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Holiday snack ideas and recipes.

jimfet

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Formally known as Chex mix. A local bar tender here, renamed it to crack mix, cause you can't stop eating it.
Well the big bowl is loaded with two, 9oz bags of chex bold and one 16 oz bag of traditional. They are splashed down with my hot sauce and whatsthishere sauce and stirred

Next on the stove I put
1 stick of butter
1/3 box of powdered sugar
1/2 cup of Cajun power garlic sauce.
1/3 cup of whatsthishere sauce, and 1/3 cup of hot sauce. Just regular hot.
Let that come to a low simmer and dump in 1.5 lbs of pecan halves and 1/2 lb whole cashews.
Stir till coated well.
Now dump on the chex and mix well.

I have a 15 x 21 sheet pan, that I line with foil and spray with garlic flavored Pam.
Now spread evenly and put in a 220° oven for almost 2 hrs. Every 30 min pull out pan and stir well. Keeps it from sticking together. After stirring 3 times, put it back in oven. Turn oven off and let cool another 20 to 30 min. After that, bag as you like.
I wound up with two 3/4 full gallon bags and two full quart bags. I will do this again around X-mas.
 
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Hey
I've been making cucumber sandwiches as of late.
Thin sliced baguette, a mixture of one cream cheese, 1 cup mayonnaise, 1 packet of ranch mix. Applied thin .
Thin sliced cucumbers, topped with dill weed.
tasty ,Eric
 
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I loaf of Pepperidge Farm Cocktail Rye
1lb of Pork Sausage
1# of Velvetta cheese

Brown sausage in skillet and drain. On low heat add Velvetta (cubed). Stir lconstantly until cheese is melted. When cheese is melted remove from heat and spoon it on to Cocktail Rye slices.

Very simple and tastes great. Best when warm.
 
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I have access to a very good market nearby, where I can buy any of a variety of a couple dozen imported olives from Italy, Greece and other places. With pits, pitted, stuffed, you name it.

So why is it, on Thanksgiving, I always have to follow the tradition of buying a can of pitted black olives for my snack?? :D
 
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Formally known as Chex mix. A local bar tender here, renamed it to crack mix, cause you can't stop eating it.
Well the big bowl is loaded with two, 9oz bags of chex bold and one 16 oz bag of traditional. They are splashed down with my hot sauce and whatsthishere sauce and stirred

Next on the stove I put
1 stick of butter
1/3 box of powdered sugar
1/2 cup of Cajun power garlic sauce.
1/3 cup of whatsthishere sauce, and 1/3 cup of hot sauce. Just regular hot.
Let that come to a low simmer and dump in 1.5 lbs of pecan halves and 1/2 lb whole cashews.
Stir till coated well.
Now dump on the chex and mix well.

I have a 15 x 21 sheet pan, that I line with foil and spray with garlic flavored Pam.
Now spread evenly and put in a 220° oven for almost 2 hrs. Every 30 min pull out pan and stir well. Keeps it from sticking together. After stirring 3 times, put it back in oven. Turn oven off and let cool another 20 to 30 min. After that, bag as you like.
I wound up with two 3/4 full gallon bags and two full quart bags. I will do this again around X-mas.
We make Texas trash , pretty much same thing. https://www.tourtexas.com/recipes/Texas-Trash-Snack-Mix
 
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