and a question from me Question of the Week = What are your comfort foods?

[Guest guest]

HAs to be a nice slice of apple pie. Do any of you eat it with melted

cheese on top? They always ask me if I want that when I order apple

pie in a restaurant. I never tried it. Maybe I will this year when I

make a pie.

Apple pie reminds me of cooler weather, the holidays and my childhood.

My Mom and Aunts make them often.

 

Ani

[Guest guest]

I have seen a few people do this. Two of the four I know are from Canada. I

haven't tried it, doesn't sound good to me.

Donna

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" apples_n_melons " <apples_n_melons

 

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 01:02:23

 

and a question from me Re: Question of the Week =

What are your comfort foods?

 

 

HAs to be a nice slice of apple pie. Do any of you eat it with melted

cheese on top? They always ask me if I want that when I order apple

pie in a restaurant. I never tried it. Maybe I will this year when I

make a pie.

Apple pie reminds me of cooler weather, the holidays and my childhood.

My Mom and Aunts make them often.

 

Ani

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

When I was in trouble with my dad, (I called him the Colonel) I new I could

smooth things over with a fresh baked apple pie from scratch but he would not

touch a single piece without a big hunk of sharp cheddar cheese, just served

cold next to the pie on the plate. Me, just spoon a heaping helping of homemade

vanilla ice-cream on top of it and I am in hog heaven!

 

 

 

(¯`v´¯)

`*.¸.*´

¸.•´¸.•*¨) ¸.•*¨

(¸.•´ (¸.•´ ...and the greatest of these is love. 1cor13:13

 

 

 

 

 

 

apples_n_melons <apples_n_melons

 

Monday, September 22, 2008 8:02:23 PM

and a question from me Re: Question of the Week =

What are your comfort foods?

 

 

HAs to be a nice slice of apple pie. Do any of you eat it with melted

cheese on top? They always ask me if I want that when I order apple

pie in a restaurant. I never tried it. Maybe I will this year when I

make a pie.

Apple pie reminds me of cooler weather, the holidays and my childhood.

My Mom and Aunts make them often.

 

Ani

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

nothing like cheese with apple pie. That is the way my grandparents ate it, and

I love it to this day. Do you remember, Roy Rogers used to offer an apple cheese

crisp like a million years ago? They took it away and replaced it with the

brownie sundae. I missed it so!

hugs,

Chanda

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Erin Gibson

Tuesday, September 23, 2008 1:08 AM

Re: and a question from me Re: Question of the

Week = What are your comfort foods?

 

 

When I was in trouble with my dad, (I called him the Colonel) I new I could

smooth things over with a fresh baked apple pie from scratch but he would not

touch a single piece without a big hunk of sharp cheddar cheese, just served

cold next to the pie on the plate. Me, just spoon a heaping helping of homemade

vanilla ice-cream on top of it and I am in hog heaven!

 

 

 

(¯`v´¯)

`*.¸.*´

¸..´¸..*¨) ¸..*¨

(¸..´ (¸..´ ...and the greatest of these is love. 1cor13:13

 

 

 

 

 

apples_n_melons <apples_n_melons

Monday, September 22, 2008 8:02:23 PM

and a question from me Re: Question of the Week =

What are your comfort foods?

 

 

HAs to be a nice slice of apple pie. Do any of you eat it with melted

cheese on top? They always ask me if I want that when I order apple

pie in a restaurant. I never tried it. Maybe I will this year when I

make a pie.

Apple pie reminds me of cooler weather, the holidays and my childhood.

My Mom and Aunts make them often.

 

Ani