got some ingredients to make all my english stuff! Hi Denise

[Guest guest]

You are really getting stocked up in preparation for a big feast.

How are you feeling? Update us on your pregnancy. I enjoy all the

news and awaiting your arrival.

 

My favorite holiday movie is Miracle on 34Th Street

 

Lawanna

 

 

 

, " organic_homestead "

<organic_homestead> wrote:

>

> Went to Ames yesterday afternoon for a meeting and was in a grocery

> co-op. They had the Quorn Roast on sale for $3.79. Luckily they only

> had two, cause I would have gone overboard (they normally are

$6.99).

> Also, the Gimmer Lean was on sale for $2! Yay! I can make my soysage

> rolls! And we found Agar flakes, so now I can make trifle, too!

Lucky

> everything else was on sale 'cause the agar was over $6 a

packet...ouch!

>

> Since I don't have access to green tomatoes right now I did a search

> on vegetarian mincemeat and found a recipe from Rose Eliot who has a

> cookbook called Vegetarian Christmas; it's predominantly traditional

> English Christmas cuisine turned veggie, but has other cultures'

foods

> listed. I think I'm going to have to order that for myself.

>

> Things I'll be making for the holidays (and our annual Boxing Day

party):

> soysage rolls

> trifle (Ray's recipe)

> mince tarts

> Victorian sponge cake

> and I'm going to beg my dad for a jar of his homemade pickled

onions -

> they were excellent last year.

>

> Will get recipes posted soon! Now that it's December I am really

> getting into the holiday spirit. The other night we watched the

Polar

> Express (for the first time) and soon we'll be watching Irvin

Berlin's

> White Christmas (I've watched this movie every year for a long

time).

> And this year I want to watch A Christmas Story, as I haven't seen

> that one in years!

>

> Denise

>