was successful. We did NOT have an Ulster fry for two hundred people but we did serve, pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage and bacon and hashbrowns.
We served 200 people in 20 minutes and people were happy to have a HOT breakfast. We had a lot of help to cook 20 pounds of bacon, 15 pounds of sausage, 22 dozen eggs and 18 packages of hash browns and 25 pounds of pancake flour. 12 gallons of milk and 12 gallons of orange juice. YM/YW provided a program, Primary delivered invitations, Priesthood did tables. RS did table decorating, Ward Mission arranged letters for Missionaries, Sunday School helped to cook. I am glad it is over, we came home, opened a box of
Cavanaughs, and vegetated. :o)
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I'm glad that it went well for you. That was a big turn out!! What a relief to have over. I loved your last picture!!! Chocolate really helps!
No Ulster fry? Your ward doesn't know what they're missing! But still sounds like a great breakfast. The vegetating photo made me smile.
Mom, I have Christmas week off and a request has been made that I make Ulster Fry for breakfast one morning during my vacation, so expect a call from me asking for help. I'm not sure I remembered everything you showed me but I promise not to cry too loudly if I mess up my first ever attempt:-)I don't know about Alan though. He's heart is set on Ulster Fry come Christmas week. So if I mess up he'll be crying. Aiii-yaii-yaii!
when I saw that picture I wondered what movie you were watching so I clicked on it and what to my wondering eyes did apear but my favorite christmas movie of all time Uncle Scrooge huging his new neice in law...that is good for my body and soul!
Do you have any mindy mints left?
I like the way you veg mom! I'm glad your breakfast was a success. I don't think I'd ever want to be in charge of the activities committee.
Oh and PS - if Marivic has a week off at Christmas she should come to UTAH to get her ulster fry!
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