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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok

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Originally Posted by grandma sue

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Originally Posted by Dix

I would love to get together with a bunch of quilters from central Oklahoma! Wouldnt that be fun?

Absolutely! But I live in Tulsa - however, I drive to OKC quite alot. That would be fun.

I vote to meet in Stillwater..a happy between..hehehe

what am I saying, I am way up/over here in deadsville...ENID you know is boring and has NO quilt/fabric stores any more...sigh...

Stillwater would be good. However, sometime we need to meet in Tulsa - we have 4 great shops here. And then again, sometime we could meet in OKC. After all, we wouldn't want to miss any of the shops!

Our OK weather is so crazy. Thought about AC a few days ago and now thankful for the heater. (Sorry I missed dinner. Sounds so good.)

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Originally Posted by grandma sue

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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok

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Originally Posted by grandma sue

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Originally Posted by Dix

I would love to get together with a bunch of quilters from central Oklahoma! Wouldnt that be fun?

Absolutely! But I live in Tulsa - however, I drive to OKC quite alot. That would be fun.

I vote to meet in Stillwater..a happy between..hehehe

what am I saying, I am way up/over here in deadsville...ENID you know is boring and has NO quilt/fabric stores any more...sigh...

Stillwater would be good. However, sometime we need to meet in Tulsa - we have 4 great shops here. And then again, sometime we could meet in OKC. After all, we wouldn't want to miss any of the shops!

I have a friend in Edmond who has a quilter in Tulsa and she knows all the shops along the way..heheheh

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Originally Posted by ssgramma

Sounds good!

I love having a great big kitchen day or two now and then to keep the freezers full. Plus we send some over to 88 y.o. MIL. I love having choices that whip up quick since you already did the majority of the work!

That machaca is also good on nachos or in a quesadilla.

If you like spicy too then try boneless chicken breasts in the crockpot with hot enchilada sauce and cream of chicken soup. It's good for Arroz can Pollo or shredded for any of the other mentioned preps. I do a 6 lb bag of chicken from Sam's with 2 cans of each and add 1 can diced green chilis.

Just bag it for the freezer as you like. I shred some with a little sauce and then bag up the extra sauce seperately so I can do whatever with it.

Forgot to say it's winter here again too :-(

Are you truly a native Kentuckian or did you move there from another state? When I lived in Scottsville Ky., (graduated from High School there) in 1961, no one from that area knew anything about Enchilada's , green chiles, plain old chili or any other southwestern food. I have an ex sister in law and a niece and her family that live in Scottsville.

QuiltgrammyT2, where in Kansas are you? I am outside of Topeka.

When my grandmother and her family came across the country in a covered wagon, they went thru Enid, OK. Shortly thereafter her mother had a baby girl who is named...Enid.

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Originally Posted by pugmom

When my grandmother and her family came across the country in a covered wagon, they went thru Enid, OK. Shortly thereafter her mother had a baby girl who is named...Enid.

what a cool story....

We had ours for only 3 days. Don't know where it went but we want it back too. If you'all find it send it our way too. Pleeeeeeeze!!!!!!! :cry:

Thanks for the recipes. What is Arroz can Pollo?