“ You're invited … and please bring a side dish”.
Well,
it's that time of the year … but don't worry … I have two sure
winners for you !
The
first one is a Spoon Bread Corn Casserole (reminiscent
of the sort of Christmas food that Grandma would have served) and it
never fails to get rave reviews. It's also very easy to make, is
inexpensive and starts with this secret ingredient:
Yup,
1 package of the little Jiffy corn muffin mix starts it all. You
just add !/2 cup of melted butter, I 8 oz. Can of whole kernel corn
(drained), I 8 oz. Can of cream style corn, I cup of sour
cream and 2 eggs. Mix it all together and pour into a greased
baking dish. Bake at 375 for 1 hour and serve warm.
Number
2 is also a winner. Just a bunch of plump Santas that are as
delicious as they are easy to make and they always brings smiles to
the crowd around the festive Christmas table. Ripe strawberries and
cool whip are the only ingredients ..
ENJOY
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posted by Goldendaze-Ginnie at 4:00 PM
7 Comments:
They are great additions to the season’s feasting!
Pass the strawberries!
I have learned from a number of "events" here that for some folks, you must include to bring the side (or covered here) dish with food in it. The young men would show up with empty covered containers to take food home in!!!!! So now we add to be sure they bring food IN the covered dish.
I've seen both of them frequently. They are almost as common as the cheese balls made with Bisquick.
new to me, but enjoy your outings.
Never read about either of these, Ginnie. The Santa berries looked festive for the season. The problem is finding good berries now.😕
From Big John in England:
"Spoon Bread Corn Casserole".. ! .. Sound like something served in the County Jail, and certainly nothing that my Grandma ever served. She was more of a 'Spotted Dick' and custard old girl.
Best wishes for Christmas and the New Year from John in 'Brexit Land'.
Oh, I missed the party!
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