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10-30-2006, 08:51 PM #1Registered User
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What are your fav. recipes from the TWG books?
I've just pulled my books out of hiding & have been re-reading them, and am wondering if any of you have tried any of her recipes & if so, which ones are your favs., OR which ones didn't work at all for you?
The tuna cheddar soup sounded yummy to me, but haven't made it yet, I might try it later on in the week & I'll come back & let you all know how it worked. I'm going to give her cheese sauce a try for the baked potatoes, that's what we're having tomorrow night for dinner, baked potatoe bar.
So......what's your favs.?
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10-30-2006, 09:14 PM #2
I baked the raisin oatmeal scones a few weeks ago. We really like them. They seem like a fancy breakfast but they're made out of inexpensive pantry items. A little butter, honey, and tea and you have a filling afternoon snack, or tiffin, as we call it.
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10-31-2006, 08:02 AM #3Registered User
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the breadcrumb cookies are a hit here...i liked her taco seasoning...her pancake syrop and her chocolate syrop and her hot cocoa...ive been planing to try the scones forever
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10-31-2006, 09:01 AM #5
The universal muffin recipe, the quiche (w/o crust) and the Cuban bread are all favorites.
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~I didn't like the bread crumb cookies but my son did. I didn't care for the whipped topping(although I have used it as a takeoff for a chocolate yogurt mouse recipe). I didn't like the spagetti sauce either, but it might have been the tomatoes I used. The chocolate syrup recipe is great, but I cut the sugar in half.~
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cuban bread is another i want to try..and thanks for the sugar tip....
my cookies come out so moist ( i add more water) they are like a brownie
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I have the cuban bread down to try as well. Quick question, I know in the book she says just to place the bread on a baking sheet, but I'm wondering if that makes the bread spread?
From my understanding isn't it supposed to come out in a big round loaf?
I wondered about the breadcrumb cookies too, I may still give them a try to see how they turn out? What didn't you like about them, Nuisance26?
Thanks everyone for posting your favs. everyone!
Michelle in Fl.
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10-31-2006, 03:23 PM #9
I love the quiche with the rice crust recipe and the universal muffin recipe - both are great to use up leftovers!
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11-02-2006, 07:48 PM #10
I love the cuban bread and my kid's always loved the "porcupine" meatballs..I still make those from time to time. And when I make pizza, I always use her recipe.
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Nope, it doesn't spread. It is a nice, heavy loaf and it so pretty when you bake it. It comes out round and brown and ready for the eating!

I love the Cuban bread, the universal muffin recipe (made delicious peanut butter banana muffins out of that), the pizza dough recipe (though I make it all by hand instead of making it with the machine like she does). I have tried the hot chocolate one, but I used soy milk powder and it didn't come out as nice. I also tried the homemade cracker recipe but I didn't like them as much, though I might've overcooked them.
I would love to try the tuna cheddar chowder recipe, please post your review!If you're interested in frugal living, minimalism and and
family centralized living, please visit my website at http://www.miniMOMist.com.
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11-06-2006, 10:52 AM #12
The Pumpkin Loaf recipie is sooooo good! We make it a lot here at our home!
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11-29-2006, 08:51 AM #13
Okay Ladies - I only have one book - so where are all these recepies! Now I wanna try!!!
Pllllleeeeeeeaaaase?
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11-29-2006, 10:23 AM #14
I have one TWG book, I will have to look through it for recipes. I also, just bought the Complete Tightwad Gazette book from Amazon. I have had the book checked out at the library for weeks, and I loved it so.. muvh I decided to purchase it and start with the cost saving measures in it.
taking one day at a time, trying to get rid of debt!!
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