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Chicken Tamales Red, Green Sauce, Cheese Tamales, Family Recipe! How to...

Nicole and I are making Tamales for New Year’s Day. I'm cooking pork and beef for the filling. I guess we will cook them tomorrow. I add black olives and prunes to mine. I've only made them twice before. It's hard to get the ingredients. I buy it when I am in America and put it in the freezer to keep it from going bad.

Philip and Thomas go to one party tonight, and Nicole to another party. Juergen and I are having Raclette with Sarah and Jessica. I hope your new year’s is safe and blessed! We will celebrate Philip's birthday tomorrow. He is going to be 17 years old. Can you believe it?

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Rick Moreno said…
First, " Happy New Year"! And secondly, Happy Birthday to Phillip! We love you!
Anonymous said…
happy birthday Phillip and happy new years everyone

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