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My favorites are the cook books that are put together for fund raisers, used by church groups or schools. You usually have all the ingredients in the cupboard. Tried and true.

My grandmother would take leftover roast beef, grind it up in a food processor, then add some relish and salt and pepper to taste. She would then make sandwiches with it. They were soooooo good. I make it occassionally for my family. I say occassionally cuz we don't generally have leftovers...

That sounds yummy. Is there a recipe?

We'll talk! *wink*

I volunteer to be a judge!

So did that put you on the naughty or nice list? *wink*:lol:

Your Santa!?! Cool, Can I.........sit on your lap?;-):lol:

I don't know to many people who don't like a piece of ash every once in a while.;-):lol: I know, bad joke. I can hear ya groaning.

An excellent invention indeed! Love a good hamburger.

And dinner is at what time again???????? (wipes drool from chin)

Piggy? Oh my goodness!!!! We forgot Piggy!

Pheff! That explains alot. Now I understand why my head hurts and why there's a cab hidden in my garage, but I still don't understand how I woke up wearing your pants. I should go and check on the cab. I may have left Zan in the back seat.

Ok, you can have the couch, but your the one who has to carry Zan back to the plane.

*Wipes drool from chin* Umm, How long does it take to drive from Ontario to BC? We might make it for leftovers.......

Unforgiven, that sounds like an awesome idea! We should seriously think about that one. And #Juan, if you want to cook for me Honey, I wouldn't stop you. *Wink*

I believe I have said this before ( In that other place) a long time ago. I have got to get you to cook for me some day!