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Yiddish snack of fried or baked dumpling of dough filled with meat potatoes cheese or vegetables?
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Why did the cheese eat the dumpling?
To eat or not to eat the dumpling that is the question?
What food are mice attracted to?
CHEESE or mostly the leftover food like FRUITS AND VEGETABLES(eg. rats love Potatoes!!)
What has the most carbohydrates potatoes cheese nuts or chicken?
potatoes
What Italian potato dumpling stuffed with cheese or spinach gets its name from the Italian for knot in wood?
Gnocchi
You like cheese and potatoes?
yes
How many potatoes does it take to make cheesy potatoes?
Cheesy potatoes could be made with one potato or one hundred potatoes. The amount of cheese needed to make cheesy potatoes is directly influenced by the amount of potatoes used when making cheesy potatoes.
How do you make smashed potatoes?
Peel potatoes then use a cheese grater to shred them.
What caustic acids are there?
cheese,rice,and potatoes
What food was eaten by the Dutch?
One food often eaten by the Dutch is cheese. Cheese is very popular on its own and incorporated into dishes. Potatoes are also a staple. While meat is eaten, it is in small portions, vegetables make up a larger portion of the meal.
What is Jason Aldean's favorite food?
chicken with mashed potatoes and home made mac and cheese!
What are the native foods for France?
Cheese, beef, wine, and potatoes are staples in France. There are also fresh herbs and vegetables that are native foods, although they are not as prominent among its citizens.
Main course with mashed potatoes?
If you have left over mashed potatoes, and leftover pot roast (roast cooked with potatoes, and any mixed vegetables), add a package of brown gravy mix with the amount of water called for on the gravy mix package, place the meat, vegetables, and gravy in a casserole dish. (Hint: spray the dish with non-stick oil) Put some grated cheese in the potatoes with a few tablespoons of milk, and spread on top. Bake at 350 until bubbly. There you have it - Shepherd's Pie!
