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Micki - Posted - 08/02/2011: 18:20:56
FFSomething my granny use to make when tomatoes started rolling in, was breaded tomatoes. I love them and I make them quite often myself. Leftover biscuits or any bread will do. Crumble bread into canned or peeled and diced tomatoes in a pot. add sugar to taste, salt , pepper, and worcestershire sauce and bring to a rapid boil while stirring, then simmer for about 15 minutes, good. Micki
Edited by - Micki on 08/02/2011 18:22:39
dmiller - Posted - 08/02/2011: 19:06:32
Oh - - I read the title, and thought you were talking about the TUNE! ![]()
Edited by - dmiller on 08/02/2011 19:07:24
pstroud1 - Posted - 08/02/2011: 19:33:49
Wow sounds good we'll have to try that.
Thanks Micki
Paul & Linda lou
Micki - Posted - 08/02/2011: 19:58:40
quote: Okay Allen Mills and the lost and found song too. Micki
Originally posted by dmiller
Oh - - I read the title, and thought you were talking about the TUNE!
KE - Posted - 08/02/2011: 20:06:04
Sounds good, but I don't remember ever having leftover biscuits in my house.
Micki - Posted - 08/02/2011: 20:24:47
quote: guess you will have to whip you up a few. Loaf bread does okay, but biscuits taste better. Micki
Originally posted by KE
Sounds good, but I don't remember ever having leftover biscuits in my house.
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