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Jello Mold Recipe - Lime Jello Cottage Cheese Recipe
by Donna Monday

Here is a great lime Jello with pineapple recipe that uses cottage cheese instead of the heavier cream cheese. It makes a very pretty molded gelatin dessert to serve on top of salad greens, or as a nice luncheon centerpiece.

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2 boxes lime gelatin
2 cups boiling water
2 cups cold water
4 tablespoons mayonnaise
1 (16 oz.) container cottage cheese, small curd
1 (16 oz.) can crushed pineapple, drained
Miniature marshmallows
1 (12oz.) container Cool Whip

Directions

In a medium bowl, Add boiling water to the two packages of lime gelatin; stir until gelatin is dissolved completely. Pour in cold water and stir. Stir the mayonnaise into the cottage cheese. Add cottage cheese to gelatin mixture.

Mix in the pineapple and stir until gelatin begins to thicken. Pour into the Jello mold. Put in refrigerator and chill until gelatin is firmly set. Unmold gelatin onto a serving plate....more...


Griff's Jambalaya Recipe
by Lee Griffith

Are you ready for some "jazzy" Louisiana Creole Cookin'? Here's a recipe I have developed for jambalaya. Experiment with different kinds of sausage, and add shrimp if you like!

The Cajuns invented jambalaya around the bayou. Food was scarce there, in contrast to the wealthier part of Louisiana. There were many slaves in Louisiana, and the word "jambalaya" is believed to be a compound of the French word jambon, "ham," and aya, meaning "rice" in African. The primary difference between Cajun and Creole jambalaya is that the Cajun dish does not contain tomatoes or tomato sauce, while Creole jambalaya does.

I've done something a little different with my jambalaya than you usually see: I make the jambalaya and the tomato sauce as separate units and add the sauce on top as you would add marina to spaghetti. I used to enjoy jambalaya made in this way by an authentic Creole/Cajun chef in our town. I like making it this way because it gives you a chance to separate the tastes of both the Creole and Cajun style jambalaya! ...more...






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