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Location: Heart in the West...Head in the East..For Now...
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Yes - the cake will stand up for a couple of hours, depending on the humidity and warmth of the area. I took it to my ofc and it was fine - not that it lasted too long...
Have a super Easter everyone!
Jodi
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~Always Try To Find The Silver Lining~
Follow The Story of 12 Eggs That Survived The Odds:
Since I have such a large family, 7 kids, 3 of whom are married, plus 7 grandchildren, we basicly do the same as we do for Christmas.
That would be turkey, stuffing, ham, whipped potatoes, gravy, sweet carrots (plus another side dish of vegetables), jellied salad, coleslaw, pickles, cranberry sauce, also my daughter-in-law is making her delicious braided Easter bread. I'm thinking of serving Trifle as the dessert, with tons of fresh berries.
Train---My creamed Egg recipe is pretty much made by the seat of my pants, but here are the basics.
Make your favorite White Sauce recipe
I use
1/4 c margerine--melted
1/4 c flour
salt & pepper to taste
3 c milk
4-5 oz Velveeta cheese
1 -2 t prepared mustard (to your taste)
8-12 chopped hard boiled eggs
1 cup diced ham-- opt.
Stir flour, salt & pepper into melted magerine. Let cook for one min. stirring
Add milk --stir constantly to prevent lumps. Bring to a boil and cook until thickened--stirring.
Add cheese and mustard. Stir until cheese is completely melted.
Add Eggs & Ham--stir until warmed through.
I have added asparagus (par cook first) to this recipe before also.
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