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'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ
Yes, I like to experiment.View Thread
'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ

'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ
If you don't have a food mill, mash them with the butt of a glass coke bottle or other heavy duty bottle. The bottom of a heavy duty plastic container is good for this. Mix the mashed potatoes with good amounts of butter, sour cream, black pepper, garlic powder, and a little salt. Make sure it's all well blended.
This year I probably won't make this recipe so I hope someone else can use it.View Thread
'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ

'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ
'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ

'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ
'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ

'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ
'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ

'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ
I like spiced cider, which you can make yourself by gently heating apple juice with cinnamon and other spices. Time for me to break out the juicer! Pear cider could be nice too.
Homemade cranberry juice is awesome. You can use a blender as a juicer, but then you need something to strain the pulp through. Coffee filters work all right, a clean nylon stocking works better for a filter. Mix the fruit pieces with water to get them started.View Thread
'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ

'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ
'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ

'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ
'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ

'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ
'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ

'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ
The biggest thing I have to take out is old leftovers, like an old jar of nopalitos and some curry paste and some seriously dried out vegetables, and some old homemade pickles. Occasionally old fruit in the bottom, and don't forget to eat my cactus fruit... ha ha.
Other fridge denizens of the edible variety are more and more and more broccoli, lots and lots of chicken, garlic, some Xing Tea, eggs, cactus fruit, guavas, mushrooms, hot peppers of varying kinds, baby carrots, ends of a salad bag, yogurt, a couple kinds of cheese.
WILL get rid of that vanilla yogurt and go back to cascade fresh natural, the store brand has high fructose corn syrup in it!View Thread
'Your focus determines your reality.' --QGJ
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