We had great entertainment from the Too Quirky Quilters, Kim Fess and Rebecca Heinz. They provided us some songs about quilting, showed some beautiful quilts, and provided lots of comedy. Lots of laughs were had by all and I saw a number of heads nodding to the comic routines involving smuggling fabric and tools under our spouses' noses. Of course one can never have too much fabric!
We also had a silent auction of some fabrics and other quilting goodies. We made $353.00.
A request was made of Kath's Hominy casserole. Here it is:
- 2 16-oz cans of hominy (rinsed off and broken apart by hand)
- 1 16-oz. cans of corn (I used a 32 oz bag of frozen, thawed in the microwave)
- 1 c sour cream (and I added a cup of heavy cream [could use yogurt], whipped with 3 tbs of horseradish)
- 2 4-oz cans of green chiles
- 1 lb Monterey Jack cheese, grated
Heat oven to 400 deg
Butter a large casserole dish (mine was 9x 13)
Layer the ingredients in the order given, to make 2 complete layers.
bake at 400 for 1 hour to brown cheese. (I baked for only 45 minutes)
Kath reports that the origin of this recipe is the Baltimore Sun, but she has made some modifications to the original recipe. She also reports that it is a very tasty leftover!
Also, the third fabric for the Round Robin was released. I'll try and get a photo of it up soon.
Please let me know if I left out any interesting bits from the evening!
Happy Holidays!
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