I can't get Marsha to sew on a button let alone DESIGN and sew a skirt. Why doesn't she just take a stake and stick it in my heart! But if I whine and cry she will humor me with a stint in the kitchen. Corrie and I were raised on this fine cookbook. 
It brings back very fond memories of surprising my mom with dinner when she would come home from work. Archimedes' Meat Loaf was a favorite 
with a side of Seven Dwarfs' Cupcakes. No time like the present to pass on this fine family tradition. I had forgotten the simplicity of ground meat, egg, bread crumbs, ketchup and salt. No horseradish, no Worcestershire. Can't go wrong with the advice of a wise Owl. 
The whole meal was homegrown. T-bone (the cow) has seen better days. :)
It brings back very fond memories of surprising my mom with dinner when she would come home from work. Archimedes' Meat Loaf was a favorite with a side of Seven Dwarfs' Cupcakes. No time like the present to pass on this fine family tradition. I had forgotten the simplicity of ground meat, egg, bread crumbs, ketchup and salt. No horseradish, no Worcestershire. Can't go wrong with the advice of a wise Owl. The whole meal was homegrown. T-bone (the cow) has seen better days. :)
Corn on the cob and red potatoes.
Yum. I know. No greens. The only green things left in the garden are gourds.
And Mike's tried those.
It is not a good tradition to pass on.
It involved spitting things out and having nightmares and
waking up with that taste still in your mouth. 
I love meatloaf, and Mickey. I need that book.
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good job Mom. she's adorable. & she knows how to make a most delicious meal. yumm. but i spy room on that plate for greens. one day meat & potatoes. the next day a rainbow of vegetables.
ReplyDeleteWay to go! My kids would LOVE that cookbook! I'm not a big meatloaf fan, but I would definately partake if made by little hands!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter still makes our meatloaf sometimes. And she's 24. What good skills to teach in a fun way.
ReplyDeleteSo some can cook and some can sew. I think it is better that she cooks while YOU sew! Great looking meatloaf your cute daughter has there! Homegrown meal - even better.
ReplyDeleteMy kids like to make Wonderland Pancakes & Goofy's Banana Milk Shake. It's a cute cookbook. I gave our's to Des & found one for me on eBay--gotta love that. Des, where are you? I can't find THE carmel popcorn recipe.
ReplyDeleteMarsha's meatloaf looks fantastic! Don't give up on her in the sewing department yet. My mom thought I was a lost sewing cause until I had a baby of my own to sew for. I still refuse to crochet though ;o).
ReplyDeleteI totally forgot about that cookbook! I loved it so much as a kid. Way to go on encouraging the girl to cook! I need to see if I can find that book for my kiddos.
ReplyDeleteOoh, come visit me and bring Marsha and the cookbook! Maybe she can teach me a few tricks! :)
ReplyDeleteMeatloaf what a great comfort food I love it and with Mickey it is even better. I will have to look for that book on E-bay it is incredible hey pick us out something for retreat
ReplyDeleteWay to go! That is so great she is already cooking so well!
ReplyDeleteI had forgotten I had this book until I saw your post. Wow, thanks for the memories! I will keep my eye out for one in a used book store now!
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