Saturday, May 16, 2009

Pasta Night Gift Baskets Giveaway


GIVEAWAY SATURDAY
*** Thank you to so many of you for entering! It was great to see that everyone struggles with getting dinner on the table. Random.org selected comments #346, 112, and 51 as the winners. Congrats to Nanana, Laura, and Bridget3420! ***

I am normally a pretty big cooking snob when it comes to mixes and prepared foods. I just prefer to make my own sauces and put my own dishes together. But I do like to have some quality mixes on hand for when life gets too crazy.

When I received this box of Macaroni Grill creamy basil angel hair pasta to review, I opened my pantry and tucked it away. I didn't think about it again until I was ransacking the fridge and pantry at 8PM a few weeks ago trying to come up with a good side to have with shrimp. I grabbed the box on a whim, whipped it up in fifteen minutes, and was sorely tempted to pass off the final product as my own creation when Steve devoured it.

I've since replaced that sample box with a few more in my pantry... just in case.

Today for giveaway I have three "What's for Dinner" Macaroni Grill Restaurant Classics at Home gift baskets. Each winner will receive a box of Creamy Basil Angel Hair chicken to try along with some great cooking utensils to make their dinner: a colander, a spatula, and a slotted spoon. I received the same gift basket and the three utensils were so nice that they made the "decluttering" cut to keep in our kitchen for our last month at home before the big move.

To enter to win, just leave me a comment here by Friday, May 29 with your biggest struggle when cooking dinner for your family. I'll select the three winners at random that night. As usual, you can get extra chances to win by:
  1. Linking to this contest on your blog.
  2. Subscribing to my feeds for Chefdruck Musings.
  3. subscribing to my feed for Chefdruck Reviews.
  4. You can also Tweet about it for an extra entry.
Please make sure to leave me separate comments for extra chance to win.

420 comments:

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js22 said...

making something everyone will like and eat is the biggest problem.

Thanks for the giveaway!

email in blogger profile.

llinda29 said...

My biggest struggle is deciding what to cook

kalea_kane said...

My biggest struggle is just coming up with new ways to cook the meats I get. I buy what is on sale so we always have at least one pork roast, one beef roast, several boneless chicken breasts, and hamburger, but there are only so many ways I can cook them. I am NO Rachel Ray. :) Please enter me!

Thanks!

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kalea_kane said...

I tweeted your giveaway here:

http://twitter.com/kellyblackwell/status/1916330555

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kalea_kane said...

Subscribed to your feed of Chefdruck musings via my google reader. :)

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THE SWIFT HOUSE said...

The biggest problem I have is getting everybody at home at the same time to eat.

PAIGE said...

It's hard to get all seven of us together. That's why Sunday dinner is mandatory and my favorite day of the week.

cathirushing said...

thinking of new ideas for me

Deirdre said...

my biggest struggle is to find something that everyone will want to eat

Deirdre said...

I subscribe to Chefdruck Musings.

Deirdre said...

I subscribe to the Chefdruck Reviews too

J. P. Feingold said...

My biggest challenge is coming up with new and different ideas to avoid cooking the same dishes too often.

jlafount said...

Getting everyone to want the same food

krstrpp said...

My biggest struggle is finding the energy after work to take the time to fix a balanced meal. Thanks for the chance to win such a great prize! (krstrpp at hotmail dot com)

idahomom said...

Getting everyone to the table at the same time.

sandyy456 said...

My biggest struggle is finding the time to cook.

Anonymous said...

My biggest struggle is coming up with new ideas of what to make for dinner. Add in that I dont like to cook doesnt help matters any. Thank you

allain99@gmail.com

Stephanie said...

finding something healthy, hearty and quick to make to feed a family of five
tvollowitz at aol dot com

Rose said...

Deciding on what to make for my family is my biggest struggle. I want to find something that the whole family will like, plus make sure it's nutritional, plus having all the ingredients I need handy.

Anonymous said...

My biggest problem is when I ask my husband what he wants for dinner, he's says "I don't care, whatever you make is fine."
But then when I call him to dinner he says "Is that what we're having?"

Deborah Wellenstein said...

My biggest struggle is coming up with something different that everyone likes. Thank you!

Anna said...

My biggest struggle is my family want and like different foods. Its hard to please everyone.

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chromiumman said...

our biggest struggle is dealing with picky eaters

Cynthya said...

My biggest struggle is finding meals that everyone likes that are also healthy and inexpensive, without repeating the same menu every week.

Sonya said...

My biggest struggle is finding something that will reheat well!

Sue said...

My biggest problem is finding meals that everyone in my family will enjoy. Thanks for sharing~

s.mickelson at gmail dot com

Anonymous said...

My biggest struggle is finding variety instead of cooking the same things over and over again :) *Thanks* for the giveaway!
blog[at]theluckyladybug[dot]org

Anonymous said...

I blogged about the giveaway :
http://theluckyladybug.org/2009/05/529-romanos-macaroni-grill-giveaway/
blog[at]theluckyladybug[dot]org

Anonymous said...

I Tweeted the giveaway :
http://twitter.com/TheLuckyLadybug/status/1920973925
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Donna said...

My biggest struggle is finding something that everyone likes.
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Donna said...

Subscribed to Chefdruck Musings.
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Donna said...

Subscribed to Chefdruck Reviews.
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Donna said...

I tweeted:
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Ascending Butterfly said...

Meal planning and getting out early enough to get dinner on the table at a 'reasonable' hour has always been a struggle

Unknown said...

I like to cook and eat- but after raising 6 kids (thats a LOT of meals) I seem to be in a rut. I cook the same things all the time! Your plate looks great...and I have shrimp in the freezer! Thanks for the plan for something different!

Unknown said...

email subscriber

Unknown said...

I follow on twitter and tweeted
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pattycake said...

struggle is keeping the price down and having something everyone will eat

OffTheMap13 said...

Variety is a big issue but I'm also very concerned about health - I can never tell if foods that I prepare are done in the most healthful way.

Mommy 2 Monkeys said...

My biggest struggle is making a well balanced meal that everyone will eat.

kygirl said...

My biggest struggle is trying to come up with something everyone will eat.

Anonymous said...

My biggest struggle is having everything ready at the same time.

Hetal said...

how to convince my younger one that she can't have Mac & cheese for dinner everyday. Convince elder one that she can't have top ramen noodles every day. And DH to eat what ever is served on the plate!really.

etrnlone said...

my struggle used to be time... work hours fluctuated so that i was not home til early evening, and too late to cook and eat. now we take turns cooking and household chores. with everyone pitching in, life is beautiful.

Pat said...

My biggest struggle is planning ahead what to have for meals.
pkildow at gmail dot com

Anonymous said...

I sometimes feel like I'm in a rut and can't come up with anything "new" to fix. Seems like we just had everything I can come up with, although that's not possible.

Anonymous said...

Tweeted, http://twitter.com/sito50/status/1925755315

Anonymous said...

variety, variety, variety...
timgus at cox dot net

littlelatina said...

sounds wonderful

Unknown said...

My biggest struggle is that everyone is on different shifts.

Unknown said...

Sub via google reader to musings

Unknown said...

Sub to reviews - email discriminating_diva@yahoo.com

Unknown said...

Tweet http://twitter.com/dddiva/status/1927029522

terri142 said...

My biggest struggle is finding the time to cook dinner after a long day at work

CinemaSista said...

My biggest struggle is cooking a dinner that both of my children will eat lol, my daughter is very picky and I have a hard time getting her to eat her dinner.

MovieMomma@gmail.com

CinemaSista said...

I subscribe to Chefdruck Musings!

MovieMomma@gmail.com

CinemaSista said...

I also subscribe to Chefdruck Reviews!

MovieMomma@gmail.com

CinemaSista said...

I tweeted!

http://twitter.com/CinemaSista/status/1927096024

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jbeckett said...

My biggest struggle is to get everyone at the table at the same time.

barbara said...

My biggest hassle is trying to get everyone fed at the same time since I have a house full of picky eaters and everyone is picky in a different way.

marthajane said...

My biggest struggle is finding a way to get enough vegetables into our meals.

JONI CHADWELL said...

I NEED MORE VARIETY. I RUN A FOSTER HOME FOR DISABLED ADULTS AND IT SEEMS LIKE THEY HAVE THE SAME THING OVER AND OVER. I NEED TO PROVIDE NUTRITIONAL AND LOW CALORIE/LOW FAT MEALS SINCE THE LADIES ALL HAVE WEIGHT AND HEALTH ISSUES.

Tig said...

Wooo Hooo Make me a winner!

Sarah said...

My biggest struggle is thinking about it before 5:30 pm. I've usually forgotten to thaw meat or to check and see if there's anything to make.

cstironkat said...

My biggest struggle is finding a time everyone can eat together. With school, work and evening activities things can get alittle hectic.

Anonymous said...

I have 5 boys that all play sports, so the hardest part is getting them all together at the same time for dinner!

Marica T said...

Our biggest struggle is trying to find something for dinner that we can agree on. It seems that nothing sounds good anymore.

sweetmaricablue [at] gmail [dot] com

Lois S said...

Sometimes just deciding what's for dinner is a challenge, especially in the summer when we are looking for quick and easy.

Lois S said...

I subscribe to Chefdruck Musings

Lois S said...

I subscribe to I subscribe to Chefdruck Reviews

Lois S said...

I tweeted http://twitter.com/ljshores/status/1932483804

Rikk Connelly said...

I work overnights, my husband days. Between the odd hours and having 5 people in the fmaily, it's hard to find something everyone likes and time to cook it! :(

Anonymous said...

My biggest struggle is making something everyone will like.

hebert024 at aol dot com

Mishia said...

My biggest struggle is pleasing picky eaters!

Hazel said...

The biggest struggle for me is that everyone in the house has a different schedule. It leaves me having to cook a lot of food and reheat at different times during the night, so I have to be sure to prepare a meal that tastes good reheated!

Anonymous said...

We have a 5 yr old daughter who loves to help in the kitchen so we try to find safe fun ways she can help cook dinner each night.

Anonymous said...

My biggest struggle is with time. The phone always seems to ring when I am preparing dinner, and dinner is invariably late. Thanks for this offer.
Adele
oak462@juno.com

jennem said...

My biggest dinnertime struggle is getting it ready fast--my family is hungry pretty much as soon as I get home.
Jennifer, jennem22 at yahoo dot com

mogrill said...

My hardest thing is making something that is quick, easy and everyone loves. Thanks for the chance. mogrill@comcast.net

Salleefur/Jesselyn/Jesster said...

My husband is not always good about letting me know how hungry he is, when and what he'd like to eat - so then I get caught at the last moments, heating up a can a soup (which I always doctor!) or making an omelet or salad.

It's helpful to have products like Macaroni Grill in the pantry to throw together a quality last minute meal (I always have odds and ends of meat, seafood, veggie, etc to toss in / doctor foods.)

So this prize package would be great!

Salleefur/Jesselyn/Jesster said...

I am an email subscriber to your "Musings" at
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Salleefur/Jesselyn/Jesster said...

I follow Chefdruck Reviews via Google Reader.

Happi Shopr said...

my biggest problem is getting everything done at the same time. trinitygsd at yahoo dot com

Melissa Zimmerman said...

I always make way too much.

Anonymous said...

My biggest struggle is that my youngest is a picky eater and I refuse to cook more than one meal, so I have to come up with dishes that everyone will enjoy and I'm running out of ideas. Thanks for the giveaway.

nightowl said...

My biggest struggle is finding a meal that everyone likes so that I don't end up fixing individual meals.

nightowl said...

I subscribe to your feed of Chefdruck Musings.

nightowl said...

I subscribe to your feed of Chefdruck Reviews.

Anonymous said...

My biggest struggle is having enough of one thing to finish a recipe. Thanks for the contest. :)

Anonymous said...

I subscribe! :)

Gabriel S-J. said...

I need to find a meal that everybody enjos!

susan1215 said...

My biggest struggle is makeing something that everyone likes

Anonymous said...

Cooking was a struggle for me
during all my years of married life.
Fortunately,my husband, three
children and I all survived and
are living happily everafter.

wendy wallach said...

My biggest struggle is keeping dinner interesting despite using the same ingrdients.

madamerkf at aol dot com

Jayfr said...

Our biggest struggle is finding something both our kids will eat -- they are very picky

NesieBird said...

My biggest struggle is trying to find something that cooks fast and tastes good at the same time. Thanks!

kneecree at gmail dot com

Terra Heck said...

My biggest struggle is trying to find new and different things to make. Sometimes it seems like we are stuck in the rut of making the same things too much.
partymix25(at)hotmail(dot)com

Terra Heck said...

I'm an e-mail subscriber for Chefdruck Musings.
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Terra Heck said...

I'm an e-mail subscriber for Chefdruck Reviews.
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Anonymous said...

Time is my biggest struggle. It's hard to cook a nice healthy meal that doesn't take too much time. Thanks for the giveaway!
pjgirl74 at aol dot com

blogggggg said...

My biggest struggle is remaining organized. I always tell myself I am going to plan meals ahead and then all of a sudden it is fifteen minutes until dinner time and I am scrambling figuring out what to make!

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blogggggg said...

I subscribe to your musings feed!

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I subscribe to your reviews feed!

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quietwing said...

My biggest struggle is in deciding what great recipe to try first and will my family like it.

heaventrees said...

The biggest struggle is nearly always time. On workdays, it is just too rushed at dinner prep time.

Anonymous said...

Since DH and I work alternating schedules, simply being together at dinner is our biggest challenge. Thanks! thebubbledies(at)gmail(dot)com

Rachel Ann said...

My biggest struggle is that I am single! It is hard to get motivated to cook for one and hard to find recipes for one!

cindiizzy said...

My biggest struggle is trying to figure out what to make for dinner.

mercsmercado at yahoo dot com

Anonymous said...

When I began cooking (many moons ago), my struggle was learning what to start preparing first. I wanted to set the table with everything hot at the same time. Now, it's cooking for one.
whammyammy AT yahoo DOT com

Valeen said...

My biggest struggle is my very picky eaters and a daughter with a chronic illness that excludes certain foods. It makes our choices kind of limited. This would be a great addition! I think it would appeal to both kids.

Angela said...

Our schedules are always changing, so I can't plan menus ahead of time. My biggest struggle is having enough time to thaw something and make a tasty, healthy meal before someone has to take off for somewhere.

Meet the Browns said...

My biggest struggle is finding the time to make a healthy recipe! Sometimes we just find ourselves microwaving frozen meals or ordering out *blush*

Katie
showbizkp[at]gmail[dot]com

Meet the Browns said...

I subscribe via Google Reader :)

Katie
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JillianV said...

I find it hard to make something everyone wants to eat

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Anonymous said...

My husband is a very picky eater--so I have a hard time coming up with things that he will like to eat.
farrell@crosslake.net

Anonymous said...

I subscribe.
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ehhogan said...

I have a hard time coming up with variety.

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Cheryl said...

YUM!
Thanks,
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~Talisa~ said...

I am just always rushed when it comes times to cooking. I do not get off until 5 and then have to drive 30 minutes to get home!

Becca said...

My biggest struggle is to cook something everyone likes at a time that is convenient for everyone. sbcashortie (at) hotmail (dot) com

Becca said...

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carolpie said...

This is a great giveaway, by the way!
Anyway, my biggest struggle is making things that everyone will eat! When I make recipes with tomato, onion, mushroom or veggie pieces my kids pick them out! And they are grown! Today is my birthday so I am making shrimp which my son doesn't eat so I will also make mac and cheese and salad. I can't win!

carolpie said...

Subscribed to your feeds for Chefdruck Musings.

carolpie said...

I subscribie to your feed for Chefdruck Reviews.

carolpie said...

I follow on Twitter and tweet! chefdruck http://chefdruck.blogspot.com/2009/05/whats-for-dinner-gift-baskets-giveaway.html


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Charity S said...

Making a dish, that everyone will enjoy.

Thanks

charisscharity at yahoo dot com

Charity S said...

I tweeted.

http://twitter.com/ccboobooy/status/1952945570

Denise S. said...

My biggest struggle is trying not to make the same old things and making something the kids will eat.

kat said...

Having a husband who is a picky eater is getting harder to cook... Maybe he will like the Romano's Macaroni Grill.. Thanks for a chance to win!

Shawna said...

3 words:
De
Frost
Ing!!!

onosquanna said...

It's always hard to find something to make that everyone likes.

Caroline F said...

Not making them bored, but not grossing them out!

fishercl at email dot unc dot edu

Angela said...

My biggest struggle is trying to muster the energy after working all day!
pleaseundress@yahoo.com

Lex said...

Trying to come up with creative new recipes with what I already have on hand seems to be the biggest challenge...I don't always have a lot of time to make a lot of trips to the grocery store.

mojomomma said...

Time is my biggest issue it I would love to make nice meals but the kids like to eat before 9pm
mistressfaerie(at)gmail(dot)com

Unknown said...

My biggest struggle is cooking something everyone likes.

Brooke said...

My biggest issue is getting IN the kitchen... With a 4 yr and a 11 month old it's hard to get in the kitchen at all... and when I do I have to stop every 10 mins to check on them.. weeshenanigans (at) gmail (dot) com

Sarah Z said...

My biggest struggle is cooking for the 2 of us - hard to get motivated some days!
Thanks
Sarah
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Linda T. said...

Love to cook and need your tools!

AmishDancer said...

My biggest struggle is that I never feel like cooking after a long day. Thanks for the giveaway!

AmishDancer said...

I blogged: http://prize-apolooza.blogspot.com/2009/05/chefdruck-musings-romanos-macaroni.html

AmishDancer said...

I subscribed via reader.

AmishDancer said...

I subscribed to the review site via reader.

AmishDancer said...

I tweeted: http://twitter.com/amishdancer/status/1956444772

Anonymous said...

Biggest difficulty?? My older son actively resists most kinds of vegetables. So avoiding the whole "buffet" scene (fixing several different dishes and letting people pick and choose) can be a problem. Other little things like "not enough time" and "we had THAt YESTERday" just add spice to the situation.

Anonymous said...

My biggest struggle is preparing something that EVERYONE will like and eat without getting repetitive.

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Unknown said...

My biggest struggle is cooking for my picky children.
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Unknown said...

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Unknown said...

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saphire57 said...

My greatest challenge is preparing meals that are healthy but also great tasting.

intime said...

finding the time to make healthy food

Damla said...

My biggest struggle is to find a meal to cook that everybody loves in common.

annabell_lee_dk (at) yahoo.com

kijeh said...

My biggest challenge cooking for my family is preparing a dish that with satisfy my husband and my two children (ages 17 and 4). They all have such different tastes.

07violet said...

time management

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A Reader said...

My biggest struggle is the I'm too tired to cook and its 6:00, so let's get take out tstrouggle.

Thanks for the giveaway!
Kimspam66(at)yahoo(dot)com

paryjeja said...

After downsizing from feeding 6 people to just 2, I am having a horrible time with just making way too much food.

barbara said...

Thanks for the contest!
bahjeep@aol.com

Tammie said...

Getting the kids to look at food as a source of nourishment - not fashion wear! :)

mcj4tlj@comcast.net

Nanette said...

Oh, yum, the shrimp and pasta looks delicious. I have a hard time finding good meals I can fix in a hurry.

lpnshortygurl said...

Hi there.. Anymore my life is so hectic I can barely even make dinner. I am 8 months pregnant and I work 11pm to 7am as a nurse. I am so tired that I find it hard to cook dinner, but I do make sure that I provide a healthy cooked meal for my family every day, even if I am falling asleep at the stove!
jer_ika@yahoo.com

Beckydsl said...

My biggest struggle is finding vegetables that everyone likes and will eat!

Cindy said...

My greatest challenge for cooking for a family is time management and finding nutrition within those time constraints. Thanks for a wonderful contest!

Smooshy said...

the biggest struggle is getting everyone together at the same time, we all have so different schedules!

Marie said...

My biggest struggle is making something that everyone will eat -- especially my finicky four year old!

marielay@gmail.com

Anonymous said...

I subscribe...My challenge is that I am in a rut! Family wants same-o same-o! I need to get back to where I set weeks menu, shop my list and surprise my family! Thanks!

Barbara Rawe
tykelly1@yahoo.com

Becky said...

My biggest struggle is to find something that everyone will eat

cman said...

Making something that everyone will eat..

Kathy P said...

my biggest struggle is finding something new and interesting that everyone likes :(

Deborah said...

My biggest struggle when making dinner is getting everything done at the same time. asthenight at gmail dot com

Unknown said...

My biggest struggle is cleaning up after the meal...just never feel like doing it after cooking and eating.

Ingrid said...

My biggest challenge is deciding what to cook for dinner and having it ready before everyone is home to eat.

haomom said...

making dinner that a toddler teen and 2 adults all like that is also nutritious!

txgrl1502 said...

my biggest struggle is not enough time

rbailey1958 said...

The Biggest struggle is trying to figure out what I am in the mood to cook
pkbailey@charter.net

Supermommy said...

My biggest struggle is a lack of equipment. I look at recipes asking for much hardware (pots, pans and sheets) and I dont have a large extensive collection of it so I made do with the things I have.

Kathy said...

My biggest struggle is coming up with something new for dinner. It seems we eat the same thing (on different nights) week after week!

lisaray said...

My biggest struggle is finding something that, as i generally phrase it, 'we aren't all sick of." Need something new!

Betty C said...

My biggest struggle is finding something to cook that everyone likes.

Jinxy and Me said...

Planning ahead is the biggest struggle!

Jinxy and Me said...

I'm subscribed to your RSS feed.

Anonymous said...

My deceased husband did the cooking so I am at a loss when it comes to meal preparation. I do look for already or easy to prepare meal kits.

liliesrnice said...

I struggle to find time to eat or even shop for groceries being a single mom of a newborn.

Anonymous said...

Keeping the kids happy while I cook.

melissa85242(at)hotmail.com

ZESTYWONDERLAND said...

mY BIGGEST PROBLEM IS TIME & BUDGET.
I NEVER SEEM TO HAVE ENOUGH OF EITHER!

Rebecca Lorts- crlorts@yahoo.com said...

Having something that everyone likes!

ZESTYWONDERLAND said...

I subscribe to musings!

ZESTYWONDERLAND said...

I subscribe to reviews~

Rhonda Clemens said...

My biggest obstacle when cooking with maccaroni is how to make stuff with it. All I mate is a pasta salad, mac-n-chesse, and spagetti!

Thanks for the fantastic giveaway!

clemensrhonda@hotmail.com

Maja said...

motivation si the biggest struggle

Maja said...

subscriber

Anonymous said...

Love the Grill; must travel 200 hundred miles round trip to eat in the M. Grill; which is such a plus for us when treveling to Jackson, Ms. dont'f forget that even though I'm a 400/7 entrant still love to win; thanks Sw/raymondw345@AOl.com

Anonymous said...

My biggest struggle is planning ahead with recipes and shopping so I can be more creative with my meals. I tend to cook a lot of the same things over and over.

Thank you for the nice giveaway!

Anonymous said...

I subscribe to Chefdruck Reviews in Google Reader!

Anonymous said...

I also subscribe to Chefdruck Musings in Google Reader!

Thanks again and have a nice weekend!

iggysaysno said...

i have a hard time picking dinners that we can also take for lunch the next day

Annmarie said...

My biggest struggle is getting my 9 yr old to eat anything other than macaroni!! Always a power struggle with her!!!
Yanks500@optonline.net

taylorbagels said...

Straining hot scolding foods.
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