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Help Me Figure Out A Christmas Dessert!

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I once had a party 12 girls 12 desserts. Just add ice cream and stir slightly

:)

Edited to add, I was one of the girls. No, I think I just dug the hole deeper :o

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jerseyangel Proficient
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We are having 7 for Christmas dinner-- I'm making 3 pies (pecan, chocolate cream and mince), chocolate chip and peanut butter cookies dipped in chocolate, plus the biscotti I ordered from the gluten-free bakery.

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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We are having 7 for Christmas dinner-- I'm making 3 pies (pecan, chocolate cream and mince), chocolate chip and peanut butter cookies dipped in chocolate, plus the biscotti I ordered from the gluten-free bakery.

I notice you didn't mention green beans or ham or a roast. :0

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I notice you didn't mention green beans or ham or a roast. :0

We really do have some kind of weird food thing going on! It happens that I am making a ham, rib roast, and green beans with almond butter sauce (among other things).

So, what do you think we should make tonight? lol

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kareng
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We really do have some kind of weird food thing going on! It happens that I am making a ham, rib roast, and green beans with almond butter sauce (among other things).

So, what do you think we should make tonight? lol

We are having chili. Might make some of the pb choc chip cookies

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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We are having chili. Might make some of the pb choc chip cookies

Mmm sounds good! May have to ditto it :)

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