Oops, is it Friday again? I’m really behind this week. I haven’t made out my grocery list yet. Instead I’ve been working on the interesting variety of questions this week.
#1. Share a recipe for something Italian.
I regularly make pizza on a baguette which my kids love and have asked for over and over again.
#2. Jam, jelly, preserves, marmalade, fruit butter or butter. What’s on your toast or bread?
I pretty much go with what the kids want. They go through phases so we get a good variety that way. Sometimes it’s coconut jam (kaya), sometimes garlic butter.
Recently, we’ve been on this St. Dalfour Four Fruits jam craze. It’s chunky with bits of fruit and is not too sweet. Four Fruits contains cherries, strawberries, blackberries and raspberries with no added sugar, only natural sugar from the fruits and is based on an old French recipe.
This is the new bottle I bought just this weekend and it costs me a dollar more than it did last week. It’s crazy the prices of imported jams and we go through like one bottle a week.
#3. What’s your favorite Kellogg’s product? (Since they’re multinational I’m hoping everyone can answer this one. If you don’t have Kellogg’s products, what’s your favorite cold breakfast cereal?)
Kellogg’s Cornflakes, I like it plain with milk, no sugar. Sometimes I pop them as a snack for the crunch, without milk.
#4. Do you like liver? What about liverwurst?
Gag! Sorry and don’t even mention haggis 
. When I was a kid, I was practically force-fed pig’s liver cooked in Chinese wine and ginger because it was supposed to be make me strong and healthy. Ew, nasty!!
Pig’s liver seems to have become a thing of the past though because of its high cholesterol content. About the only time I see it served is in these Cantonese Fried Noodles. I love the noodles but I wouldn’t touch the liver with a ten-foot pole! Bleh!
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You and your family eat very different kinds of jams. We are boring and stick to grape or strawberry.
By DeeBee on 09.19.08 10:15 am | Permalink
@deebee
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Guess we’re spoilt for choice. I’ve got a picky eater brood here. My kids get bored eating the same things every week. I leave it to them so I don’t have to crack my head
By chili queen on 09.19.08 1:21 pm | Permalink
EWWW! The thought of that liver in the wine & ginger is nasty! NOTHING can make liver taste good! LOL
By Anele on 09.19.08 7:09 pm | Permalink
Those pizzas look great. I should try those sometime. I’m sure my kids would love them.
By Sue on 09.19.08 9:23 pm | Permalink
@anele
Yeah, wait till you smell it!! I can’t imagine how I ever gulped it all down.
Great to have you back, hope you had a good break
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By chili queen on 09.20.08 9:00 am | Permalink
@sue
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Yes, try them and let me know how it goes. They’re so easy I just cook the sauce base and my teens can take care of the rest. No need to even bother with a pizza base
By chili queen on 09.20.08 9:03 am | Permalink
The picture of your Pizza Baguette made my mouth water. It looks soooo good!
By Charla on 09.20.08 11:19 am | Permalink
@charla
It tastes great too with a crispy crust.
By chili queen on 09.20.08 1:11 pm | Permalink
Yumm. Those jams sound yummy. I am boring with my grape jelly.
By Karen on 09.21.08 10:09 am | Permalink
Those pizzas look really good - but I think I’d pass on the hot dog topping! This would be a good make-your-own with my kids.
By Sheri/Cookingmom on 09.21.08 11:05 am | Permalink
@karen
I went out this morning and bought a bottle of Smucker’s grape jelly. It’s cheaper than St Dalfour so I hope the kids like it. St Dalfour is getting too expensive, close to 10 bucks a bottle.
By chili queen on 09.21.08 5:24 pm | Permalink
@sheri
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We do all sorts of topping with it - vegetarian, ham bits, bacon, and they all taste good
By chili queen on 09.21.08 5:26 pm | Permalink
That pizza on a baguette looks really delicious! I’m going to have to give that a try.
By Lynne on 09.22.08 5:14 am | Permalink
$10 a bottle!! Yikes. I would change to Smuckers.
By Karen on 09.22.08 10:52 am | Permalink
@lynne
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I promise you won’t be disappointed
By chili queen on 09.22.08 5:39 pm | Permalink
@karen
I haven’t opened the bottle yet as we had garlic bread this morning. Smuckers is over 8 bucks here so not much of a diff. If the kids like it, I guess I’ll save 2 bucks a bottle.
By chili queen on 09.22.08 5:42 pm | Permalink
The idea of wine and ginger wiht liver doesn’t appeal to me at all, and I’m not fond of pork liver but love calves liver. Go figure.
By skeet on 09.23.08 3:04 pm | Permalink
@skeet
. Thank goodness I’ve never had to eat it.
I don’t even want to think about calves’ liver
By chili queen on 09.23.08 9:26 pm | Permalink
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