Cook the Book: The Oprah Magazine Cookbook
Rachael Ray for dinner. (And I know we could get the meal on in 30 minutes, right?)
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I don't have a garden (The proverbial black thumb. I could kill a rock garden.) However, if I DID have a garden, I would have to have tomatoes! Growing up, a neighbor always grew extras of EVERYTHING, so we always had garden fresh tomatoes, sweet corn, butter beans, yellow squash, watermelon and peanuts. It all spoiled me, but those tomatoes!
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man, I'm hungry just reading all these delicious suggestions! But i think I currently best like turkey, provolone and mushrooms!
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Good, ripe, home-grown tomatoes, still warm off the vine! (I can't get them, but boy do I want them!
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Cook the Book: The Oprah Magazine Cookbook
Definitely Ellen and take-out Chinese.
Cook the Book: The Oprah Magazine Cookbook
I would have to say Oprah. I admire her so much for all that she does for other people. I would like to have a salad with a creme brulee dessert.
Cook the Book: The Oprah Magazine Cookbook
I'd love to eat with Oprah! She would appreciate some good southern cooking. I'd cook my famous crock pot maccaroni & cheese, collard greens, and smothered chicken over rice. Yum!!!
Cook the Book: The Oprah Magazine Cookbook
I would like to dine with Ellen. We would try something from Bosco's Chicken and Waffles, because that would be a hoot!
Cook the Book: The Oprah Magazine Cookbook
No contest...I would want to sit down to an afternoon lunch in some open air restaurant and discuss where Oprah sees this country heading. As we would munch on a delicious Chicken Ceasar Salad with fresh shreded Parmesan Cheese I could probe her thoughts and reasoning in supporting Barack Obama as a presidential candidate and if she has had any second thoughts about that decision since the campaign has turned so ugly with all the media spin. And ask her too...what does she think of the way news media and paparazzi conduct their business in reporting the lives of high profile individuals like herself.
Cook the Book: The Oprah Magazine Cookbook
I would like to share some southern food with Oprah.
Cook the Book: The Oprah Magazine Cookbook
David Letterman, tailgating food and pie, at the Indy 500
Cook the Book: The Oprah Magazine Cookbook
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I would chose Ellen as she is a good sport and is willing to try anything! I think we would try Southern foods.
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