See Ya in the Gumbo # 66 (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 features:
Canadian Meat Pie from Love Bakes Good Cakes Made with beef, pork, and spices, Jamie describes this pie as "winter food."   

    

Sour Chickpeas from Couscous and Consciousness Sue says this dish may have the "dreaded brown food syndrome" as far as pictures go, but taste is a different story.

Martha's Dark Hot Chocolate Mix from The Kitchen Cookie There's a surprise ingredient in this mix, making Martha's hot chocolate thick and rich. 
And my pick of the week: Fried Mee Suah (Chinese Flour Vermicelli) from Kitchen Flavors  Joyce not only explains how to make these fried noodles, she shares what these noodles mean in Chinese culture.         * Please link your post, not your homepage.

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