To PT what do you call this? was Hi Jo

[Guest guest]

Hi PT, sorry to be so long in replying; just finally came in from the

garden, LOL.

 

<... " ~ PT ~ " <patchouli_troll> wrote:

> i love the way you describe your cooking... dash

> of this and that to taste...>

 

I rarely use a recipe, just make it up as I go along, unless I am

trying a new recipe belonging to someone else. <smile> Next time I

promise to do my best to write out the actual recipe.

 

What to call it, hhhmmmm.... My mother used to make that with real

ground beef (can I say that B word on this list?) and we called it

" Gravy Train " ROTFL, good title when describing a meat based meal.

I try to take old meat based recipes and reformulate them using

healthful foods, so maybe I should call it Healthy Train? My hubby

likes it and he is one of those meat eaters, big time.

 

The rest of my family also eats meat but since I always cook two meals

when they visit, one without m for me, they always start by asking

what it is, followed by eeeuuuuu, then can I taste it? Heh, heh, heh,

converting them inch by inch. Last time we all ordered pizza, one of

the young men wanted my veggie pizza and liked it better. I became a

veggie because everytime I ate meat or fish my stomach and abdomen

hurt. He said the same thing was happening to him and was thinking

about changing over, as well, to veggie.

 

Kind regards, Jo (joannolivia)

 

 

This dish sounds interesting

> and very versatile. What do you call it?

>

> ~ pt ~

>

> A sage is the instructor of a hundred ages.

> - Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)

> ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~>

> , " joannolivia "

> <joannolivia>

> wrote:

> > Hey Ron, here is one that my hubby likes and he is a meat eater. It

> > is more of a supper than snack, but manly, in my hub's opinion.

>