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"kilikini" wrote in message ... I'm going to have to baby-sit my father-in-law, Bill, and my mother-in-law's Uncle Nasty in about a month. My father-in-law has very few teeth left, my Uncle Nasty has all of his. All my mother-in-law makes for her spousal unit is a hamburger patty *every* night. He's up for something different, but he's really, really picky. I suggested lasagna and his eyes lit up. He said, "Ms. Tipton hasn't made that for me in YEARS!" Okay, so lasagna's on the menu. He said he loves spinach, so I'll probably add that to the lasagna sauce (I'm going to sneak in ricotta, although he claims he doesn't like it). Meanwhile, Uncle Nasty has all of his teeth and he likes to eat just about anything. Bill doesn't like mushrooms, he doesn't eat broccoli, he's not into eggs or fruit and he's not particularly fond of pasta, but he likes lasagna. My mother-in-law said to me, "Oh, you can always make a meatloaf!" Bill looked at me and grimaced. I think he's kind of over the ground beef thing since it's all he's been eating, every day, for a few years, now. Anyone have any ideas on what to cook for an old, toothless, tired, picky, crotchety, retired hillbilly? I could stuff crepes, I can do anything, but he's into very simple fare. He's looking forward to a change, though, I tell you what, and I intend to give him one. I'll be there 4 or 5 days. I know he likes grits, so I've got to re-learn how to make them, but he doesn't eat chicken, fish or any kind of shellfish. My mother-in-law will put salad in a blender for him and he "drinks" that. *I* really don't want to go that route. Any ideas are welcomed. They're buying the groceries, I just have to cook it up. kili ============ Home made corn chowder with biscuits Cream of tomato soup with cheese and crackers Cheese, tomato and pepper Omelette with home fries French Toast and sausages Golden Rod Egg ( white sauce with hard boiled egg whites mixed in poured over buttered toast with the hard boiled yokes pushed through a sifter and sprinkled over the top. Chicken a la king over patty shells with frozen peas added Also, she might not make meatloaf so the meatloaf idea might be a good idea served with mashed potatoes, buttered spinach and tomato sauce or a little barbecue sauce lightly covering the the meatloaf |