Soups and Salads

[Catwoman]

I am sad at this news.  Judy was a great cook and an even better friend.  I always jived her that I needed to take cooking lessons from her, to learn to make her pies...guess that will have to wait until I make my transition, too.

[Ole Granny]

Judy made some great Mexican food, too.

[Catwoman]

Oh, man, is that ever true...actually, I don't think there was much she couldn't cook.  If you would have given her a Goodyear tire she could have made it taste good!

[Jo McDonald]

LOL  She would get a grin out of that statement - and you are probably right in saying so.
Ole' Granny , do you know if the Moline Methodist ladies put out a cook book?  Our church in Howard did, several years ago.  Judy did a lot of cooking for the meals they served in the church basement in Moline, and I would think that she contributed some of her recipes to that. 

[Catwoman]

Would any of you be willing to share some of Judy's recipes?  I would love to be able to put some into my own personal arsenal.

[Ole Granny]

Do any of you remember Judy's last name when she moved here?  Don't have any idea about the Methodist Church having a book.  Ruth Hisle may?  I have a Busy Bee Cookbook but did not find her name (Clark) in it. 

[sixdogsmom]

It may have been Davis.

[frawin]

One of our favorite winter time soups is the Green Chili Soup that I posted some time back.  I also have a corn chowder recipe that I will look up.  It is very good as well.  Frank got the chowder recipe at a hunting lodge, where he was guest of our son.  I believe it was down around Buffalo, TX.
Myrna

[Jo McDonald]

Judy's last name was Davis when they first came to Elk County.

[Ole Granny]

Thank you