is this a good fish patty mixture: tunafish, cooked chicken, mashed kidney beans, crushed chips / crackers, mustard, mayo, & lemon juice?
i figured to fry them in olive oil. what ingredients would you add or leave out?
omit the chicken, kidney beans, crushed chips. 
combine the fish, crackers, a bit of the mustard the mayo and lemon juice. form into patties then dip into bread or cracker crumbs and fry until golden on both sides.  turn once and be gentle as they may fall apart if your mixture is loose.
thinly slice, sauté in some butter and oil, season with salt and pepper, and enjoy! you could also add slices of them to a lasagna (a great way to 'hide' vegetables for non-vegetables eaters), or grate them and add to meatloaf to keep the loaf nice and juicy. for a sweet application, make zucchini bread! i made a batch almost every weekend. hi amanda, hello from north carolina, too! disney's yacht club is one of my favorite resorts so i have dined at the fantastic cape may cafe several times. just looking at the web page makes my mouth water! seafood-and-more dinner buffet this seafood-and-more buffet offers a mouth-watering array of clams, mussels, crab legs, shrimp, ribs, chicken and more. round out your meal with such hearty sides as mashed potatoes, chard and bacon, and corn on the cob. be sure to save room for the delicious assortment of seaside sweets, including the decadent oreo bon bon! also on that page is an added note: please note: disney characters join guests for breakfast only. if you have your heart set on dining with the characters you will need to make a breakfast reservation. thanks for stopping by the disney parks moms panel with your question. be sure to let us know if we can help you with any other questions! wishing you a magical vacation, amy h i think the fish you are describing is "tropheus". they are a very pretty & aggressive smaller fish. hi, tara! every doctor is different with regard to your post-op regimen. by four months, i was on regular food, but you still may want to talk to the chefs at the restaurants. once you've been gastrically altered, protein is your very best friend, so they may be able to adapt a meal to make it heavy on the proteins. i even had a chef make me a pasta dish without the pasta on one of my walt disney world trips post-op. for the most part, you should be able to browse the menu and find something, but if you don't see something you think you can safely eat, you can ask for something else. you'll learn once you have your surgery and start eating real food again that some things are more tolerable than others, and you will want to stick with the things you know you can eat. i speak from experience that it is no fun to try a new food on vacation and end up laying on a theme park bathroom floor until your stomach feels better! talk to your surgeon to make sure you know what his dos and donts are, browse the menus at allears.net to see what is typically on the menus at the restaurants you want to try, and go from there. i'm so excited to have a new neighbor in loserville! good luck with your upcoming surgery, and if you need me, i'm right here! hi paulette,i have picked up some money saving tips during my travels to wdw (food being one of them!)....i will try and give you a few other options i have come across.magic kingdom: pecos bill café located in frontierland has a complimentary condiment bar (cosmic ray's has this too by the way!) where you can load up on additional items such as pan fried mushrooms, pan fried onions, tomatoes, pickles, etc...etc...when you purchase one of their meals. i normally order the hamburger which is quite large and load up on all of these extras, then my daughter and i will share...after all of these extras as well as fries to split it is more than enough for us.downtown disney: wolfgang puck's express has quite an extensive menu (express style) and we love their pizza's. these are easily shared in my opinion and offer many different variations of toppings (we will have one that we share and 1/2 will be ordered with what i would like and the other half with cheese only, what my daughter loves!). they also offer chicken, pasta, salads, etc...coronado springs resort: the pepper market is my all time favorite quick service restaurant where you actually have a server bring you your beverages and clear your table but you go up to the marketplace, order your own meal and can choose between many (and i mean many!) different stations. they offer mexican, wok kitchen, deli station, grill station (1/2 rotisserie chicken with fries...love this!), pizza (larger sizes), etc...as well as their bakery station...yum! there is always leftovers to take home here or you could certainly share!i have run out of space, so i suggest you try these and look at what other people order, what the proportions look like at other locations as well as extras (such as complimentary condiment bars, etc...). i am sure you will have luck finding many more options! best wishes,brigitta sadly many fish have been killed while following the misinformation printed on the bottle of bottled bacteria. it can't make a tank instantly safe for fish. for some it has sped up the cycling process but it doesn't instantly cycle a tank.

if you choose to try again i would do a total tank clean out and start over. you are early enough in the cycling process to do this. if you choose to do a fish in cycle i will recommend you purchase an api master freshwater test kit. with it you can know exactly what is going on in this tank. it tests for ph (both high and low), ammonia, nitrites and nitrates. i will also recommend you get a bottle of seachem prime. it is first and foremost a water conditioner but goes one step farther and detoxed low levels of ammonia.

once you have these 2 things and have cleaned the tank out i will recommend you use your tap water with the proper dose of prime added to it to remove chlorine/chloramines. if the minerals hadn't been added back into the ro water you added, that too could have added to the death of your fish.

once all these things have been done get one fish. bettas are about the only fish i can recommend for a tank this size. once the fish is in there it will start producing ammonia. it will take a few days before you start seeing ammonia in the tank. don't ever let the ammonia get any higher than .5 even lower is better but with prime your fish should be fine at this level.

water changes as the ammonia starts rising is going to protect you new water pet. at some point you are going to start seeing nitrites. when that happens you don't want the total amount of ammonia plus nitrites to get above 1.0 keep them down with water changes. be sure to add prime with every water change. no matter what the test say never go longer than a week between water changes. with a tank this small things can go bad quickly so keep a close eye on the numbers. you are correct that all of casey's entrées come with a side of regular fries. the chili-cheese french fries are considered a snack, and therefore you would need to use a snack credit on the disney dining plan or pay out of pocket if you'd like to order them (and they are so worth it!). while you're there, consider ordering one of their monthly special hot dogs or loaded fries from the limited time offerings menu. this month features a dog topped with hash browns! green veggies! your developing baby needs folic acid for his or her spine to be perfect. the darker green the better especially spinach. i don't remember avoiding any fruits or veggies just wash them first. congrats and goodluck! you can use pure turmeric paste , a naturally prepared one without chemicals and use it while bathing in a very small amount. but always do a patch test for one part of the skin for two or three days and if no severe reaction is seen on the skin u can regularly use it. hi dear mommy. at 8 months, i used to give all vegetables to my son. to mix with moongdal, i usually suggest carrot, beans, potato, tomato, sweet pumpkin, green peas, cauliflower