Carol Shenkenberger wrote to Dave Drum <=-

I buy Chobani, Hy-Vee or Oikos (Dannpn) depending on price. I mostly buy
the "fruit on the bottom" except when I find the raspberry-chocolate is available. That variety sells out quickly. I'm hoping their bean-counters will wake up and stoick it in larger quantity. Soon.

A 5 oz container of whatever is in the icebox makes a nice (and healty) snack. And keeps my stomach from growling.

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Title: Tzatziki (Cucumber & Yogurt Sauce)
Categories: Sauces, Dairy, Squash
Yield: 2 1/2 cups

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I'm not a chobani fan. Not sure why. It 'tasts funny'? I like
Activia but overall not too much into yogurt other than frozen.
I do use plain yogurt in some recipes though.

I've not noticed that. But, then, I seldom do "plain" yoghurt. If I do
use plain yoghurt it's probably going to be as an ingredient.

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Title: Garlic-Chive Mashed Potatoes
Categories: Potatoes, Dairy, Herbs
Yield: 4 Servings

4 1/2 c Potatoes; peeled, cubed
6 lg Garlic cloves; peeled
2/3 c Milk or cream
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2/3 c Chicken broth
1/2 c Plain yogurt
1/2 ts Salt
1/4 c Chopped fresh chives
Whole chives; opt, garnish

Place cubed potatoes and garlic in large saucepan and
cover with water; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, simmer
15 minutes or until tender; drain well.

Return potato and garlic to saucepan. Add liquid,
yogurt and salt; beat at medium speed of an electric
mixer until mixture is smooth. Add chopped chives and
stir well.

Garnish with whole chives, if desired

UDD Notes: I use a "ricer" to mash the tatties and the
garlic. Then whip the mix with a fork or a whisk.

From: http://www.recipesource.com

Uncle Dirty Dave's Kitchen

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Hi Shawn,

We've done similar, and still don't have a 4 legged Hoover, on
doctor's orders. He said we could have a dog or cat OR I could
breath. No brainer choice. (G)

I work with a women who's doctor said that too. She has 3 cats and
2 dogs. Suffers for it horribly but said Life isn't worth living
without her pets.

I thought I was able to tolerate one animal but even had trouble then. I
was able to take having pets when I was growing up but they were
indoor/outdoor so not around all the time. Got married and all our pets
were indoor, gradually wearing down my resistance so I was not doing
well when we got to Hawaii. Had a good pulmonology doctor there who
"laid down the law". Found out just how bad I was last year when we
visited our younger daughter; she has about 6 each, cats and dogs. Came
back to the camper the second night with a nasty attack, met her and
boys the next day at a neutral site.

Now that our two owners passed away leaving us our freedom we
are not in the market for another cat EVER, and would only consider
a dog after retired.

Our older daughter's dog passed away a few years ago; she said "no
more". This spring she adopted another one, just the other day brought a
2nd one home. She has 2 cats, son brought home a 3rd (kitten) a couple
of months ago. Glad we don't have the pet food bills our girls do. (G)

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Ruth
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Hi Ruth,
On <Thu, 17 Jul 24>, you wrote me:

Came back to the camper the second night with a nasty attack, met her
and boys the next day at a neutral site.

Yes, you sound really bad!

of months ago. Glad we don't have the pet food bills our girls do.

Oh yeah! LOL I can't believe how much more money we have without
our old girl cat. Having said that I miss her quite a bit.

Shawn

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Hi Shawn,

Came back to the camper the second night with a nasty attack, met her
and boys the next day at a neutral site.

Yes, you sound really bad!

I felt really bad too, had a few moments when I could hardly catch my
breath.

of months ago. Glad we don't have the pet food bills our girls do.

Oh yeah! LOL I can't believe how much more money we have without
our old girl cat. Having said that I miss her quite a bit.

I know the feeling; I still look around for our cocker spaniel and miss
having Jenny-cat in my lap. Sam (cocker spaniel) and the first kitten
we had when we were just married both enjoyed popcorn. Kitten wouldn't
leave Steve alone until he'd given her a handful, Sam mooched a piece
here, another one there, etc. We had an air popper when we had him; he
knew the sound of it firing up and would wait patiently, watching it, in
the kitchen until he got his share.

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Ruth
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Hi Ruth,
On <Sat, 19 Jul 24>, you wrote me:

knew the sound of it firing up and would wait patiently, watching it,
in the kitchen until he got his share.

Our two ate popcorn as well. Ruby more so then Mikey, he would
eat one or two just because he didn't want Ruby to get them all, but
you could tell she liked it more.

She was as bad as the Grandson. "Papa, are you making popcorn?"
he asks at midnight when he's supposed to be asleep. LOL



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Hi Shawn,

knew the sound of it firing up and would wait patiently, watching it,
in the kitchen until he got his share.

Our two ate popcorn as well. Ruby more so then Mikey, he would
eat one or two just because he didn't want Ruby to get them all, but
you could tell she liked it more.

She was as bad as the Grandson. "Papa, are you making popcorn?"
he asks at midnight when he's supposed to be asleep. LOL

We made popcorn early enough in the evening that our girls were able to
get some before going to bed. Both the dog and cat wanted their share
and more--cat would get a handful and eat it, then kept pestering Steve
until he gave her some more. Sam (dog) would just sit there staring at
you with those big brown cocker spaniel eyes.......(G)

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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