Today on MHTV: With a house full of men, sometimes I just need a little girl time! When I have the girls over for movie night, I love making finger foods we can share. Sweet and sticky teriyaki-glazed wings get served up with crudites, while my shredded chicken and black bean nachos are piled high with Monetary Jack, jalapenos and sour cream. And to wash it all down, my creamy orange shakes are quick to make and end the night sweetly.
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Tags: chicken and black bean nachos, girl's night, movie night, orange shakes, teriyaki-glazed wings
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November 20, 2011 at 9:01 am
Lucinda,
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
Patti
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Thanks Patti: Happy Thanksgiving to you too. Best, LSQ
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Do you have a cookbook. Love the show. I watch it each day and usually make supper from that days show.
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I saw this on Facebook and it does look aialmngzy like you, lol.