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Seafood pasta and olive oil garlic sauce, red leaf salad, homemade bread with sun dried tomato

Posted By: Michelle on 2005-07-20
In Reply to: What's for dinner tonight girls? - nm

along with a big glass of white wine.  MMMMMM


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not sure if the same, but I was taking olive leaf extract (a good brand) and felt great...

I wonder if that would be of the same benefit...just off for a few months because of money reasons!  any health food store carries it, but, of course, you want a good one. 

also, evening oil of primrose is great, still taking that because there was a sale on it...love it.


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Pasta salad
I am making this as we speak.

1lb box rotini pasta
add 1 bag frozen vegetables at the end of cooking time. Your choice. I use California mix, broccli, cauliflower, carrots.

Drain and cool.

When cool add 1 bottle ranch dressing, or pepper ranch, or Italian dressing. Any kind of dressing will do.

Add 1 can sliced olives. Sometimes I add artichoke hearts chopped up, sometimes some pepperoni chopped.

Mix well and chill well. Just before serving I mix in about a 1/4 cup grated cheese.

Delicious.
Some jar sauce is as good as homemade...
I make my own sauce usually, but when I'm not in the mood there are some that surprisingly are just as good as homemade. They are the more expensive ones, Rao's, Victoria, Patsy's, Vincent's. Jar sauce has come a long way! But the less expensive like Prego, Ragu, and even Classico etc., I find are just too sweet. Easy recipe..A couple of jars of Victoria or other better-brand Fra Diavolo sauce. Cook on stove in medium pot on medium heat until hot but not boiling. Throw in a bunch of medium or large size RAW peeled shrimp with tails removed! (I often use the raw frozen in the bag - thawed) and continue cooking/stirring until shrimp turns orange and appears done. Spoon over pasta and top with S&P if you like and lots of grated romano/parmesan cheese. Squisito!
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my favorite pasta salad
Well, it has pasta in it..but tons more.

pasta, any non-string-type you want
olives
artichoke hearts
kidney beans
garbanzo beans
red onion
tomatoes
basil
feta cheese
salami
bread (shepard's loaf in little cubes)
balsamic-based dressing
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Need a good pasta salad recipe..(sm)

We are going to have an easy and cool summer dinner tonight.  Making chicken salad sandwiches.  Want a good pasta salad recipe to go with it.  Preferably a creamy (mayonnaise/sour cream) style.  Getting bored with the italian dressing recipe lol 


Thanks!


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anyone have a good and easy pasta salad recipe?
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make that garlic bread and it'll be perfect
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eat bread. it will stick to the bread and go down.
I had this happen a lot.


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Because coding isn't as cut and dried as transcription is. Coders have to research a patient'

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Same with certain procedures.  There is a code for this procedure and a code for that procedure.  BUT if you do this procedure WITH that procedure, then there is a whole nother code for that.


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The Mortgage-Lifter Tomato

A few years ago, I heard the story behind this great garden vegetable and did order some mortgage-lifter seeds from a catalog.


In the 1960s, a gentleman developed/raised mortgage-lifter tomatoes, selling them off for $1.00 each and sold enough to pay off his $6,000 mortgage.  Thus, he named them mortgage-lifters.


Granted, it's too late in the year to start this enterprise now, but selling seedlings to gardeners is one way to earn some extra money. 


I live in a rural area and do plant a small vegetable garden every year.  I start tomatoes from seeds, and usually end up with more plants than I need.  Most people I know do purchase seedlings; they don't start out with seeds.  My son and I have decided that we will sell seedlings (more than just tomatoes) next spring at a weekly yard sale in our front yard.


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olive oil
I'm a big fan of olive oil but at 14 grams of fat per tablespoon, 4 tablespoons per 1/4 cup, that would be 64 grams of fat per day! That's a lot of fat even if its a healthy fat. How will that affect you in the long run.
olive oil
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Tomato soup and toasted cheese sandwich.
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Low grade olive oil is the best.
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With a Double Whopper on the side...hold the tomato and lettuce!
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1/2 bottle of McCormick salad supreme
1 small can of black olives, chopped
add whatever else you like-
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- broccoli

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I've been using olive oil daily for the last 5 years
and my weight is stable and normal.

However, I don't use NEARLY a 1/4 cup! just a little on my salad or for cooking.
I realize I may regret extending the olive branch but

to tell you the truth, I have always rooted for the underdogs. 


My very best friend in the world once tied my hair in knots (before we were friends,) added some gum and dirt to the mix too.  This was back when I was in the 3rd grade. Her parents made her come and apologize and we have been very thick ever since. 


She didn't have many friends either.  She was kind of a bully and the kids were all basically scared of her.  I am proud to say that I could rely on her in a pinch going on 25 years now. 


On the advice of one of the posters, I will make sure that the pup is in the clear with animal control and the local police just to be safe.  I have a friend who volunteers at the local animal shelter where we adopted our puppy.  He teaches obedience classes for the dogs and caregiving for the owners.  All of this he does for free.  


Perhaps if all goes well with the neighbors, I will suggest to the dad that he and his daughter accompany us to some of these classes when we go.  Maybe she can learn to love the animals and they can help heal her a little too.


There I go again, rootin for the underdog. 


 


 


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hydrangea sculptured border, olive green curtains I designed and made, 2 office chairs to give the ol' back a break, desk placed just so in order to be able to look out 2 different windows, 1-3 cats who come and stay as they please, and 1 little dog who never leaves the office unless I do.  There are also the necessary things like a bookcase, printer, backup computer, nik-nacks and paddy wacks.


I am so completely blessed cause I have all this AND get paid!  Who wouda thunk??


toss in olive oil, sprinkle with salt, pepper and paprika