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Orange Drink
A very simple and refreshing carbonated orange fruit drink.
Hot Cranberry Citrus Punch
This tart punch warms you on a cold winter's night. I always serve it for Christmas Eve dinner. The longer it cooks, the better it tastes!
Monica's Baptist Sangria
This fresh, sweet nonalcoholic drink is beautiful in a punch bowl and will have your guests coming back for more and more!
Celebration Punch
Non-alcoholic, not too sweet punch. My friends request it for every party!
Pammy's Slow Cooker Beans
Pammy's slow cooker beans is a delicious pinto bean recipe that uses smoked turkey rather than pork to create a unique flavor. My family loves it! Serve over hot cooked rice.
Red Beans
Beans with pure Latin flavor. Accented with potatoes, pumpkin, ham, garlic, and cilantro, this side dish could steal the show!
Party Punch V
This is fast and easy and good!!!
Golden Wedding Punch
This is a wonderful, refreshing drink that can be used for receptions, parties or even holiday get-togethers. This is decidedly different from your usual punch. It and can be stored in covered jars for several days in the refrigerator.
Sandy's Sweet Slow Cooker Sauerkraut
Every New Year's Day, my mom would make her famous sweet sauerkraut. It is more than a traditional meal to ensure a prosperous new year; it is simply delicious (and easy)!
Red Beans and Rice with Sausage
This red beans and rice recipe was given to me by my sister. It's a hearty dish — wonderful for the cold winter months. To make it a little meatier, I cut up a small ham steak into cubes and add in the last 20 minutes.
Sweet-n-Sour Kielbasa
Sweet-n-sour kielbasa is so simple and always the quickest to disappear at functions. This recipe can be made and served as an appetizer or over rice and any veggies for a complete meal!
Michelle's Sweetkraut
A New Year's family tradition. We eat it on New Year's to help us remember to temper the bitter with the sweet in the coming year! It is also kid-friendly; haven't met a kid yet that don't like it! If your kid hates sauerkraut, try this. Quick and easy to make but does have a longer cooking time to reduce the liquids and bring out the sweetness. You can use it as a meal or a side dish and some family members, believe it or not, get a bowlful for a late night snack!
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