kateswist.bsky.social
Digital professional, analog civilian, living & working in Wyoming in a tiny Blue lifeboat bobbing on a raging Red sea. đIâm a technology leader working in public education, 20+ of tech experience.
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We made Sunshine Salad for her 70th bday party. She loved it. Meâđ¤Ž
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The sugar cookie recipe submitted by my BFF is the one I make to this day.
The cover art was created by yours truly.
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This is the kinder version of the LDS community cookbook. Probably published in the same year , 1982. My mom submitted âSunshine Saladâ which is actually from her betty crocker kids cookbook. Its absolutely disgusting. Who wants carrots in their Jello!!
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If you are taking inspiration from movements *please study them.* 20th Century Civil rights organizers were very hard core about security. You should be too.
Here's some very basic guidance -- I don't know who made this site, but it checks out --
infosecforactivists.org
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I donât own a pressure-pan but I have a large pressure cooker & this is great for generic pressure cooking/canning guidance. Like in my last post with the directions of âcold pack for 10 min.â This book tells you how to do that.
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Mince Meat Recipe:
1st lineâCook a cleaned hogâs head.
Last lineâCool & freeze or cold pack for 10 minutes.
The amount of prior knowledge this recipe requires is staggering. I donât know where I could obtain a hogâs head. The last line refers to pressure canning.
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This cookbook is from 1980. I was a toddler when my family lived in Farson. I am an avid home cook who is pretty knowledgeable & I live in a very small community (2000-ish ppl).
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This is my FAVORITE community cookbook. It has the best & worse recipes. Real mince meat that calls for a hogâs head & fruit cocktail. Also recipes for no-drip popsicles, finger paint, & playdoh. Then an added random dash of âhelpful hintsâ
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I love community cookbooks. Everyone submits their best recipes & all of the ingredients are available locally.
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2/14/01. So good!
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I keep saying Dems need to do a daily briefing on Capitol Hill and fill the void, fact check the WH. Hire Pete Buttigeig and give him a staff to do this.
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This was my momâs childhood cookbook that she then gave to me & I have kept it. The recipes are dated but I still love it.
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âBoys swim season team breakfast, 2020, 21, 22, 23. Double recipe for large pan. â
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âExcellent! Thanksgiving weekend 2019â
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I disliked chocolate all my life, didnât like the taste, smell, any of it. Now in perimenopause I canât get enough. Same w mushrooms. So weird.
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â10/26/18. Very good. Use baking powder biscuit recipe for top. No bottom crust. Makes enough for 2 pie platesâ
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Change their language settings to Polish but prevent access to modifying their own account.
Set default compose font to old english and text color to white in email
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Older women are lawyers, doctors, accountants, entrepreneurs, professors, scientists, researchers, historians, archivists, military veterans up and down the chain, financial advisors, plumbers, electricians, architects, engineers, IT professionals, and more.
We have lots of resources.
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â6/20/09. Very good! Added spinach & ricotta into food processor but didnât need to. â
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âClint bday 6-30-15. Great! Used homemade applesauce instead of apples & juiceâ
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Pick me
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I have made this recipe so many times I have made a big batch of rub seasoning that I keep ready & transferred the recipe to my own personal cookbook.
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âSherry S wedding. June â02. Cook the night before & cool in fridge. Slice thin when cold & reheat in pan juicesâ
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âXmas â22. Added a little allspice & rumâ
âFeb â19. Susie Oâs son Alex-funeralâ
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âXmas â21 Excellent! Can substitute coffee for other flavors. Or add flavors to choc for dippingâ
âIf dough is soft using piping bag. If stiff roll into a log & cut. â