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- Brown and crumble ground beef. Drain excess grease and set aside.
- Combine first 8 ingredients in a large saucepan; bring to a boil over medium-high heat.
- Reduce heat and simmer until potatoes are tender. Stir in beef and 2 cups of milk.
- In a small bowl, whisk together flour and remaining 1/2 cup milk until smooth.
- Gradually whisk into soup.
- Bring to a boil; cook 2 minutes or until thick and bubbly, stirring constantly (so mixture does not burn.)
- Reduce heat; add cheese and stir until completely melted.
- Garnish with bacon.
Monday, September 5, 2011
Cheeseburger Soup
238 comments :
It's funny, my favorite home-cooked recipe was not my favorite when I was little, but now that I am grown up it takes me right back to memories of my mom. She passed away 2 years ago this month and so it is all the more valuable to me for that reason. It had no name when I was growing up but a few years back we decided to call it "man stew" because all the men we knew loved it. I still need to write it down because it is one of those "in your head" recipes. Gooseberry Patch is something she loved, so I hope I get to try some of these great recipes! :) Heather C. firstname.lastname@example.com
The recipes you have posted from the cookbooks look so yummy! I need to try them. My favorite home-cooked recipe is by far my Grandma's chicken and dressing. In fact I made it for my family this weekend and it didn't last very long! It brings back so many find memories of family meals at Grandma's and it a wonderful comfort food.ReplyDelete
Jennifer C. firstname.lastname@example.com
My favorite meal is fried chicken!! I still haven't perfected it, but that's my favorite! I can't wait to try this Cheeseburger soup!ReplyDelete
When I think of home cooked meals I think of my grandmother and her chicken and dumplings and blackberry cobbler. Or her meatloaf and rice pudding. Or her fried fish and sheet cake....man I am sooo hungry!!! Wonderful giveaway and thank you!ReplyDelete
Mmm, I think our favorite meal just might be biscuits & gravy...for breakfast or supper! :)ReplyDelete
lori.a.ferguson at gmail.com
My favorite would be my best friend's mom's fried chicken dinner. It was the very best fried chicken I have EVER had. I think it was because SHE made it. It cannot be duplicated!ReplyDelete
My favorite home cooked meal would have to be chicken and home made egg noodles. My grandma used to make the noodles and hang them to dry all over her kitchen. Those were fun times.ReplyDelete
My favorite meal especially in the fall is hamberger stew and cheese buscuits.ReplyDelete
Fried fish, sweet potato fries, slaw and blueberry cobbler with Blue Bell vanilla ice cream.ReplyDelete
Hands down, no questions asked it is Cottage Pie with fresh Zucchini Bread for dessert. Perfection on a plate... lol.ReplyDelete
I've been wanting to make cheeseburger soup for a while now. It looks so good! I think that my all time favorite home cooked meals changes pretty frequently. Right now it's chicken fried steak, pepper gravy and mashed potatoes.ReplyDelete
- Heather BridenstineSeptember 5, 2011 at 9:22 AM
Chicken casserole, sour cream biscuits, mashed potatoes, cream-style corn, and butterscotch pie for dessert! Heather B, email@example.com
My favorite home cooked meal has got to be meatloaf, mashed taters, and corn. Meatloaf is always comforting....ReplyDelete
The soup looks great, and the weather is almost fitting.
My favorite homecooked meal would have to be Fried Ham, Fried taters, and Green beans :)ReplyDelete
Fried chicken, mac n cheese, green beans, and biscuits.....yum!!!!ReplyDelete
- Jodi V.B.September 5, 2011 at 9:43 AM
Our family favorite meal is a big turkey dinner with all the fixin's. We only have it once, maybe twice, a year. That's one of the reasons why it seems so special. I've been looking for a good cheese based soup for a while now, I think I'll give this a try :) TY!ReplyDelete
My favorite home cooked meal is Home Made Chicken Noodle soup made by my husband. He makes the best! Whenever anyone is sick, he makes his soup for us. He even made it up ahead of time one time before he had surgery so he could recoup on his soup!!1ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance for the great cookbook! Love Gooseberry Patch!!
It would have to be fried chicken, mashed potatoes & gravy, corn & homemade rolls!ReplyDelete
Gooseberry Patch books are always great!
One of my all time favorite meals is Home made chicken and noodles!ReplyDelete
I used to love watching my grandma roll out noodles and remember how I would make many mnay trips to the kitchen just to look at them spread out on her giant wood noodle board while they dried....firstname.lastname@example.com
My favorite meal growing up was fried chicken with macaroni & cheese, made by my grandma. Tammy, tamwash (at) yahoo.comReplyDelete
We've had something of a cold snap in Austin with a high of only 90 today! Woke up to cool 50's! So, soups are definitely in our future and I printed this one out right away. My favorite home cooked meal is Pizza Meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and a fresh veggie. But, pretty much anything with cheese gets my vote (: Thanks for the recipe!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 5, 2011 at 11:09 AM
Cheesy homemade macaroni and cheese most definitely!ReplyDelete
-Britt T.
My favorite all time is our handed down recipe of Hungarian Chicken Paprikash....my Great Grandmother from Hungary made it...my Grandmother made it...my mother made it now I make it...yumm....email@example.com
When I think of favorite meals, I always think of my mother's cooking. I adored everything she made and it's difficult to choose a favorite. I think I would say fried chicken, mashed potatoes & gravy, green beans, sliced tomatoes w/onions & cucumbers, rolls and iced tea.ReplyDelete
Oh this soup sounds WONDERFUL! My favorite homecooked meal would have to be a good ol' Pot Roast, mashed potatoes and gravy with rolls. Mmmm!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 5, 2011 at 12:31 PM
My fav homecooked meal is meatloaf, mashed pot, gravy, baby carrots and dinner roll. jeanne firstname.lastname@example.com
My mom has always made this yummy dinner that she calls "Heavenly Hamburger." It's the only dish that I can remember eating a lot as a child and she still makes it for us today. I've tried to make it for my family, but my mom makes it better.ReplyDelete
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- Denise T, Searcy, ArSeptember 5, 2011 at 12:39 PM
My favorite home cooked meal has to be Homemade Chicken and Noodles. I remember my grandma making this whenever we had a family gathering. She would make the noodles by hand and I remember her rolling them out on a huge cutting board and cutting the noodles with the biggest butcher knife I had ever seen. She passed away over 20 years ago and I always think of her whenever I make this recipe.ReplyDelete
- Trisha PSeptember 5, 2011 at 12:41 PM
My favorite is what I call soup steak with mashed potatoes. My mom would make round steak slow cooked with a can of cream of mushroom or cream of celery soup. Growing up we got to pick what we would have for dinner on our Birthday and this was always my pick. SO simple yet SOOOO good!ReplyDelete
My favorite meal would be my aunt's fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, sliced fresh garden tomatoes, homemade yeast rolls and german chocolate cake. Oh my, wish she were here to make it again...I miss her dearly.ReplyDelete
My favorite homecooked meal is a long-simmered pot roast with carrots soaked in the beef broth and potatoes added near the end. Fresh rolls, crisp salad and a glass of homemade sweet tea. Yum!ReplyDelete
I agree with mooneye above. Slow-cooked pot roast is my all time fave!ReplyDelete
Just the smell of it simmering all day is heavenly. Melt-in-your-mouth yumminess!
- Tiffany MSeptember 5, 2011 at 1:12 PM
My favorite homecooked meal is fried pork chops and homemade gravy. Cheeseburger soup looks yummy! I would love to have this cookbook!ReplyDelete
My favorite homecooked meal is chicken etouffee served over a HUGE pile of fresh-cooked fluffy white rice...ReplyDelete
Now that I've said that, I'd like to say what perfect timing this cheeseburger soup recipe is! We had a BBQ Saturday and we have about a dozen leftover burgers, about 8 oz. of leftover homemade Velveeta + Rotel queso and a couple of jalapenos still hanging on our plant in the garden. AND some leftover cooked bacon for our burgers.
Dinner tomorrow! I've stuff out for a Liberty Tree tavern pot roast tonight.
Oh, I've had a soup like that and it was incredible!!!! My favorite home-cooked meal is Thomas Keller's fried chicken. It's brined with lemons and all kinds of herbs then dunked in buttermilk and seasoned flour and fried up. It's the best fried chicken I've ever had! Kate@kateiscookingReplyDelete
Hamburger gravy with mashed potatoesReplyDelete
Mom's giant meatballs and gravy with Mashed potatoes.ReplyDelete
My favorite home cooked meal would have to be roast chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy and homemade rolls on the side!!! email@example.com
Thanks so much for the opportunity of winning this book!!ReplyDelete
My very favorite homecooked meal is a beef roast, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans and cucumbers and onions. When I was growing up my Polish/German/Russian Aunties fixed the cucumbers with cream and vinegar. We didn't have cream so Mom always made it with mayo and vinegar and that's how I make it...Love It!!
My very favorite meal is my moms chicken and dumplings. I have tried for years to make this but I don't even come close to my moms. She has been gone for a long time and I still miss her every day. She made her dumplings big and soooo fluffy they would melt in your mouth! Thank you for all of these great receipes. MirlinReplyDelete
my bunch like dishes like tater tot casserole, hash, or taco soupReplyDelete
Our family favorite is an ever-changing thing. Right now it is fish tacos. But now that I have discovered your blog (thanks to the FoodBuzz Top 9 ) I am sure we will find something that will win us over and replace those. Your recipes make me feel at home! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
My favorite home cooked meal is country fried steak with mashed potatoes and gravy. The recipes you have been posting from this cookbook look so delicious. I hope I win!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 5, 2011 at 6:59 PM
It's funny but my all time favorite would be hand rolled (not with the machine) noodles, with chicken, green beans, and good old home made yeast rolls! My mother in law made the best noodles! I love all of your recipes! They sure help to keep our meals from falling into a monotonous routine! Thank you!!ReplyDelete
My 11 year old son and I love to make Chicken Piccata together. It's a family favorite!!!ReplyDelete
Beef & noodles, mashed taters, green bean casserole with my apple pie for dessert....we rarely have all that though ~ with a hubby that milks cows, we eat too late for all that food ;)ReplyDelete
My favorite meal is southern fried chicken with white gravy and mashed potatoes ,green beans and a fresh salad with homemade bread! Followed by a fresh baked apple pie Yummy!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 5, 2011 at 9:29 PM
My mom's lasagna and garlic bread are my all time favorite meal. She even made it when my husband and I opened our gifts after our wedding day.ReplyDelete
Andrea D.
My all time favorite was/is my mom's Chicken and Rice casserole with cheese sauce. Mmm so good. Next in line is her Tuna and Noodles.ReplyDelete
- MichelleSeptember 5, 2011 at 10:29 PM
My favorite food is fried pork chops with bone in. Mashed potatoes with pork gravy. Creamed corn and chunky applesauce. I believe it's my comfort food from my childhood.ReplyDelete
Thank you..
My favorite meal is Chicken stew with home made noodles! Still my favorite on a cold day. Thanks for this chance to win a copy of the cook book. I've not seen one from Gooseberry Patch before so it would be neat to have one.ReplyDelete
My all-time favorite meal is grilled salmon with saute broccoli and wild rice.ReplyDelete
My favorite meal we call steak casserole. It is round steak coated in flour, browned, and baked in the oven covered in cream of mushroom soup. It is so yummy with mashed potatoes for the gravy. I would love to win the Gooseberry Patch cookbook. Their recipes always sound so good. Thank you for the opportunity.ReplyDelete
Definitely southern fried chicken in a cast iron skillet, mashed garlic potatoes, gravy, fried yellow squash, pinto beans and dixie cornbread, walla walla onion, fresh garden tomatoes, homemade hot chow chow, and fresh peach cobbler with Blue Bell homemade vanilla ice cream. BURP!!!ReplyDelete
My Mother's Italian Pot Roast. We always serve it with spaghetti. It's my all-time fovorite. She fixed it for me on every birthday.ReplyDelete
Very simple "gravy" studded with carrots and mushrooms. It's making me hungry just telling you about it!
Nothing is more homemade to me than slow-cooked roast and gravy w/mashed potatoes and homemade biscuits to soak up every last bit of that gravy goodness!! :)ReplyDelete
that soup looks mouthwateringReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 6, 2011 at 2:21 AM
My favorite meal was cooked by my grandmother and after church we all would gather over her house for the Sunday dinner. She would have cooked the Sunday dinner on Saturday evening and just heat it up what needed to be heated for after Church Sunday dinner. She cooked fried chicken, potato salad, sweet peas, homemade rolls, coconut cake and sweet tea. At times I will cook this for our Sunday dinner the way my grandmother did.ReplyDelete
Elizabeth firstname.lastname@example.com
I actually have 2 home-cooked meals that I would call favorites. One was my Mother's Peppered Steak. It's been many years since I've had it as she passed away 29 years ago. A more current favorite is my mother-in-laws chicken chow mein. I have her recipe, but of course, when I fiz it, it never tastes the same.ReplyDelete
I can hardly wait to try this Cheeseburger Soup. I will be fixing it tomorrow.
It's so hard to pick sometimes. Probably something of my moms--beef n noodles, coleslaw, or meatloaf.ReplyDelete
Everyday Mom's Meals
My most favorite has got to be Hungarian Nockral. Or as our family calls them, Niffles. My Grandmother would make these, and I would eat til I was miserable! They are like drop dumplings, but not as airy. Drenched in butter and salt and pepper, talk about comfort food! :) Thanks for all the wonderful recipes you've shared and introduced to us Brandi, you rock!ReplyDelete
My favorite home-cooked meal is fried chicken, rice & gravy, green beans & homemade yeast rolls!ReplyDelete
Mac & Cheese is my fav but you probably already knew that, great giveaway!!!!ReplyDelete
I look at that photo of ingredients and can't find a thing not to like. It looks delicious; not good for me, but delicious. I'm definitely adding this to the list. I hope you're doing well!ReplyDelete
My all time favorite homemade meal is my Mom's lasagna...it takes her ALL day to make it and she does everything from scratch and boy can you taste it in every bite...I recently turned 40 and for my 40th birthday she surprised me and made a huge pan of it with all the fixins on the side, fresh Italian salad and homemade rolls...it was to die for and I thoroughly enjoyed every bite! I am grateful to still have my Mom around to make this for me:)ReplyDelete
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I love my mom's deep fried chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, and chocolate mayonnaise cake! Makes me hungry just thinking about it!ReplyDelete
My favorite meal is pretty much anything Italian, but I would have to say my mom and grandma's recipes for homemade manicotti!ReplyDelete
My favorite meal would be spicy meatloaf (has rotel tomatoes in it), mashed potatoes and a steamed vegetable.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 6, 2011 at 10:04 AM
I think the best homecooked meal by far is Chicken and Dumplings. It must be made with the heavy, chewy, noodle dumplings not with the fluffy biscuits! It is the ultimate in comfort food!ReplyDelete
My all time fave homecooked meal is meatloaf, mashed pototoes, corn, and green beans. YUM!ReplyDelete
- MachilleSeptember 6, 2011 at 10:31 AM
My favorite meal would have to be pot roast, mashed potatoes, & green beans. I just found your sight and have several recipes that I am going to try. I am always in the market for a great cookbook.ReplyDelete
My all time favorite is one of three meats, meatloaf, roastbeef or turkey served with FF and gravy on both, fries and meat. Slaw was always the side. I was born in the fifties and had grandparents that loved to eat at roadside diners. I am now showing signs of this in my figure. Back then you got home cooked food at diners not frozen or fast order.ReplyDelete
I never tried this kind of soup..wow, it sounds so goood! Love the flavors..thank you for sharing I think it will a winner meal for my kids:)ReplyDelete
Favorite meal?...hmmm....I reckon it is macaroni & cheese, creamed potatoes, broccoli with cheese sauce, green beans (my mom's are the best!) and just about any other vegetable (except turnip greens :o)& homemade rolls with honey-cinnamon butter. Thank you for sharing so many good recipes!ReplyDelete
Wow Brandie! This is definitely something different and looks so comforting. I am dying to taste this one!ReplyDelete
Cheeburger Cheeburger! Looks awesome Brandie. One of those comfort foods I can never seem to get enough ofReplyDelete
My favorite home cooked meal my grandmother makes is beef steak & gravy with mashed potatoes & peas...YUM-MEE!!ReplyDelete
My mom makes this fabulous chicken, cabbage, and V8 juice soup. It's SO yummy.ReplyDelete
I would love to win that recipe book. This soup looks fantastic and perfect for that fall weather just around the corner. We can always hope!ReplyDelete
my all-time favorite home-cooked meal would have to be my grandmother's chicken pot pie and fresh picked creamed corn - love on a plate :)ReplyDelete
My favorite homecooked meal is my grandmother's collard greens with some pot roast. Everytime I think about eating that, it reminds me of the special times that I've spent in the kitchen with my grandmother teaching me how to cook.ReplyDelete
Shontae A. firstname.lastname@example.com
My all time favorite home cooked meal would have to be meatloaf! Which also inspired the name of my blog ... It Came From My Mother's Meatloaf. Oh the stories I could ... and do ... tell on my blog.ReplyDelete
My favorite home cooked meal is Roast & Mashed Potatoes with Green Beans! YUM!ReplyDelete
What a great soup for fall! My favorite home cooked meal is probably enchiladas and mexican rice. I love my rice recipe - full of avocados and green onions. And then enchiladas are spicy and full of our favorite stuff!ReplyDelete
Wow! This soup sounds so great and looks amazing! I definitely need to try this... I've had a cheeseburger pie and pizza before so I know I will love a cheeseburger soup! MMM!ReplyDelete
Not a meal but a tasty dessert! We called it 'orange stuff' then and we call it 'orange stuff' now. It's a collaboration of tasty foods to make a orang-ey dessert substance that's heaven to the mouth. We also have strawberry and pineapple versions. I'd love to win!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 6, 2011 at 8:54 PM
My all-time favorite home cooked meal has to be a big pot of spicy chili with spaghetti added served with a hot toasted peanut butter sandwich. YUMMO! email@example.com
Oooh, I have a feeling this soup would be a hit here...and topped with bacon??? YUM!ReplyDelete
Let's see...I think my favorite homecooked meal would be our typical Thankgiving meal...turkey, stuffing, spinach souffle, fruit salad...and on and on...followed up with a French silk pie :)
Hope you had a nice holiday!!!
This soup sounds amazing! My favorite homecooked meal was anything that ended with my mom's fried chocolate pies...yum!ReplyDelete
Oh, I have so many favorite homecooked meals - lasagna, chicken parm, caribou vegetable soup, pork chops with scalloped potatoes, oven fried chicken, chicken and biscuits, and best of all, meatloaf with mashed potatoes and gravy. firstname.lastname@example.com
- Mona HickeySeptember 7, 2011 at 10:38 AM
My favorite homecooked meal is: Beef pot roast with brown gravy, mashed potatoes, field peas, fried okra, cornbread, sliced tomatoes, onions and cucumbes, sweet tea, peach cobbler with vanilla ice cream, and then a leisurely cup of coffee.ReplyDelete
- Heather N.September 7, 2011 at 10:44 AM
Honestly can't pick just 1 favorite meal but if I have to french toast, hashbrowns w/ cheese/onion and a side of bacon! :)ReplyDelete
My favorite homemade recipes was my mothers homemade stuffing balls. During the holidays everyone had some form of stuffing but mom would prepare hers and form them into balls and put them on a cookie sheet and put them in the oven. The outside would be crunchy and the inside warm and moist. I miss moms food, she passed away two years ago.ReplyDelete
Hi I love your recipes and my favorite homemade recipes are meatloaf and hashbrown casseroleReplyDelete
- HeatherSeptember 7, 2011 at 3:37 PM
Looks like a wonderful book! :) Favorite homecooked meal...hmmm...would have to be pork roast, mashed potatoes, blackeyed peas and cornbread. Of course in our family you *always* have to mix the taters and peas together! :) I could make a meal out of those 2 alone! lol Comfort on a plate. :)ReplyDelete
Heather - email@example.com
My favorite home cooked meal from my Mom was her fried chicken. It was the best. I haven't made it in years, but I can still remember the taste.ReplyDelete
The ultimate in comfort food, very nice!ReplyDelete
Fav from times past: my mom's homemade tacos :)
My Mom's homemade Chicken And DumplingsReplyDelete
This cheeseburger soup looks amazing!!!! I saw it featured on Foodbuzz's top 10, congrats... that's awesome! Oh it looks fantastic, I could eat a bowl or two right now, especially since it's chilly and rainy here and I need this comforting soup!ReplyDelete
I would love to win that cookbook! My fave homecooked meal right now is Zuppa Toscana, but I always love me some steak and potatoes :)
The soup looks delicious, I will definitely be trying this one! Please enter me in your drawing, I enjoy anything Gooseberry Patch.ReplyDelete
I think my favorite comfort food is from my childhood. On cold winter days my mom would make tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwiches for lunch. Easy to fix meal but it always hit the spot!
Thanks for the great recipes!
wow, that is amazing! thank u so very much for sharing!ReplyDelete
I don't even have to think about it. Chicken and Dumplings with the big fluffy biscuits. Best.Food.EVER.ReplyDelete
Scallop Potatoes and Ham. YumYum!ReplyDelete
My all time favorite home cooked meal has to be meatloaf, mashed potatoes with gravy and green beans. It's the ultimate comfort food from my childhood.ReplyDelete
Really hard to choose! I think that my favorite meal would have to be when we first pick up our freshly pressed olive oil and my wife makes Spaghetti Carbonara with bacon and good Italian sausage.Then I smother it with the 'olio nuovo'! Nothing better!ReplyDelete
Hi Brandie!ReplyDelete
My fave...well i have 2 One would be chicken and dumplings from my friend Sarah form N.C. she made the best and the other would be her Sunday roast, biscuits and fresh picked green beans! Those are my two all time faves :)
Thanks so much for the chance!
~Mippy :)
bunnysmip (AT) yahoo (DOT) com
- Crystal RSeptember 9, 2011 at 4:40 PM
I love the Gooseberry Patch cookbooks! Our favorite family meal is slow cooker salisbury staek with mashed potatoes - my husband literally licks his plate!ReplyDelete
I still love my Mom's salmon patties. I get her to make them whenever she visits. I even love them cold.ReplyDelete
Mine would be some good ole meatloaf and mashed potatoes with biscuits.ReplyDelete
The soup looks delicious! I have to try this.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2011 at 10:13 AM
This soup sounds yummy! We tried the shortcut danish and reallly loved them! Love your site!ReplyDelete
Yummy. Paula Deen makes a hamberger soup too. Going to have to give this a try. My all time fav has to be my grandmothers string tied pot roast, we used to have every Sunday. Fall apart perfect.ReplyDelete
I am not sure if I mentioned it or not, but I made this the other day. My family LOVED it and we are not great at eating our leftovers and we ate this the next day for lunch too. DELICIOUS!!!ReplyDelete
It's so hard to pick a favorite meal because most food is tied to memories and I have so many! My mother passed away 7 years ago, but was well known for her noodles! People called her all the time to make noodles for them! So my mothers fabulous chicken and noodles with mashed potatoes, green beans and bacon, and big fluffy biscuits with homemade apple butter has to be my all time fav! Thank you for the awesome giveaway! firstname.lastname@example.com
My all-time favorite meal has to be my grandma's chicken and noodles. I used to watch her mix that dough up and roll it out, flour it and then dress for church on Sunday morning. She'd leave them drying on the dining room table while we were at church and when got back home, she'd roll them up and slice them and put them in with the chicken that had been cooked earlier that morning. She made pure egg noodles "her way", and no recipe I've ever found comes close to that taste and believe me, I think I've tried them all! She passed away about 30 years ago without giving me her recipe. When I asked her for it, she said there wasn't one....it was just stuff she threw together.ReplyDelete
I never really had a specific meal I loved but I do soooooo adore my mom's home made mac and cheese in the over... was so simple and crunchy on top yuuummmmm that and she used to make home made milk shakes that were sooooo thick - ice cream-mil-chocolate syrup till smooth... was a special treat for sure.ReplyDelete
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- Sara CapalongoSeptember 12, 2011 at 9:46 AM
MY favorite home cooked meal is ( believe it or not_ Ox tails with gravy over rice. My boyfriend's family is from down south and I was a bit hesitant at fiorst but it is the BEST most tender meat I ahve ever tasted.ReplyDelete
- Sara CapalongoSeptember 12, 2011 at 9:49 AM
My favorite home cooked meal is ( believe it or not) Ox tails with gravy over rice. My boyfriend's family is from down south and although I was a bit hesitant at first I absolutely LOVE it. It is the BEST most tender meat I have ever tasted.ReplyDelete
Sara Capalongo
- AnonymousSeptember 12, 2011 at 10:46 AM
I can't pick one, so I have 2 faves! Homemade lasagna with salad and garlic bread with cheese, and meatloaf, mash taters, green beans, corn and rolls. Mmmmmmmm :DReplyDelete
Lisa S.
I have to thank My Friend Michelle's Mom for introducing me to this recipe in my teen years My all time favorite meal to serve to those I love and prepare when in need of some homemade comfort food.. I love this recipe.... Cheesy Hashbrown And Porkchop Casserole served with green beans and chunky homemade apple sauce.. It's my favorite meal to eat and serve to my love one... no better way to show loveReplyDelete
eleanor C
I love home made beef stew!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 12, 2011 at 5:27 PM
Hamburger pie is one of our family's favorite meals.ReplyDelete
barb email@example.com
My favorite is my mom's chicken and dumplings, mashed potatoes, and fresh green beans.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 12, 2011 at 9:01 PM
I have a couple favorite homecooked meals: My mom's fried chicken, mashed potatoes and corn on the cob or my dad's venison lasagna. I can eat either of these any day of the week. Today I also found a new favorite its your Honey Bun cake... YUMMYReplyDelete
firstname.lastname@example.com .... amanda
Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
My favorite homecooked meal is meatballs! It was always my favorite when I'd come home from college - and now I get to make it for my family!
My fav. meal is my grandmother's chicken and dumplings. When I'm homesick, I have them at Crackerbarrel, but it's just not the same.ReplyDelete
jjscalf at gmail dot com
My favorite homecooked meal is my mother-in-laws beef and noodles and mashed potatoes. Please don't tell MY mom!ReplyDelete
Hm.. maybe shepards pie... But its hard to just pick one. Pretty much anything with mashed potatoes! (or maybe just carbs) Lol. Although nothing is better than homemade chicken and dumplings when I'm not feelin so great.ReplyDelete
Erin email@example.com
All time favorite? That is difficult. I would have to say grandma's spaghetti. That was always my request for b-day dinner.ReplyDelete
My favorite meal would be glazed meatloaf,scalloped potatoes, corn casserole, waldorf salad, and a white cake with chocolate icing for dessert....ReplyDelete
I have two, kids are grown now but If I tell them I am fixing these, they come ready to eat! Chicken & Noodles and Biscuits & Gravy!ReplyDelete
Thanks for reviewing another great Gooseberry Patch cookbook! The recipes sound great, and I am definitely going to try the Loaded Potato Soup.ReplyDelete
My favorite all-time home cooked meal would have to be my mother's fried chicken with mashed potatoes, whatever vegetables that were around at the time, home-made biscuits, and pies (apple and pumpkin). My all-time favorite home cooked meal that I myself make is pot roast. I cook the pot roast separately from the potatoes because my grandson doesn't like the potatoes and carrots mixed in with the meat (he'll learn; he's only 13) and I mash the potatoes because that's the way he likes them. Then I fix corn as well as the carrots, 'cause neither of my grandchildren like carrots at this point.
Would love to win the cookbook; it sounds like it will be one of their best ever!
Thanks for the reviews!
- Adrianne DyerSeptember 13, 2011 at 4:30 PM
My favorite homecooked meal is my mom's "Sticky Chicken," rice and gravy, green/wax beans, biscuits, cucumbers in vinegar and peach kuchen for dessert. My mom first fries the very best fried chicken EVER. Then she makes her gravy (not milk gravy) and adds back several pieces into the gravy and lets it simmer until the crust of the chicken absorbs the gravy and becomes sticky. OMG. LITERALLY finger lickin' good. You cannot eat it without licking your fingers!ReplyDelete
Adrianne Dyer
- AnonymousSeptember 13, 2011 at 7:10 PM
Well this was kind of tough, it my mother growing up wasn't much of a cook, she mostly just threw things together and called it some kind of casserole LOL but there was one thing that I liked it was her Peppered steak over rice! She probably only made it once a year so we really looked forward to it!!ReplyDelete
Misty Jones
My favorite home cooked meal would be my mom's lasagna or spaghetti. It reminds me of the classic family dinner.ReplyDelete
My favorite meal my grandmother always made for me on my birthday was roastbeef, mashed potatoes, carrots, homemade noodles, homemade rolls, and angelfood cake with strawberries and ice cream for dessert. I looked forward to it every year. Now I make it for my daughter as its her favorite meal too.ReplyDelete
My favorite meal:ReplyDelete
Fried chicken, white gravy made from the drippings, mashed potatoes, green beans, cole slaw, corn pudding and cornbread.
Top it off with Iced Tea and Bread Pudding.
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 11:20 AM
So many favorites--- but I think a grilled hamburger with homemade french fries is my most favorite.ReplyDelete
Doris email@example.com
My special recipe is quick and easy spinach quiche. it's crustless, only uses 2 eggs, and has sharp cheddar. Everybody loves it!ReplyDelete
Favourite home cooked meal. I call it Shepherds pie but really it is Cottage pie because I use beef. I love it because it brings back memories of childhood in England. I love it because its tasty and filling and just as good as leftovers next day. Goes a long way.ReplyDelete
When I look at some of the recipes for chicken packets made in aluminum foil packets or the roasted potato packets it never fails to take me back to my mom's kitchen.ReplyDelete
I remember all of us kids sitting at the kitchen table (a big wooden table my father finished) opening our chicken packets to put on our plates with a big spoonful of mayo.
Today I make those packets for my family - minus the big spoonful of mayo ....... because we all like them just the way they come out of the foil
- Shelly PenningtonSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:08 PM
I L-O-V-E going to my grandmas for family dinner. She makes the best fried chicken, homemade noodles, and dinner rolls bigger than the size of softballs that you've ever tasted!ReplyDelete
Thanks for hosting this give-away, I'm a huge Gooseberry Patch fan and am really wishing with my fingers crossed to get this newest big book!!ReplyDelete
My favorite home cooked meal is chicken and dumplings, sweet baby carrots and fried okra...yum, yum!!
This soup sounds quite YUMMY!! :) My favorite homecooked meal is Pork Roast and Rosemarina....My Grandma made it and then my mom...now I make it and my daughters do too...great Greek Food! :)ReplyDelete
My favorite home cooked meal has to be the Chicken and Dumplings my grandmother made. I loved them and she made them for me all the time. Another favorite was stuffed cabbage rolls she made. I miss her so much and would give anything to have one last home cooked meal with her.ReplyDelete
One of my favorite homemade meals is my wedding soup! I love it! It's the best on a cold day! It warms up the whole house and smells wonderful.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:11 PM
My favorite Home Cooked Meal is: Crock Pot Chili Verde with warm torillas and fresh Avocados. Yummy. That Cheesebuger Soup is lookin pretty good too. :) My husband and I am are big fans of soups and stews.ReplyDelete
We make a porkchop with noodles and sour cream gravy meal, with green beans and hot buttered rolls and honey. That sure sounds good right now! (Thanks for including me in the giveaway drawing.)ReplyDelete
I think the soup recipe looks YUMMY!! I hope to be trying it SOON! My favorite meal would be Fried Chicken, Mac & cheese & green beans! I have lots of favorites but this on is my go to when company is coming. Thanks for the chance at the awesome book!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:14 PM
Our favorite home cooked meals are for my husband chicken and dumplings, his mother always made this for him & it is a definite comfort food for him! For myself our family makes what we call goulash, we use ground beef, rice, diced tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, heavy cream & butter & place in the oven! Heavenly! Tina, email@example.com
I love, love chicken and dumplings. Just like my mom used to make!! A comfort food everytime.ReplyDelete
My favorite homecooked meal? Easy! Chicken and Dumplings, macaroni and cheese, green been with ham. Oh and don't forget the iced tea! Thank you!ReplyDelete
As they used to say on Hee Haw: Grandpa what's for dinner? My mama's fried chicken, cornfield peas with tomato pudding, corn pudding, fresh cucumbers in vinegar, fresh tomatoes, and fried squash! Mmm mmm good!!ReplyDelete
My favorite homecooked meal is red beans and rice with corn bread and butterReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:16 PM
Homemade maccaroni and cheese!!! Juli Welling email@example.com
My mom made a dish called Cheeseburger Bake. It was meat and ketchup and tomato sauce on the bottom of a 9x13 pan covered with cheese and homemade bisquits!ReplyDelete
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My favorite home cooked meal was my Mom's home made bean soup, with home made biscuits. It was a thick soup, chock full of beans, carrots, onions and chunks of ham, and Mom served up warm,buttery biscuits to "dip" into the soup. Mom died a year ago last May and I never got her recipe. When I think of that soup, I think of cold fall days, filled with love and laughter and Mom.ReplyDelete
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- Dawn ZuluagaSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:22 PM
Mr favorite when I was little was the special spaghetti sauce my Mom made in the pressure cooker. She would put in all the usual, but added pork country ribs. It was so tender, so different and so delicious!ReplyDelete
- Melissa GapenSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:24 PM
My favorite home-cooked meal is Lasagna...YUMMY!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:24 PM
My FAVORITE meal would be my Mom's homemade mac and cheese with ham and green onions. My second favorite is chicken in a basket (breakfast) made on Saturday mornings by my Dad. My husband and daughter loves my chicken and dumplings. I hope to one day pass on all of these recipes to my daughter for her children.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:24 PM
Of course my all time favorite has to be Turkey Dinner with all the trimmings and pumpkin pie for dessert! (Mashed potatoes, mashed turnips, homemade stuffing with summer savory, gravy, coleslaw and a variety of homemade pickles. Doesn't get any better than this!ReplyDelete
P.S. I would LOVE to win this great cookbook!
My favorite homecooked meal is Meatloaf, the good old fashioned variety. Beef Stew is always another favorite dish,ReplyDelete
My absolute favorite home cooked meal is my moms Round Steak and Mashed Potatoes and Gravy with homemade green beans. YUM!!!ReplyDelete
- Bridgette ReichweinSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:27 PM
Coming from a big Italian family, my all time favorite homecooked meal would have to be that all day spaghetti sauce...yummy! I remember watching my dad make it for years and now, here I am, making it for my own family! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I have such happy memories of Sunday dinners. My mother would put a pot roast with potatoe's, carrots, and onions in the oven before we left for church. What a wonderful fragrance we smelled when we got home. The whole family would sit around the table to a memborable time and a delicious meal. (After clean-up, afternoon nap). :o)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:28 PM
OOPS -- so excited to tell about my favorite meal and didn't leave my name :( My FAVORITE meal would be my Mom's homemade mac and cheese with ham and green onions. My second favorite is chicken in a basket (breakfast) made on Saturday mornings by my Dad. My husband and daughter loves my chicken and dumplings. I hope to one day pass on all of these recipes to my daughter for her children. Amy E. email@example.com
My favorite meal... I would have to say my grandma's homemade noodles, with fried potatoes. She passed away at the young age of 97 this past June.ReplyDelete
Linda S. email@example.com (Forgot to leave my name and email before with my comment) :)ReplyDelete
- Sandra TreadwaySeptember 14, 2011 at 12:36 PM
Chicken & Dressing! I got the recipes from my Grandmother & my Husbands Grandmother & combined them but irionicly the one ingredient either one of them used I got from my gooseberry patch cookbook & that is cream of chicken soup. My 93 year young Granny said I've perfected it! I'm very proud of my chicken & dressing but if only I could make her chocolate pie...ReplyDelete
One of my favorites growing up was chicken and mashed potatoes and green beans. email@example.com
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:42 PM
My Mom's fried chicken and homemade noodles. I've been cooking for 45 years and still can't come close to her fried chicken or homemade noodles.ReplyDelete
My all time favorite would have to be mac & cheese. Not very original, I know, but it is the ultimate comfort food! firstname.lastname@example.com
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:44 PM
My favorite home cooked meal is the traditional Thanksgiving dinner with all of the fixings! My mom makes the best stuffing! I can't wait to try the Cheeseburger soup. Perfect for the beginning of fall!ReplyDelete
Country fried chicken, mashed potatoes and country gravy are me all time favorite.ReplyDelete
My favorite homemade meal to eat is my moms cabage rolls (Golabki for us Polish ppl). My favorite meal to make is chicken and dumplings.ReplyDelete
My favorite is chicken with Illinois dumplings made by my mom.ReplyDelete
The dumplings are in gravy and baked in the oven. YUM!
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Chicken and rice casserole, and lasagna are close along with enchiladas and....well you get the picture....laura dansby....email@example.com
My favorite home cooked meal is Macaroni and Cheese, my mom's version. I try to make it like hers, but it just isn't the same! Still love Macaroni and Cheese no matter what though, and cooked in various different ways, like with tuna fish or hamburger. Jenny - email@example.com
My favorite meal has always been my grandmothers chicken and dumplings. She was from Savannah, GA and always made the best down home southern comfort food ever. Sadly since she passed I have not been able to replicate her dish. Still looking through her things to see if she ever wrote down her recipe.ReplyDelete
- Michelle ESeptember 14, 2011 at 1:02 PM
Favorie home cooked recipe, for fall, cause i really do have so many seasoanl favorites it would be my husbands homemade broccoli cheddar soup....i am drooling just thinking about it....ReplyDelete
It has to be my husband Richard's Birthday dinner. He would make Fried chicken breast, mashed potatoes and pan gravy, baked corn and green bean casserole. He made this for all of the children's birthday. The kids are now 33,31,28 and Richard has passed on but I have taken over this job. It's not the same but I feel it's very good.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 1:06 PM
I love to cook for my family and hands down my grand daughter loves my dumplings, she even wrote a paper for school about them as her favorite thing! How sweet is that?ReplyDelete
I would have to say mine and my family's favorite meal would have to be my Italian meatloaf served with rice and green beans. We can't get enough. My son lives in MO now and when he comes home that is on the top of his list of food he misses. YUM!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 1:11 PM
My favorite is Meatloaf and Mac & Cheese. I am going to have to make the Cheeseburger Soup.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 1:11 PM
Just one favorite meal? Don't know if I can narrow it down. There's the Lamb Curry Stew I cook on top of my wood stove in the winter. And the Cajun Meatloaf that is an Emeril recipe. And Chicken Cordon Bleu Lasagna. Just too many favorites!ReplyDelete
- Kelly email email@example.com 14, 2011 at 1:15 PM
Favorite home cooked meal would have to be my mom's meatloaf and mashed potatoes. She makes this awesome tangy sauce for the top of it. Love it on a cold, fall night!ReplyDelete
I guess out of so many to choose from it would be what my grandma called TV dinners. She would get steak or cube steak, canned veggies drained, season everything and wrap it up in tin foil and put it in the oven it was so good!!! fond memories of her.. Thank you.ReplyDelete
I have so many favorite home-made meals and the top one would be home-made meatloaf that I've managed to perfected BOTH my mother's and mother-in-law's recipes. Meatloaf and mashed potatoes with green beans ... how can life go wrong?ReplyDelete
My favorite meal involved anything my granny cooked that included her potato salad as a side dish. Unfortunately, she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and we didn't think at the time to ask her for the recipe. No one has it and she is no longer with us. It taught me a valuable lesson about not putting off writing down the family recipes!ReplyDelete
I love grilled burgers. I want them cooked over charcoal with hickory chips, not gas. There's nothing like them. I like worchestershire, liquid smoke, Cavendar's seasoning and onion soup mix in them. Top them off with pickle, onion, tomato and mustard and I'm in heaven. Keena Dixon email@example.com
My favorite home-made meal is my Dad's spaghetti sauce. He's been gone 8 years now, but my Mom still has his receipe. It is so good and I only have it when I go home to Philly. I miss both my Dad and his sauce. Mine is really good but does not come close!ReplyDelete
I would have to say that my favorite meal growing up was my mom's homemade enchiladas. Whenever I was sick, I had different favorites- tuna casserole and tapioca pudding-which I think most people do, right? LOL. I STILL love my mom's enchiladas, but I haven't had them in years. My e-mail address is email@example.com. Thank you!!!ReplyDelete
My favorite homecooked item is different from my favorite homecooked meal. LOVED my mother's mac & cheese, so have put a twist on it to make it into a meal rather than a side dish. Elbow macaroni, add ham cubes to the end of the boiling to mix it all together, drain. Stir in cheese sauce made with a rue and using sharp cheddar cheese (we use Tillamook) and sometimes I add in a bit of Swiss, or cream cheese, or Monterey Jack, or Muenster ... mix it up! Put it all in a casserole dish. Top with Italian Bread crumbs (also my touch as I love the crispiness of it!). Bake and YUM! Sometimes I even put the veggie in ... broccoli or peas. I always make more than I need because the kids love the leftovers. My mother would serve a pea casserole (peas, mixed with a cream soup, crunchy stuff on top). A dinner of ham, mac & cheese, and pea casserole was out of this world!ReplyDelete
I love to make french dips in the crock pot. I make extra of the dipping juice so when all of the meat is gone it can be frozen and used to make french onion soup! So yummy on a cold day! Lora....email@example.com
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Just reading through all the comments, takes me back........ I was blessed to be raised in a large family with wonderful cooks.... but my favorite recipe is homemade chicken and noodles,, fresh butchered farm chicken,, simmered for a day with herbed salt made by a family member from an organic herb bed and homemade thick noodles.... made from scratch that day ,, house smelled wonderful all day!.......... Soups are the comfort food .. thats a lost art in this generation.ReplyDelete
- DTHamiltonSeptember 14, 2011 at 2:18 PM
Mmmmm...I can taste it now...fried chicken, homemade mashed potatoes and gravy, and fried corn! My Mom would probably also add another veggie, just so she felt like it was a balanced meal...fried green tomatoes or fried eggplant...yummmmm.ReplyDelete
Can you tell we're from the South? We love our fried food!
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 2:23 PM
I love a cousins fried chicken and mashed potatos, and my Mom's homemade french onion soup. I like to try new recipes all the time, but I haven't made french onion soup yet. YUMM..now I have a taste for soup!! Jenny...email@example.com
My favorite meal is my Dad's Cornell BBQ'ed chicken and salt potatoes. I live in Canada now, by way of Alaska, Colorado, South Carolina and Florida... but I grew up in Upstate NY and back home in Syracuse, NY, there's no more classic a Summer meal. To me, the tastes and smells are simply home. Trysha, firstname.lastname@example.com
My mom always made us beef stroganoff with steak, rice, sour cream, and mushroom soup. We loved it as kids and always ate it up.ReplyDelete


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An award given to the best all-around division 1A college football player every season.
The recent Heisman Trophy winners.
2006- Reggie Bush
2005- Matt Leinart
2004- Carson Palmer
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A trophy awarded to the best player in college football.
Jay Bergwanger won the first Heisman Trophy.
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A masturbation position, primarily used in the shower to keep from slipping. One hand on the wall, the other hand.. well you know.
Dude, I was jacking off in the shower, and I had to do the Heisman Trophy because the tub was so slippery.
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Berkeley County Supervisor candidate and Moncks Corner Mayor Bill Peagler sat down with the Gazette and voters May 14 for coffee and a discussion of his candidacy during the first Coffee with the Candidates at the Corner Cafe in Moncks Corner.
Peagler has served the Town of Moncks Corner for 20 years. The last 10 years, he has served as mayor of the town. If elected to supervisor, a special election would follow after he steps down January 2015.
Peagler is one of three candidates vying for the Republican nomination during the June 10 primary.
His fellow Republican candidates will also take part in the Coffee with the Candidates series. Incumbent Supervisor Dan Davis will attend the event 6:30 p.m. May 21, and businessman Jerry Beckley will attend the event 6:30 p.m. May 28 at the Corner Café in Moncks Corner. The series is free and open to the public.
The following questions came from Gazette reporter Lindsay Street and the audience:
Why do you want to be Berkeley Countys supervisor?
I became a lawyer because I like helping people. When I became a member of town council, I saw the effect I could have. When I became mayor, I saw that effect even more.
How will you transition from town government to county government?
I think theyll enjoy the way we do budgeting on the city level. The way we do our budget is we bring it to the council members and bring department heads in and explain the budget. It says something about county government when Moncks Corner is giving cars to Berkeley County.
Will you help mend the 5-4 split on council, or will you be a part of it?
You have to include everybody in the process. My impression is that things in the budget are slashed behind closed doors. Im a team builder and Berkeley County is our priority. If youre a taxpayer, youre my customer and I believe in customer satisfaction. We are all responsible to the taxpayer. Im not going to say anything bad about Mr. Davis or Mr. Beckley. Im running on my own merit and Im not running a mud-slinging campaign. I just feel I can do a better job.
Moncks Corner has grown, but not with the explosive rate of many other portions of the county. How will you handle those larger population centers?
Moncks Corner did not get 25 percent bigger by us standing by. We annexed. It was forward-thinking on our part. You can only provide better service through growth. Thats part of teambuilding.
Would you like to see more fee-based services provided by the county, or should that be covered in the budget?
If youre charging for a service that you pay taxes to provide, its not fair. I dont under stand the old divorce records fee. We already fund the Clerk of Court through taxes. Clerk of Court Mary Brown is my cousin, but I dont understand this fee. Theyre funded.
The countys seat is in Moncks Corner, so that means residents of Daniel Island or Hanahan have to drive nearly an hour to do business with the county. Should the county re-open the Goose Creek satellite office or expand online services?
Gas costs $3.50 a gallon and were asking those residents to spend their time and money to come up to Moncks Corner. But if you re-open the satellite office, you have to rent a building and put people down there, even if its not busy. You can buy a whole lot of software for $7,000-$8,000. We need to come into the 21st century for doing things online.
What is Berkeley Countys No. 1 problem?
Weve got to market Berkeley County. New schools have to be funded somehow. We have to get businesses into Berkeley County. You have to create an environment to get business here. And you have to be on a team with the municipalities.
What would you have done differently with American LaFrance, which left a $650,000 debt to the county under a fee-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement?
For a fee-in-lieu-of-taxes to get to $650,000, someone wasnt keeping an eye on it. It is a priority to be paid. Either you pay it or you call in a tax collector. You got to fish or cut bait. Either way American LaFrances inability to pay its debt cost 200 jobs in the county.
Berkeley County is saying it will eliminate transportation impact fees if voters extend the sales tax referendum in November. What are your thoughts on eliminating that impact fee?
Those fees were not explained adequately to council. If they knew it would have impacted small business, they would not have allowed that. The transportation impact fees should have been tied to new construction. Im for removing impact fees that affect investment in Berkeley County. The transportation impact fees were an impediment to small business.
Should Berkeley County adopt an administration form of government instead of having an elected supervisor position?
Thats a question for the voters, and Im confident in the voters to make the best decision for Berkeley County.
What would you have done differently while Daniel Island was courting annexing to Charleston County?
We dont need to lose that tax revenue. When this was a problem before, former Supervisor Jim Rozier went down there door-to-door. Without Daniel Island, we would have to cut services. So first of all, you go to their meetings, and you hold meetings down there. You have to communicate with people. Were getting to the point where we should have council meetings around the county. Moncks Corner might be the best place in world but not everybody has that idea.
What do you think the impact of the Nexton development will be?
Thats what you get when you cross an elephant with a rhino: Elephino. It would be great if it brings jobs like a manufacturing company that also uses other business services in the county. Thats a trickle-down effect like with Alcoa.
There are two hot-button issues in the county right now that are dependent upon state legislature action: abandoned homes and the county not having the right to demolish, and the odor caused by the GenEarth plant and that falling under the jurisdiction of S.C. DHEC. What will you do to get these items moving forward?
Im not familiar with the dilapidated houses problem. Thats not the case in Moncks Corner. But on the GenEarth issue, I recommend the residents of Oakley Road get a lawyer and put an injunction on them. As far as what can government do? You have to work with DHEC. Somebody is answerable. Berkeley County is not a trash dump.
Free speech advocates recently took the county to task over its political sign ordinance. The county suspended enforcement, but will have to come up with a long-term solution. What should that solution be?
We have to have free speech, but you can regulate it by making it reasonable. In town, we have a 30-day time limit. We can take that approach to the county, but not dictate what those signs say.
What is your greatest weakness?
My wife. Shes my best friend. I would not want to go through life without her. When I came close to losing her, I found out how much I needed her.
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Monday, September 30, 2013
A tow truck operator stopped by the yard one night and found an older man crawling out from under the locked tow yard fence. He had a pile of stuff on the outside of the gate including a trailer hitch and jumper cables.
The man told the tow truck operator he had permission to get those items from his vehicle and that he was supposed to bring the tow company his title. The tow truck operator explained to the man that there was a process for that and that he should be doing so during normal business hours and not crawling underneath the gate.
The tow truck operator told the man to stay put and went to call about this supposed permission.
But the man took off on a bike with a trailer carrying the items.
The tow truck driver did not follow him because there was not much he could do. He figured they would know during business hours who the person was and if he in fact had permission.
He described the suspect to police as a man in his late 60's who looked like Santa Claus.
When push comes to shove
A man called police to report that his girlfriend had pushed him out of a moving vehicle.
He said they had been out drinking and on the way home they got into an argument. He said he told his girlfriend that he wanted to get out of the car but she would not stop. He then explained to police that since she would not stop he jumped out of the car when it started to slow down. She kept driving and went on home,. but then called him over and over again. Police went to the house to question the woman. They found her sitting in the car which was parked in the driveway.
When they approached the car she rolled down the window and started crying hysterically. The officer asked her if she was okay and she told them no.
She had a hard time catching her breath but was able to tell officers that her boyfriend punched her in the face.
The officer asked where and she pointed to her face, but her lips and facial features were not swollen or bleeding.
The officer asked her if she needed EMS and she refused, but added that she had anxiety problems.
The officer then told her to slow down and catch her breath. He explained that he was going to ask her a series of yes or no questions. The first was if her boyfriend intentionally punched her in the face. And she responded that he did not.
She said he was reaching for the shifter to put it into neutral and he accidently hit her in the face.
In further questioning by another officer, the boyfriend denied having any physical contact with the girlfriend.
The officers then asked her if she had any bags inside her boyfriend's house. She said she had two bags. The boyfriend was brought back to the house and he allowed an officer to go inside and get the girlfriend's belongings.
But because she had been drinking the officers told her they could not let her drive.
She contacted a friend to come and get her but that friend was not in the area and could not come and pick her up. The officer then agreed to give her a ride home.
Further arguments were avoided by the girlfriend leaving and the case was closed with no charges being pressed.
Log jam
Two neighbors were disputing over a log and could not resolve their differences, resulting in the police being called. The female neighbor told police that she had placed a large log on the front left side of her property to prevent wood chips from floating onto her lawn from her neighbor's lawn when it rains.
She said her neighbor keeps moving the log. After about the sixth time the neighbor moved the log, she placed a note on the log that stated if he moved the log one more time she would call police. The male neighbor responded by saying if she would just move the log back three inches he would not move the log again. Police were unable to contact the log-moving neighbor because he was out of town. The female agreed to call officers back when he came home so they could mediate the situation.
I didn't do anything
A man drove to a local fire station to report a disturbance that took place. Officers arrived and took his statement. He said that a 17-year-old kid asked him to buy him cigarettes while he was at the gas station, but the complainant told the kid no. The kid then became angry and started yelling and cursing at him. The complainant said the kid told him he was "strapped."
And then the kid threatened to beat the complainant up.
Officers called for a second unit and began patrolling the area looking for the kid.
He was spotted walking down the sidewalk. An officer shined his spotlight on the kid and another got out of the patrol car with his gun drawn at his side. He gave the kid verbal demands to stop walking. That's when the report said the kid turned around and started walking toward officers in an aggressive manner.
The kid started yelling and cussing at officers, according to the report, and said, "I didn't do anything wrong."
The officer told the kid to stop and get on the ground, but the kid kept walking. As he got closer to the officer, the officer put his hand out to create a distance and the kid walked right into the officer's hand with his chest. After that the officer backed up and told him to sit on the ground, which the kid did.
The officers explained the reason for the call and asked the kid if he had any weapons on him. He said he did not and consented to a search. No weapons were found. The kid admitted to going to the gas station to buy cigarettes. The clerk would not sell him any so he asked the customer. When the customer said no that is when the argument ensued. The kid said he never said he was strapped.
The complainant said he wanted a report done, but did not want to press any charges.
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Police were dispatched to a one vehicle collision at the on-ramp to the bridge. A car had run into the wall. The driver was being seen by EMS and appeared to have busted out some teeth because he was bleeding profusely from his mouth.
Police smelled alcohol on his breath and noticed he was unsteady on his feet, according to the police report.
He told officers he had no idea how he got into the accident. He said he was just trying to get home.
However, he lives in Mount Pleasant and was driving into downtown Charleston, the report said.
The officer informed the man of this and he responded that he didn't know why.
He admitted to drinking at a local bar and the officer asked him if the amount of alcohol he drank had anything to do with the collision.
He said he did not think so.
EMS were worried about the man having a head injury so they took him to the hospital.
The officer told him that based on the circumstances he would be charged with DUI.
The officers took a SLED kit to the hospital to have a urine sample taken as evidence of his alcohol intake.
At that point the driver admitted to the officer that the alcohol he drank contributed to the accident and, according to the report, he asked if anybody got hurt.
The officer told him he was the only one involved in the accident and the driver was relieved because he said, he couldn't remember what happened.
The driver was admitted to the hospital with a broken jaw and charged with DUI.
Police were sent to a man's house by dispatch who said they got a call from a person who just simply kept yelling help into the phone. And then hung up. They tried to call the man back but got no answer. Police arrived, and the house was locked but they could hear a man inside yelling for help.
EMS, consisting of a male and a female arrived and told officer's where a hidden key was. It turns out they were very familiar with this man. They went inside the home to find the man perfectly fine. He told them he was not sure why he called them other than he was not feeling well.
He was unable to say what was wrong other than asking EMS to bring him to bed.
When they asked him who the president was and what month it was he was unable to answer.
Then the female EMS asked him what she could do to help him he said, "Give me a kiss." She declined.
The man said he did not want to go to the hospital but EMS felt like he needed to go. They believed he was not of sound mind and judgement and there was no one in the house to take care of him and no one to contact.
They added that they had responded to this man's house earlier that day because he had fallen out of his wheelchair. They are also sent to the man's home on a daily basis now to assist him.
He was taken into emergency custody and taken to the hospital. The doctor there believed him to be okay, just intoxicated.
Adult Protective Services took over the case at that point.
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Wednesday, August 6, 2014
50 years of football
BE 302 wins, .557
PCA 36 wins, .523
Wando 209 wins, .454
Moultrie 34 wins, .400
Coastal 15 wins, .288*
*since 2009
High school football is deeply rooted in the history of East Cooper.
Friday nights in the fall, fans flock to the local stadiums to support their hometown teams. Some of the area's most legendary tales, embellished or not, take place on the local gridirons.
Under the lights, legends are made that withstand decades. Generations pass, classes graduate, but the memories continue to dance in the heads of players and fans like it just happened last season.
Bragging rights from crosstown matchups, memories of region championships and the playoff runs toward the elusive state title can all last a lifetime. But which of the area's storied programs has done it the best?
The question stirs endless debate. Different measurables, generations, classes, leagues, all factor into the discussion. As the Moultrie News celebrates its 50th anniversary, we take a look back at the past half century of high school football in East Cooper to try to find which program was the best.
We'd be remiss if we didn't start with the Moultrie Generals. The Generals were the foundation of East Cooper football. From 1964-72, Moultrie won 34 games, a winning percentage of .400. The Generals competed in different regions in Class AA and AAA until making the ascension to AAAA in 1970. With different standards of playoff qualification, Moultrie played in just one postseason game from 1964-72. Through the 1960s, the Generals had an almost annual game toward the end of each season with Bishop England High School, then located in downtown Charleston. From 1964-72, Moultrie went 3-5 against the Battling Bishops.
As the East Cooper area expanded and developed, it outgrew Moultrie, prompting the opening of Wando High School in 1973. The Warriors, a merger of the Moultrie and Laing High School teams after desegregation, became an evolution of East Cooper football. Wando is 209-251 since opening in 1973, a winning percentage of .454.
The Warriors opened in Class AAAA and made the playoffs in just their second season but didn't return again until 1984. Wando has had its best success since joining the highly competitive Big 16 at the turn of the century. Under head coach Bob Hayes, the Warriors won eight games in 2002, and won nine in 2004 with a trip to the Big 16 Lower State title game. In 2012, current head coach Jimmy Noonan led Wando to 10 wins.
Three former Wando players have been drafted into the National Football League. Travis Jervey was selected by the Green Bay Packers with the 170th pick in the fifth round of the 1995 NFL Draft. Dexter Coakley was picked 65th in the third round of the 1997 draft, and Barry Richardson was taken in the sixth round in 2008 with the 170th pick. Coakley was twice named MVP and all-conference at Wando. Jervey was named to the Shrine Bowl his senior season.
The two played together on the '89 and '90 teams, both seven-win seasons with just one combined playoff win. Richardson graded 85 percent consistency on the Warriors offensive line with 31 knockdown blocks his senior season.
Based on winning percentage and total wins, the most successful program in the East Cooper area over the past 50 years is Bishop England. The Bishops have won 301 games with a winning percentage of .557. Bishop England moved from Charleston to Daniel Island in 1998 and own a .527 winning percentage since then, still highest in the area.
Outside of regular-season wins, championships can determine a legacy. Bishop England is the only area school to lay claim to state championships, winning Class AA titles in 2011, 2012 and a Lower State title in 1976. Those three seasons are also three of the best any school in the past 50 years. The Bishops won 11 games in 1976, and 13 in both 2011 and 12.
Bishop England moved from AA to AAA in 1968 and immediately found success with eight wins its first season and 11 in its third. Over the next 20 years, under head coach Jack Cantey, the Bishops won 137 games with a winning percentage of .637 from 1970-1989.
Bishop England hit a drought without a winning season for nine years until Jim Daniel took over as head coach in 2001. After winning 31 games from 1992-2000, the Bishops and Daniel won 44 games from 2001-07. Jack Cantey's son, John, took control of the team in 2008 and has posted 53 wins in six season, a .716 winning percentage. In 2011, Bishop England finished with 10 or more wins for the first time since 1976. John Cantey delivered the school's first state title in 2011, then its second in 2012.
But matched up head to head against Wando, Bishop England is 1-4-1 all-time. The Warriors have outscored the Bishops 104-49 through the six games. The regular-season series has been dormant since 1991. The two teams will meet Aug. 22 in a preseason game at the Sertoma Football Classic.
In 2008, Daniel left Bishop England to take over a football program at Palmetto Christian entering its first year in the South Carolina Independent School Association (SCISA).
The Eagles found success in just their second official season with a trip to the SCISA Class A state championship game in 2009. They've made the playoffs and posted winning records in four of the six years since officially joining SCISA. Palmetto Christian has a .515 all-time winning percentage, .541 since 2008. In 2012, the Eagles ascended to Class AA and have posted back-to-back 7-4 seasons.
Coastal Christian, an evolution of the former First Baptist of Mount Pleasant, competes in the SCISA eight-man league. The Cougars are 15-37 since 2009, a winning percentage of .288. Palmetto Christian and Coastal Christian have squared off once, a 63-0 Eagles win in 2009.
Frankie Mansfield, the sports reporter for the Moultrie News can be seen all around the state following teams to meets, games, and matches. For score updates, breaking sports news, and more, follow @fjmansfield on Twitter and like Moultrie News Sports on Facebook.
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cute!! I wish I could still do that :) Happy WW.ReplyDelete
What a cute photo. Happy WWReplyDelete
What a cutie! I remember doing that as a child. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to do it anymore.ReplyDelete
Boys ARE monkeys, I'm tellin' ya!! He is too cute!
Mine's up at Organized Chaos... Happy WW!
I wished that I was still that flexible!!
Great pic. Ours is up at burntofferings and more at bernies fotoblog and have a great WW!!
Happy WW. I'll echo the others with , Cute Kid. That looks like fun.ReplyDelete
He looks like he's having the time of his life. Enjoy them, they grow up so quickly. Have a great WW. :)ReplyDelete
He is getting so big! My goodness! :) Boy! I guess he's moving out of the way for #4, huh?! ;) J/K People use to always tell me that when they saw how tall Bubbie was!ReplyDelete
Beautiful child!ReplyDelete
He looks strong! Very cute...happy WW :)ReplyDelete
Your little monkey would do great in the jungle. Cutie.ReplyDelete
He he! Cute! :-)
Happy WW!
Mine is up at Tricotine
I know how that works! Pure joy holds that child up! Great pic!ReplyDelete
Fun action shot of your little monkey! Happy WW!!!ReplyDelete
That boy has some muscles...I wish my abs could do that!ReplyDelete
"Wheeeee! Look ma, check out my abs of steel!!" Happy WW!ReplyDelete
What a cutie!!ReplyDelete
What is it about this age that makes them love to hang on things!?!? I love the joy in his face!ReplyDelete
How cute...and ENERGETIC!ReplyDelete
What a cutie:) Happy WW.ReplyDelete
Isn't it amazing how strong children are?
Are you still able to wear him? If so, I bow before your back and abs!
Aww, he's such a cute kid! :)ReplyDelete
Cute little baby (= I wish him happy always.ReplyDelete
What a sweet photo. Cute baby!ReplyDelete
Hi little guy! Cute shot! I have one up as well!ReplyDelete
i have a little monkey, too....he gets it from his momma! :) very cute!ReplyDelete
cute picture! My kids love to do that too!!ReplyDelete
Just look at that sweet little happy face!!! What a terrific shot that one is!!!ReplyDelete
Oh to be a kid again! ;)ReplyDelete
Too cute, what a strong little guy! My 4 boys favorite past time, hanging from bars!! :-)ReplyDelete
Oh, how cute! He's getting so big!ReplyDelete
what a great action shot!
happy ww! :)
looks like we both had a park day! looks to be as beautiful there as it was here, today.
perfect weather, nice breeze, high in the mid 70's, but felt cooler, and sunnnny! perfect day for the park.
looks to be about the same in your neck of the woods.
your son is adorable as usual...
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Now that just scrams childhood...oh I remember the days! Fun photo Stephanie!
Mine's up, stop by for a visit!
What a cutie pie! I love pictures at the playground!ReplyDelete
WEEEEE!!! Looks like fun!!!
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Oooh....strong muscles.
Mine is up too.
Cute monkey!!ReplyDelete
monkey looks like he is having fun!ReplyDelete
looks like fun!ReplyDelete
Gosh - you have your WW up early! 43 comments and it is still Tuesday night over here!!!
A CUTIE he is!!! :)
Love that smile! Happy WW :)ReplyDelete
He is having the best time! :)ReplyDelete
Looks like lots of fun!! I used to love doing that but it's been a while :-0
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What a cutie. This one made me smile. :)ReplyDelete
oohh, so cute...he's having fun...bless him...happy WW!ReplyDelete
It's like you're a celebrity with all these comments :-)
I couldn't pass it up either. That is one cute monkey!
Seth laughs when I call him George (as in Curious) because he knows I'm calling him a monkey.
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Very cute Monkey! Happy WW!ReplyDelete
I used to love that too..back in College..heheh.. Am really a kid at heart. Happy WW.ReplyDelete
Awe, smiley guy. :)ReplyDelete
very adorable kid!ReplyDelete
What a strong kiddo!ReplyDelete
how cute! I have a little guy on my WW too!ReplyDelete
Adorable smiling little boy:)
Mine's up too!
I love his little face he's so cute!!!ReplyDelete
He's mimi's little Gray...Love him.ReplyDelete
Definitely a lil' monkey. He's so darling - they ALL are! :)ReplyDelete
Happy WW, love the picture!ReplyDelete
Too sweet! Looks like someone's enjoying the last days of summer!
My WW is up!
He's a cute little monkey! Looks like he is having a good time.ReplyDelete
Looks like so much fun!
Happy WW!
What a cutie! Happy WW!ReplyDelete
Monkeys are my favorite animal! Love the happy look on his face......ReplyDelete
He did it!!
And he's such a cute little monkey too! :)ReplyDelete
Super cute photo! Happy ww!
BTW, I read Noah's Story and it is truly incredible!!!! I am deeply touched by your faith and the wonderful healing of your beautful boy!
Happy WW!
You don't see monkeys that cute at the zoo! Love it.ReplyDelete
what a little monkey.. he would fit right in with my boys.. heheReplyDelete
hes growing up so fast. He looks so grownie in this photo compared to a month ago. crazy.ReplyDelete
What a cutie, and sportin' a cool shirt, too!
I posted a pic of one of my boys today, too.
Ive got a little monkey like that too! Very cute! Happy WW.ReplyDelete
He is such a cutie!
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He is so cute looking like a lil' monkey!ReplyDelete
So cute! Nothing beats that smile... Emma loves to "hang, hang, hang" too!ReplyDelete
Weeeeee! Looks like he's having fun. Happy WW!ReplyDelete
Strong little man!ReplyDelete
I remember doing that. I think I might hurt myself if I tried it now. :p
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I love it!
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Monkey indeed! Makes my shoulders hurt just looking at it.ReplyDelete
that's so adorable.... he looks so thrilled with himself! i love it! happy belated ww!ReplyDelete


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Quilting Quickly: Patterns, Techniques & Tips taught by Jenny Doan
Learn how to make quilts in a fraction of the time. This class is perfect for beginners and quilters who want to pick up the pace of piecing.
Other projects made as part of this class:
QuiltingZig zag table runner
QuiltingSewing Machine Pad
Quiltingcharm pack bag using d9p block


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