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January Cooking with Angel Food

Last post 01-06-2008 4:00 PM by TizzyLizzy. 15 replies.
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  • 12-17-2007 8:24 AM

    • Brandy
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    January Cooking with Angel Food

     The January menu is available to view. Are you ordering? What meals are you planning to make if you are?

     


    1.25 lb.
    Bacon Wrapped Beef Filets (5 x 4 oz)

    4 lb.
    Individually Frozen Chicken Leg Quarters

    2 lb.
    Lean Hamburger Steaks (4 x 8oz.)

    1.5 lb.
    Boneless Pork Roast

    1.25 lb.
    Meaty Beef Short Ribs

    20 oz.
    Supreme Pizza

    10 oz.
    Deli Sliced Turkey Breast

    3 lb.
    Fresh Apples

    35 oz.
    Crinkle Cut French Fries

    16 oz.
    Frozen Green Beans

    16 oz.
    Onion Rings

    14 oz.
    Fancy Ketchup

    26 oz.
    Pasta Sauce

    16 oz.
    Pasta

    16 oz.
    Pinto Beans

    7.5 oz.
    Macaroni and Cheese


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  • 12-17-2007 8:33 AM In reply to

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    Re: January Cooking with Angel Food

     Sounds good. Babs

  • 12-17-2007 5:30 PM In reply to

    Re: January Cooking with Angel Food

    We ordered one package; we ordered three of the December package, so I expect us to be eating off that for awhile.  The January menu doesn't have as many meats that we like as the December package did, so one will be plenty.

    I'm hoping the ribs are meaty enough to go with sauerkraut - if not, they'll go for soup.  The pizza will disappear, as will the fresh apples, onion rings, green beans, deli turkey, fries and mac and cheese.  We use plenty of ketchup, too, either straight up or to made into bbq sauce.  The pasta and sauce will be a good meal; I'll probably still have some meatballs left from December's package, so that makes a filling meal.

    If the bacon-wrapped filets are the same kind as before, they're pretty small, so I'll fix them all at once.  What dh doesn't eat as a meal will go in his lunch.  I'm not a big meat- or steak-eater, so he's welcome to them.  I like chicken quarters, but no one else does.  I'll fix them all at once, either oven-fried or bbq style and freeze for a quick lunch for myself.  The hamburger steaks will make a meal plus a lunch for dh - probably grill them with onions and mushrooms and put them on buns - the mac and cheese would go good with that, if dd doesn't find it first...

    The pork roast I'll have to have a look at before deciding how best to cook it.  I haven't had much luck with their roasts as they're mostly odd pieces rolled and formed together.  But if it's decent, the apples would be good fixed with it, possibly baked alongside or fried separately...Liz

  • 12-17-2007 7:00 PM In reply to

    Re: January Cooking with Angel Food

    making pulled pork sandwiches is a good way to use weird pieces of pork. slow cook with bbq sauce and onions, shred and you are done!

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  • 12-17-2007 7:25 PM In reply to

    Re: January Cooking with Angel Food

    Great idea - and it can be 'weird' pieces of pork, lol!  I can use the ketchup to make the sauce...thanks for posting!  Liz
  • 12-26-2007 9:06 AM In reply to

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    Re: January Cooking with Angel Food

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  • 12-27-2007 5:27 PM In reply to

    Re: January Cooking with Angel Food

    There are 3 local drop points for this program in my area.  I have tried to contact 2 of them to find out how to enroll or order or whatever I need to do.  Neither of them have called me back.

    Do I just send them a check or what?

     

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  • 12-27-2007 8:15 PM In reply to

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    Re: January Cooking with Angel Food

    Do your local centers offer websites with information on how to order through them? Each one handles this independently and sends the orders and payments to Angel Food.

     

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  • 12-27-2007 9:49 PM In reply to

    Re: January Cooking with Angel Food

    No, no websites.  Just phone numbers.  I'm at a loss.

     

    re-tired

  • 12-27-2007 9:51 PM In reply to

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    Re: January Cooking with Angel Food

    How long ago did you leave a message?

     

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