See Ya In the Gumbo #54 (potluck)

See ya in the gumbo!

My great grandpa said this instead of "good-bye."  It means see ya out there in the mix.

Gumbo is a mix of various ingredients.  And no two people make it the same way.

To "make a gumbo" means much more than cooking.  When someone says "I'm making a gumbo," it means family and friends are invited.

I invite you to join this POTLUCK PARTY every Sunday night.

Bring whatever mix of ingredients you'd like.


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Last week's top link:
Nana's Sausage Gravy from Now Things Are Cooking      Nothing better than the food you grew up on.     

More top-viewed links:
Spicy Vegetable Samosas
from Couscous and Consciousness  Sue says serve these with a salad and you have a meal.  Or, make them small and pass around at a party.  Either way, someone's having a treat. 
Eat Yer Veggies Beer Cheese Soup from Milwaukee Kitchen      The added veggies would make me feel less guilty about eating beer and cheese for dinner.  Not that I wouldn't do that either...
Jalapeno & Cheese Baked Potato from Losing Creek Farm      I have a special place for a post that starts out "I just LOVE great globs of melted cheese."  I guess yall do too--Jenny's spicy, cheesy potatoes round out this week's features. 
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