This week has really gone by fast....today I got the rest of the presents bought and now to wrap them....would you believe one of my first jobs was working in the gift wrapping department of a major department store? Tomorrow will be spent wrapping, cleaning and getting the last minute things ready for the weekend....
Plan on some baking and candy making too if at all possible.....I wanted something different for Christmas dinner for a fruit salad and found this recipe...Buttermilk Congealed Salad...
This is from the Southern Plate website..the link and recipe are above...discovered this site on Facebook and its been a new adventure looking at all the wonderful recipes......and great posts...I had heard of congealed salad while reading a novel set in the south one time but never really knew what it was..now I realize it is a jello salad...what I like about it is that it so easily can be a sugar free congealed salad (LOL) the post gives a little history of why its called congealed so head on over there.....interesting reading!
We got a nice pork loin roast for Christmas dinner and will roast it in the oven with carrots, red potatoes and onions....plus a green bean casserole (this never lasts) the congealed salad, a large plate of assorted cold vegetables, and fresh rolls...looks like another full house of 7 again like we had at Thanksgiving..guess they all like our cooking..and I say our as Alan loves to cook too! He's in the kitchen almost as much as I am..
Thursday, December 22, 2011
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Everything sounds wonderful Dani and sooo nice you get to be together with family or friends on Christmas. Take lots of pictures to share especially of the little guy on his first Christmas..I will be looking for them :)
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Nancy
Merry Christmas.
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Prudence & The Gang
Merry Christmas! Your meal sounds just like the meals my mom used to make. And the jello salad...very refreshing. my mom used to change the flavors and experiment. love,andrea
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