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beebe929
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Are you cooking an Easter meal?
beebe929
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Re: Are you cooking an Easter meal?
Yes, I am! I love to cook. I will be making a roasted pork shoulder, rice and peas, fried chicken and possibly a pasta dish also.
For dessert I am making white chocolate cupcakes.
I took Monday off from work because just thinking about cooking all this makes me exhausted, let alone actually executing it...
After 7 years trying to concieve, 3 failed IUIs and 2 failed IVFs, my third IVF was a success!
My Christmas baby turned into a turkey bird! Dillon Richard was born at 34 weeks, 5 days on November 28, 2009 after 10 weeks on bedrest for preeclampsia.
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We love entertaining, and even more now that we have kids.
My inlaws are coming over Saturday for a BBQ of Ribeye's. My husband is cooking this dinner so I have no idea what is going with it.
On Sunday I'm cooking ham and spaetzle (homemade). And I haven't planned the rest the dessert yet or picked a vegetable.
I don't like ham all that much. I often make beef or pork tenderloin. I was thinking of fish this time. I have shrimp scampi as the plan unless I find a good fish option.
How odd is scampi on Easter?
Thankfully, no! We are headed to DH's family and all I have to bring is a fruit salsa...nice and easy!
I love to cook, but I hate hosting big gatherings at my house. I prefer to head to other's places for that.
Nope... We're going to the IL's for dinner. I'll be contributing deviled eggs and lemon cupcakes with a coconut/jelly bean "nest".
My MIL will probably make her usual: ham, potato salad, and baked beans. She usually also has some nibbly things for snacking, like chips/salsa, chips/onion dip, veggie tray, cheese ball... It is pretty simple, but it is also usually pretty good.
I love to host brunch on Easter, but haven't since we moved back home because the house is too small. I have dibs on next year!
This year Easter Sunday falls on Sean's birthday, so we are going out with his family. I dislike going out on holidays, so we shall see. My parents are having us over for a birthday dinner cookout & cake on Saturday.
Yes! It's just going to be my parents. I'm making a ham, some rolls, probably this awesome asparagus and spinach baked risotto (so easy), and maybe some baked beans. My mom is bringing potato salad, deviled eggs, and a lamb cake.
My in-laws are going to Vegas to visit my BIL/SIL for Easter, so we'll have a big Easter celebration with them next weekend. It actually makes it so much easier -- we don't have to split time between families!
Because we're fancy like that.
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