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My mother is a good cook still. She ain't moving back in any time soon, though.
Lessee:
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#2 Y'know, the artery clogging kind with gravy? Absolutely magnifico.
Beef Stroganoff
Onion Soup
Brunch
'tater Salad
Pickles
Salad Molds
Carrot Cake
Cheese Cake
Pork Chops ( right in the pan )
Turkey
Cornish Hens
Apple Pie
Lemon Meringue Pie
Many Others ...
Just as interesting to note were the things she DIDN'T cook: Tex-Mex, Chicken and Dumplings, Pizza ...
my sister was the one to introduce pizza into the menu after a high school home econ course ... not quite
blue ribbon fare, but it was awesome! We lived in the sticks so take out in those days never saw us.
I never had "proper" western-style Chinese 'til The '80s. Mom's idea of Chinese was "Chun King".
Holy Cow, that stuff was awful.
A Fine is a tax when you do wrong.
A Tax is a fine when you do well.
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