July 4th Fare
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I am planning on bbq later if not too hot and not raining! Have a couple bacon wrapped filet mignon steaks, some sausage, makine baked beans (well Bush's made em) and texas toast, just me and mama, so not too much! I think the traditionals include bbq, baked beans, potato salad or we like cheesy potatoes, garlic bread. Watermelon, pies, and ice cream! Where on earth do you put all this?! LOL!
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Oh, all your dishes look so good. I told my DH that it seems funny to not have traditional picnic foods today...baked beans, cole slaw or potato salad today. There will be 5 of us for supper before the fireworks and we're grilling steak. I stopped at a farmers market yesterday and got fresh corn on the cob, green beans and new red potatoes. So that's what's we're having...oh, and I made a fresh blueberry pie. I'm going to use Pioneer Womans' recipe for smashed potatoes, which are served hot, so no cold potato salad today.
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I am planning on bbq later if not too hot and not raining! Have a couple bacon wrapped filet mignon steaks, some sausage, makine baked beans (well Bush's made em) and texas toast, just me and mama, so not too much! I think the traditionals include bbq, baked beans, potato salad or we like cheesy potatoes, garlic bread. Watermelon, pies, and ice cream! Where on earth do you put all this?! LOL!
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yum, sounds good and I bet it was. We ordered take out BBQ with coleslaw and baked beans. I made a peanut butter pie. Next time I will make the beans and coleslaw, too - mine are better! But no one went hungry.....
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I made the cherry cobbler from a web recipe. It was ok. I make the peach one my way. I put the sliced peaches on the bottom of the pan with a 1/4 c brown sugar and 1/4 stick of butter and let that melt in the oven. Then I mixed 2 cups flour, 2 teas bp, 3/4 stick butter, 1/2 c. brown sugar and 3 eggs and about 1c of milk...you will have to see if you need more or not. I just mix things up. I never put cinnamon, as it takes over everything. I like to taste the fruit. I would make any cobbler using the same recipe as the peach one.
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