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hi
yes has anybody go any good recipes that are simple and the ingredients
are easy and cheep to get hold of. prefrebly ingredients tha are already in a normall household. please get back to me asap thnax. |
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hi
On 30 Oct 2006 13:34:25 -0800, "raz" >
wrote: > ingredients tha are >already in a normall household. Define "normall", please. |
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hi
On Oct 30, 4:34 pm, "raz" > wrote: > yes has anybody go any good recipes that are simple and the ingredients > are easy and cheep to get hold of. prefrebly ingredients tha are > already in a normall household. please get back to me asap thnax. I would recomend checking out some of Paula Deen's recipes. They are simple and cheep. You can find them for free at foodnetwork.com. It can be hard to find recipes that normal people would have the ingredients for and are inexpensive. Is there anything in particular thatyou're looking for? |
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hi
On 30 Oct 2006 13:34:25 -0800, "raz" >
wrote: >yes has anybody go any good recipes that are simple and the ingredients >are easy and cheep to get hold of. prefrebly ingredients tha are >already in a normall household. please get back to me asap thnax. Yes |
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