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Edmonton's downtown core has been largely shut down today thanks to a gunman who has taken hostages in the Worker's Compensation Board building. Needless to say, he has been identified as a disgruntled former 'patient' of the system. Some pity him. Some think he should be shot on sight...

I can't see why not.

The next time hubby's schedule and mine mesh, we'll be there. :smile:

Sooooo... is that what she's making if we show up for supper one night? Hmmm? :lol:

Maybe, make your chowder first and add the Knorr only if it 'needs' it?

Why do you use Knorr when it sounds like your chowder would be perfect without it? (just askin' ;-))

Tonight.... Simple butternut squash soup. 1 butternut squash, peeled, cored and cubed 8 carrots, sliced into coins 1/4 onion 1L carton chicken stock 3 cloves of garlic 2 Tbs olive oil pepper and salt to taste add garlic, onion, oil, and spices to a soup pot. caramelize. Add vegetables...

do you make the instant potatoes? lol. But I agree... in chili what difference will it make really... it's not like you posted a spaghetti sauce recipe.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have arrested 16 Greenpeace protesters, including 13 who had chained themselves to a Shell oilsands upgrader plant in northern Alberta. Police moved in around 5:30 a.m. Sunday, 24 hours after the activists scaled three smokestacks and a construction crane at...

Canada is a model to the rest of the world of how to accept new immigrants and migrant workers, according to a new report from the United Nations Development Programme. Canada is among a small group of nations that has generally fair and open immigration policies, the report contends, that...

lol.. sounds like imprecise language has struck yet again. A stew it is, Irish stew... not in any form recognizable to anyone who understands the culinary world. What you describe the recipe as sounding like puts me in mind of my father-in-law talking about the week-end 'fricassee' (and no...

wow, that sounds like something that makes sense to put in the 'simple' recipe section. lol.

One of my fool proofs when we used to eat hamburger was lazy cabbage rolls... shredded cabbage, rice, hamburger, fry it all up and simmer it in tomatoes (canned, sauce, whatever you have on hand) with some spice and vinegar to taste.

lol... yes juan, it sounded like corned beef hash. I was merely poking fun at the way Anna phrased it.

lol.... it sounds like you serve this, with fruit, as a dessert.

I don't think the last name of the man who invented it changed just because the name of some country did.

Who lets a hooker beater hock your product for you? I'd have been tempted to buy a 'slapchop' or a 'shamwow' as the need for them comes up, but, the fact that they haven't pulled him from their ads since he got arrested, picks my nerves. [end highjack/]

lol. kids can be so fun.

Another quick thing in my house that never fails is baking powder biscuits. I use the recipe from Company's Coming, entitled 'best cheese biscuits' and typically leave the cheese out (unless I want cheese biscuits), and from there, can build on them any number of ways. I always make a double...

One note from my kitchen, finely mincing mushrooms (I have a Pampered Chef chopper that makes quick work of it) in your chili creates an impression of ground beef, getting them past even the pickiest kids who won't eat them (my kids miss them entirely) while still helping impart a nice flavour...