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Whip up your own homemade ranch seasoning mix. And for some reason I didn't see the responses above which give ideas.Don’t waste any more money on those ranch seasoning packets.Cheryle on Condensed Tomato Soup for Canning

Do I need to add any water to the pot or just use what liquid there is from. I'm probably being extremely stupid! You. I've been canning for years but I seem to be having a problem with this one.

Hi from a Welsh lass living in Bulgaria.

femforrest on Dede's Golden Mushroom Soup I have even used dried mushrooms chopped. I use whatever wine I have and it is good with any of it.

I have made this recipe quite a few times.

Not sure how old this thread is, but I just bought some of those pork steaks from the IGA here in. fieldfare on Cheesemaking Without Benefit of Mail Order

I wrote the following in a note to Suzanne about this reference to the old, out-of-print book, when I was having difficulty signing up for this site, earlier today.

fieldfare on Quick, Easy Lunch for Company

On so many levels, I consider this to be an absolutely wonderful post, and one that is so certain to influence my own Work, I know I will be mentioning.

fieldfare on My Dad's Thanksgiving Sandwich

Faith, what a lovely tribute to your Dad! I decided to read your post because of the title, and the immediate recollection of my own Dad's 'favorite Thanksgiving Sandwich', which.

Enjoy! fowlplayfun on My New Italian Kitchen

I have that exact same pasta maker! It's marvelous! I love that you can adjust the thickness by turning a couple of knobs.

Eve Party and several guests asked me for the recipe.

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I can't wait to try it! <3 Goose Hill Farm on Creamy Blend of Coffee and Milk I’m thrilled with this recipe! Do you make your own dressings? If you have dressing recipes, post ’em! I’d love to see them! I’m so over store-bought dressings.

I’ve also used this as a sort of “fake” quick Alfredo sauce. I use an old chili sauce bottle and use 2 teaspoons mix, 2/3 cup buttermilk, and 2/3 cup milk to fit. Make as much or little as you want/need at a time. Use sour cream or cream cheese for a thicker version. It’s so easy to change up when you need to–add bacon bits. You can store this dry mix at room temperature for one year.įor a handy print page, see the original posted recipe here. Place mix in a container with a tight-fitting lid. Well, I tried, but my blender didn’t like that, so I just tossed it all in a bowl–onion salt, garlic salt, onion powder, garlic powder, and all–and mixed it with a spoon. I love saltines.Īdd parsley, minced onions, and dillweed. Saltines are the perfect simple, basic cracker, so I’m not arguing with that on the homemade principle. Put crackers through blender on high speed until powdered. *Note: You could replace the salts with powders to reduce sodium. In fact, I think it’s better than store-bought dressing, so no more of THAT. Ranch is our favorite dressing here, but those mixes in the store just don’t appeal to me, so I was happy to find one posted here by CindyP and had to try it out! Verdict: I love it. I’ve been thinking about ranch dressing for awhile.