Retro and Comfort Food P'Zazz Themed Photo Contest Jan 2025

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TeresaS
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Re: Retro and Comfort Food P'Zazz Themed Photo Contest Jan 2025

Post by TeresaS » Fri Feb 07, 2025 9:27 pm

Updated to here

Tisme
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Re: Retro and Comfort Food P'Zazz Themed Photo Contest Jan 2025

Post by Tisme » Fri Feb 07, 2025 9:30 pm

Every summer, at every gathering there was always Coleslaw & Potato Salad on table.
Everyone had their own recipe, and as a kid I would look for my Aunty Jeans Potato Salad because she used pea's in hers! I am sure my Mum probably used the same recipe ~ but Aunty Jean's Potato Salad always seemed the best whilst Mum's coleslaw was always the best, that is until times changed and it started coming in pre made containers and as a working Mum she found it easier to buy! I never ate it after that...lol
I only ever make it myself.

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Re: Retro and Comfort Food P'Zazz Themed Photo Contest Jan 2025

Post by Tisme » Fri Feb 07, 2025 9:40 pm

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Re: Retro and Comfort Food P'Zazz Themed Photo Contest Jan 2025

Post by Tisme » Fri Feb 07, 2025 9:53 pm

I used to love Tuna Cakes as a child (known to us as Patties not Cakes...lol).
Mum used to make them and roll them in flour and egg and then breadcrumb them, they were out of this world. DH and myself still love them every once in a while, although I do like to make them without the rolling in egg and breadcrumb effort. I have found a few recipes on Zaaz that is easier and we have really enjoyed the them. We enjoyed these a week or so ago!

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TeresaS
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Re: Retro and Comfort Food P'Zazz Themed Photo Contest Jan 2025

Post by TeresaS » Fri Feb 07, 2025 10:13 pm

Wow!!! Tisme...those photos are ridiculous looking...Yum!

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Re: Retro and Comfort Food P'Zazz Themed Photo Contest Jan 2025

Post by ForeverMama » Fri Feb 07, 2025 10:23 pm

Beauteous photos, Tisme! I love that dog on the side of your coleslaw. The colors are stunning.

Thanks FEM, There is more than a dog there if you look closely!!!! :o :lol:

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Re: Retro and Comfort Food P'Zazz Themed Photo Contest Jan 2025

Post by Tisme » Fri Feb 07, 2025 10:26 pm

TeresaS wrote:
Fri Feb 07, 2025 10:13 pm
Wow!!! Tisme...those photos are ridiculous looking...Yum!
Thank you Teresa! :D

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Re: Retro and Comfort Food P'Zazz Themed Photo Contest Jan 2025

Post by ForeverMama » Fri Feb 07, 2025 10:27 pm

I wasn't thinking of adding this one, but realized that incorporating strawberries, blueberries, etc. into salads, seemed to be a thing in the late 80's/90's and these type of plates were appearing everywhere at friends and family tables, especially for celebrations. I still I love it..

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Re: Retro and Comfort Food P'Zazz Themed Photo Contest Jan 2025

Post by Tisme » Fri Feb 07, 2025 10:28 pm

ForeverMama wrote:
Fri Feb 07, 2025 10:27 pm
I wasn't thinking of adding this one, but realized that incorporating strawberries, blueberries, etc. into salads, seemed to be a thing in the late 80's/90's and these type of plates were appearing everywhere at friends and family tables, especially for celebrations. I still I love it..

#recipe27144

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Yes it was FEM, stunning photo... adding it now!
Talk about beautiful colours!

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Re: Retro and Comfort Food P'Zazz Themed Photo Contest Jan 2025

Post by Tisme » Fri Feb 07, 2025 10:33 pm

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