ISO yummy, soft treat

[rinsav]

My poor Mom has been suffering from an awful tooth ache all week and is finally going to the dentist today. I want to take something over to her that is tasty yet soft on her poor mouth! Any suggestions???

[SandyM]

How about some nice home made pudding? Not too cold, which might bother the tooth. Meatless noodle soup would be nice too.

[Jodi]

There are few things worse!! How about some warm applecause?

[Grace]

Soup.

[Ohioan]

Split pea soup.
Cream of wheat or cream of rice with maple syrup.
Malted.


Anyone wanna know how I did that? http://www.cookinglight.com/bbs/wink.gif

Cheers,
Phoebe

[Melina]

Ohioan, Yes! I really, really, wanna know.
Looks great.
Melina

[breadmama]

What about custard (warm or cold) or some fruit and yogurt smoothies?

[beccathebaker]

When I had my wisdom teeth out these are some things that I made and enjoyed:
Pudding made with soymilk
Frozen yogurt
Creamy zucchini soup
Cream of wheat
Spirutein shakes-especially the chocolate peanut butter flavor
Tofu peanut butter pudding-made with a box of silken tofu, 1/4 cup peanut butter, molasses, cinnamon,and vanilla blended together-yum!
Good luck! -Becca

[SusanL]

Phoebe, I peeked, cool! I will have to remember that!

Here is a pierogi lasagna recipe that is very soft, maybe for the weekend...

Lasagna Pierogies

1 pkg lasagna noodles
butter
1 lge onion
garlic
8 servings of instant mashed potatoes
½ to ¾ c velveeta cheese or shredded cheddar


1. Boil 1 pack of lasagna noodles, can be broken in pieces. Drain and place on the counter on wax paper.
2. Saute one onion and garlic with a pat of butter.
3. Make 8 servings of instant potatoes, I think about 2 cups of instant potatoes.
4. Add small cubes of velveeta cheese or cheddar, mix until fairly smooth. I kept it on a low flame to melt and watched carefully.
5. Pam 2 8x8 pans or 1 11x 7? Pan. Layer lasagna noodles, potatoes, onion 3 times ending with onion.
6. Bake 350 for 30 minutes- watch the last 5 minutes or so.
7. Great reheated!!



[This message has been edited by SusanL (edited 03-27-2001).]

[Ohioan]

Melina - this is one of the tricks in the "UBB Code is ON" help. It's something like the bolding or italicizing trick. To make a bulleted list, use the codes in brackets like this (I'm putting underlines around the codes so they'll show up instead of making a list):

[_list_]
[_*_]First item. (That's an asterisk in brackets)
[_*_]Second item.
[_*_]And so on.
[_/list_]

Cute? You can also do an alphabetized list by starting off with "list=A" instead of "list."

Cheers,
Phoebe

[rinsav]

Thanks everyone! You gave me great suggestions. I think I'll make some pudding today and may bring over that lasagna on the weekend. Thanks again!