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"own cooking book. "

show them which one is salt and which one is pepper .

show them which jar is vinegar and which is oil .

how to use a grater .

how to use a lemon squeezer.

how to roll out dough

how to use the mixer to whip up eggs

remember - "slowly" ..

gets there as fast as high speed.

and if they are left handed

peel a vegetable across the table from you .

this way works wonders !

that's how I taught some children at camp who were not allowed in mum's kitchen ,

did not know how to peel a potato .

that person wrote me a lovely letter and I still wonder how she is now .

probably better than me in peeling potatoes

Copy and save to your computer;

and you will be able to print this

off for your children or grand children.

Wiener Kabobs!
Wieners
Pineapple chunks
Alternate pieces of wiener and pineapple chunks
on a skewer.broil on grill over coals until wieners are hot

Stuffed Hot Dog!
Wiener
Slice of bacon
Toothpick
Slice of cheese
CHOICE OF Pickles, Sauerkraut, Or Onions, If Desired
Slice the wiener lengthwise, but not all the way thru.
stuff the middle with stuffings of your choice ,
then twist bacon around the wiener and secure
it with a toothpick.grill until bacon is done
turning several times .

Hamburger Packages

1 pound (or more) hamburger meat
1 medium onion, sliced into rings
1-2 medium potatoes, sliced into discs

Make as many hamburger patties as you want to serve.
Place each one on its own square of aluminum foil. Season
to taste. On top of each patty, place a few rings of onion
and several slices of potato. Fold up the aluminum foil like
you're wrapping a present, so it won't leak, and bake in
a 350 degree oven for about 45 minutes or to desired
doneness.

Healthy Nibbles:

Sweet and Spicy Roasted Pumpkin Seeds

Metric	Ingredient	Imperial
15 ml	butter or margarine, melted	1 tbsp
15 ml	sugar	1 tbsp
5 ml	ground cinnamon	1 tsp
1 ml	salt	1/4 tsp
.5 ml	cayenne pepper	1/8 tsp
4	dashes hot pepper sauce	4
250 ml	pumpkin seeds, rinsed & patted dry	1 cup

In a medium bowl; combine melted butter, sugar, cinnamon, salt, cayenne pepper and hot pepper sauce. Stir in pumpkin seeds until well coated.

Place seeds on shallow baking sheet. Bake in preheated 300 F (150 C) oven for 45 to 55 minutes, turning every 10 minutes, until browned and crunchy.

Serves 2

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