Karen
5/27/2018
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Thank you so much Cheryl!
I don’t buy any special kind of stuffed olives...just whatever is on sale.
So glad if my recipes can help anyone!
I just read the post from the lady with the children who are going to live with the grandmother for a month. My heart goes out to them because I know how hard it is to work around what children will eat even when there are no restrictions. I’m exhausted when my grandkids are in and will basically give in to almost anything to keep them happy.
Let’s all put our heads together and try to think of some things that are toxic disease friendly and that kids might like. Hopefully some ideas can be generated so this grandma can cook for them without breaking the bank or having too much resistance from the kids.
In the meantime let’s also pray for their family.
Love,
Karen
P.S. Just thought of something...wrap nitrate free turkey or beef thin sliced lunch meat around green beans and secure with a toothpick and then broil (remove toothpick). Dip in homemade mayo (recipe on this thread) flavored with mustard. If they just won’t eat the green beans, wrap around the meat around a dill pickle and don’t broil. Deviled eggs are another good snack or meal. Ok...I started the ball rolling...help me out here...what else for the kids?
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