Monday, November 8, 2010
Pineapple & Ginger Snap Cookie Sundae
A combination I would never have thought of if when I unpacked the groceries I didn't place them next to each other on the counter. Hmmmm....I wonder. I searched the web looking for someone...anyone who had combined these two flavors together & survived to tell about it. But, alas, I could find none. So with the wind at my back & caution tossed carelessly out the door I reached for a pan. A pan to sear my fresh pineapple with, dear. For canned....it will not do.
I cut up a handful of gingersnap cookies. They are a hard cookie so breaking them up is a "snap" with a mallet or a sharp knife. Scoop a few spoonfuls of vanilla ice cream on top.
Brown the pineapple a bit on each side & remove from heat. Cut up right away and place on ice cream. Server immediately! The hot pineapple will melt the ice cream fast!
It is so delicious. I think there might be some leftover in the fride. Yes. I believe there is. OK, I'll see you tomorrow folks, I must wrap with up. (grabs a spoon & heads toward the kitchen.)
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Sunday, November 7, 2010
Hot Dog its Hot Dogs!
Hot dogs are great over a campfire but these lean beefy goodness are not just for summer fun! I rolled out crescent dough that I bought in the dairy section in the tube. Place a slice of provolone then the hot dog & roll. Wide side to tip. Like the photo!
Place on an ungreased cookie sheet & bake at 350 degrees for 10-15 minutes. Until tops start to brown.
You can you ball park franks, beef dogs, turkey dogs, fat free dogs. Whatever you desire.
I steamed broccoli & served with a romaine lettuce tossed salad. Yum! It was a big hit. Prep time was 10 minutes and baking time was 10 minutes. EASY! Message me if you have any comment or suggestions. I would love to hear from you.
Place on an ungreased cookie sheet & bake at 350 degrees for 10-15 minutes. Until tops start to brown.
You can you ball park franks, beef dogs, turkey dogs, fat free dogs. Whatever you desire.
I steamed broccoli & served with a romaine lettuce tossed salad. Yum! It was a big hit. Prep time was 10 minutes and baking time was 10 minutes. EASY! Message me if you have any comment or suggestions. I would love to hear from you.
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basic,
blog,
broccoli,
canned pumpkin,
canton,
casserole,
cheese,
cheese sauce,
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easy recipe,
homemade,
ohio,
set to simmer
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