WELCOME TO OUR 20th "RECIPE SWAP MEET"!
"Oh no, what am I going to make tonight"? Why not pick one of our Recipes! Your grandmother's secret recipe has a coming out party and it's tonight!
Come join our "RECIPE SWAP MEET" If you take one, share one! All you have to do is sign our linky, grab our button, and show off your Recipe! Below you will find your Chef-Hostesses XmasDolly (me), and Lori from The Shewbridges of Central Florida (Lorie says Hi!). 
Lorie's recipe is at her blog.
We all have recipes from our family archives that we've collected over the years, and maybe some we have swapped from friends, magazines, cookbooks, & neighbors!
So, remember if you take one, share one & sign our linky, grab our button, and we'll rush over to your place and grab yours! Oh, and don't forget to follow and we'll happily return the love! Maybe show some love with a comment if you're not too busy! I can hardly wait to see your family's old recipes and try them! That's it! Short & Sweet! Let's start cookin'! Looking forward to seeing you. So mark your calenders! We'll be here every Thursday. So, if you're stumped on what to make tonight stop over by Dolly & Lorie's RECIPE SWAP MEET! Our button is in my right side bar! ARE WE BUDS OR WHAT? HERE'S MINE! ENJOY!
I usually take my Corn Beef & cook it in the Crock Pot on Low half the day! I put it in there with a little bit of water (whatever the pkg. says), and then the seasoning in the package, put the lid on and go SHOPPING! Yep, then after five or six hrs. on low I take it out and slice it thin with the electric knife, get the dark rye out and build. So some corn beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese (then I put it in the microwave for a half a minute to melt it) a little thousand island on the side and WAH LAH a full fledge Reuben!!! Especially in this hot weather - no real cooking involved.
And speaking of hot weather, summertime & parties! Here's a treat for you today!
JELLO SHOTS
INGREDIENTS: 0.35 oz (small boxI) Jello, any flavor
1 cup boiling Water
1 cup Vodka
MIXING INSTRUCTIONS:
Dissolve jello with 1 cup boiling water, add 1 cup vodka and srir,
pour into shot glasses, ice trays, or in 1 oz plastic cups found at
party supply stores (they even have little lids for them), chill until
firm. Each person can use a knife or their tongue to loosen the edges
of the jello and then suck them down. If you use the 1 oz plastic cups
and lids you can serve them by placing all of the cups in a large bowl
filled with ice...they will stay cold longer, and they look really
festive! * Try making an assortment using several flavors of jello!
pour into shot glasses, ice trays, or in 1 oz plastic cups found at
party supply stores (they even have little lids for them), chill until
firm. Each person can use a knife or their tongue to loosen the edges
of the jello and then suck them down. If you use the 1 oz plastic cups
and lids you can serve them by placing all of the cups in a large bowl
filled with ice...they will stay cold longer, and they look really
festive! * Try making an assortment using several flavors of jello!
AND THIS ONE IS RATED A "BIG" NUMMMMMMMERS!!!!
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So now all you have to do is sign our linky to lead us and/or our guests to you to swap a recipe. Check them all out, and we'll check yours. If you don't want to write it all down & know of one on line just post a link to it on your blog or leave it in a comment if you prefer! Enjoy and Bona Petite!!! Thanks for cooking/sharing along with us! Don't forget to grab our button if you're a fan!
8 comments:
I had no idea Jello shots were so easy to make!
Another yummy Recipe meet Doll.
Do you know I have never made corned beef and cabbage? It's not a 'normal' thing out in the Pacific Northwest - but boy do they like it out here in the Northeast! :) Hubby loves it, so I'm going to have to utilize your yummy recipe for sure!
AND I've never made jello shots - I know!! Crazy, right? I think they're in order soon! ;)
Spin: Cooking Passion Started at a Very Early Age
You have picked two of my favorite things. I love reubens, but have never made them. I usually get them when I go out because I didn't realize how easy it could be to make... YUMMY!!!
As for jello shots, OMG to die for. We used to play Jello Shot Trivial Pursuit with my step-son and DIL when we all lived in CT. It gets funnier as you go because you have to eat one when you get a question wrong, the more wrong you get - the more Jello shots you eat. It is a vicious circle, but lots of fun!
Great recipes this week sweetie.
That sounds so delicious! I've only had corned beef from the can before. Terrible, I know.
I must admit I am not a fan of corned beef,but.....jello shot!....now we're talking.
I love that jello shots made the list this week. LOL some of my favorite combinations are:
Vanilla vodka with orange jello
A good tequila with lime jello
Cranberry vodka with raspberry jello
Slurp! LOL
I too have used a crock pot for corned beef but I'm afraid I must admit to opening a can of hash more often than not when I'm in the mood and a skillet is handy!! W.C.C.
Whew - I haven't had jello shots in forever! Definitely good for summer ;) Hubs loves rubens I'll have to make this for him. I'm not a big sauerkraut girl so I just eat them by "scent"..lol
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