"Christine Dabney" > wrote

> On Fri, 7 Dec 2007 18:18:26 -0500, "Nancy Young" >
> wrote:

>>Hardly anything I make just makes one meal. Even a meatloaf makes
>>leftovers.
>
> I was just thinking about that. I have short ribs in the freezer, and
> I was thinking of turning them into the Hungarian short ribs. They
> will probably make much more than I need..so again I will need to
> freeze some of it for future work lunches. And I have a question for
> you regarding this, since I have never made these before. Will they
> freeze okay if I don't add the noodles to them before freezing? Or do
> you think they will do okay freezing with the noodles?

I've never frozen it, but I freeze lasagna, I don't see why not.

>>> I have also been doing some baking lately... I made several things
>>> from Dorie Greenspan's book Baking: From My Home To Yours. One is a
>>> lovely date-walnut loaf,
>>
>>Oh, do you think I could have the recipe for that? Maybe I can
>>find it online.
>
> Eeeekkk!!!!!!!!!! You are asking almost the impossible of me!!

No! Don't worry, I will look for it myself, or a different recipe.

> I
> find it very difficult (for me) to sit down and type out recipes.... I
> still have to write out my Parmesan Cheese balls for sky...I have been
> promising those to her for eons now.

No worries. I know how it is.

> I could scan it, and send it to you as a pdf file..would that work.
> And if you have the ambition to type it up for everyone, then go
> ahead..LOL.

It sounds like a long recipe. I had been looking for a date nut recipe,
but I know my library will have the book, I can just go copy it.
I just checked, not only do they have it, they have a copy in my
local branch. Thanks!

nancy