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Cooking & Baking

chowmama

(983 posts)

10. Red beans and rice

Reply to NJCher (Original post)

Wed Dec 24, 2025, 06:11 PM

6 hrs ago

We're still recovering from our lovely virus and are taking it easy. Nice soft food.

And I'm doing Xmas dinner as much ahead as possible. I wanna sleep in tomorrow.

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What's for Dinner, Christmas Eve, Wed., Dec. 24, 2025 [View all] NJCher 8 hrs ago OP

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That all sounds great. Worked with folks who ate about the same thing. Summer festivals were an eat fest. twodogsbarking 6 hrs ago #9

Sounds delic, Cher! SheltieLover 6 hrs ago #5

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