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Breaking Bread

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Proceeds go to Oregon Food Banks, as part of the Governor's annual food drive; State employees contribute their time, funds, and talent to be of service to our community and neighbors.

Bon ap·pé·tit, Buen provecho, приятного аппетита, ボナペティ, Guten Appetit, בתאבון, magandang gana

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Creamy Cajun Chicken Pasta

Cheesy Potatoes (aka "Funeral Potatoes"

Keto Italian Sausage Zucchini Boats

Dill Pickle Soup

Sausage Basil Pasta

Chicken Lime Tortilla Soup

Calico Beans

Zuppa Toscana (Olive Garden copycat; Keto-Option)

Marvelously Moist Blueberry Cake

"Reese's" Peanut Butter Cup Cheesecake

Cream Cheese Pound Cake

Orange Chicken

Irish Cream Cake

Slow Cooker Chili

Chili Suprise

Hungarian Mushroom Soup

Simple Bananna Bread

Chicken Enchilada Bake

Manicotti

Seafood salad

Orange Creamsicle Salad

Pink Lemonade Pie

Fijian Suruwa (Fijian Fish Curry)

Green Bean Casserole

Mar's Pumpkin Cream Cheese Cupcakes

Easy Vegan Mexican Soup

Sour Cream Sugar Cookies

Pumpkin Sour Cream Pie

Spicy Gingerbread Cookies

Christmas Morning Casserole

Chex Mix

Sweet & Sour Turkey

Focaccia Bread

Wilted Lettuce (or Spinach or Kale...)

A dedication - Be Like Mike Chocolate No-Bake Cookies

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Creamy Cajun Chicken Pasta

Easy one-pot meal!

Cheesy Potatoes (aka "Funeral Potatoes"

Classic family breakfast casserole, pot-luck dish, and yes...funeral or wake recipe.

Keto Italian Sausage Zucchini Boats

Low carb, healthy, keto-friendly

Dill Pickle Soup

Dill pickle soup is becoming a favorite across the U.S., but has been a staple in Russian and Polish households for years. There are many versions, and flavors vary depending on if you use vegetable or beef broth, and the type of veggies included (celery, leeks, potatoes, garlic, etc.) Thank you Rose Herrera from ODDS for sharing this recipe from The Noble Pig!

Sausage Basil Pasta

This can be modified in so many ways, and will be delicious! Easy conversion to gluten free, vegan, whole food, using any type of sausage or pasta (or skip the pasta!). Adding in broccoli, or big zucchini chunks, or a can of fire-roasted diced tomatoes,

Chicken Lime Tortilla Soup

Hearty chicken Mexican style soup, flexible enough to customize to the stove-top or crock-pot, adding and revising based on your taste buds. Great known additions/modifications: Double the cumin Fire-roasted corn or creamed corn Black beans Green chilies Juice of two limes Season tortillas with Morton's Seasoned Salt, don't add salt to soup Top with avocado

Calico Beans

This is a favorite recipe from my childhood church pot-lucks. One of the church "grandma's" named Winnie would make these, and I've been trying to recreate the recipe my entire adult life. This is close! It's a great dish for pot-lucks, bbq's, or just to have with a nice salad.

Zuppa Toscana (Olive Garden copycat; Keto-Option)

I've cooked this soup in so many ways, mixing the ingredients up, with and without potatoes or bacon, using coconut milk instead of cream, and have always had raving reviews from my kids! It's always so rich and flavorful, even in it's whole-food, keto, or low-carb version, it's usually a meal in itself! Greens Hint: If you've never tried kale, this is a great way to start. It holds better than spinach in this soup, but is quite mild.

Marvelously Moist Blueberry Cake

Who doesn't like blueberries?!

"Reese's" Peanut Butter Cup Cheesecake

Family/holiday favorite!

Cream Cheese Pound Cake

Submitted by Judy S. Thanks Judy!!

Orange Chicken

Modified from Modern Honey, recommended by Brent W.

Irish Cream Cake

Ohhh so Irish, and rich, and creamy!

Slow Cooker Chili

Hearty and savory! Recommended by Brent W.

Chili Suprise

When quick meals are the rule of the day!

Hungarian Mushroom Soup

Rich, elegant soup that is simple to make. Thank you Karen M! Recipe options: - Some reduce the parsley by half, and prefer that. - Use Hungarian Paprika (I like Smoked Paprika) - Use a mushroom medley - Don't add salt if you use salted butter - Add heavy cream and reduce milk - Add potatoes - Double the recipe if you want leftovers - Used to win soup competitions!

Simple Bananna Bread

Easy banana bread recipe to make with kids!

Chicken Enchilada Bake

Thank you Dora H! Family favorite, and easy to prepare with a cooked rotisserie chicken from the deli!

Manicotti

This is a great potluck recipe, or cozy night at home recipe! Fun to make with the kids, and extremely filling!

Seafood salad

This recipe came from my mother-in-law; she used to make this for holiday celebrations as an appetizer. It was typically the first one that disappeared!

Orange Creamsicle Salad

When my kids were toddlers a neighbor showed us how to make this during a BBQ. I began making it during family get-togethers and holidays; it's now a requested must-have dish!

Pink Lemonade Pie

This refrigerator pie is from my mother-in-law, who used to make it at every holiday meal. It's very rich, and one piece goes a long way! Make sure you have milk on hand!!

Fijian Suruwa (Fijian Fish Curry)

Following a month of cultural immersion on a remote village island in Fiji, this recipe came home and soon became a family favorite. The kids don't even know it's healthy!

Green Bean Casserole

Great home-made, from scratch, classic green-bean casserole recipe.

Mar's Pumpkin Cream Cheese Cupcakes

From Margo R.

Easy Vegan Mexican Soup

This is a simple and easy vegan recipe I learned how to make during my time in San Cristobal de las Casa, Chiapas, Mexico.

Sour Cream Sugar Cookies

Submitted by Rachel P: This is the sugar cookie recipe my mom used every time she made cut out cookies – I didn’t know one could make a sugar cookie without sour cream. She made them so fabulously, people were always commenting it was the best they’d ever had.

Pumpkin Sour Cream Pie

Thank you Heather F!

Spicy Gingerbread Cookies

Thank you Michelle G for submitting this! "I Love Making Gingerbread With My Mom Every Christmas. It’s My Dads Oldest Sisters Recipe & I Have Fun Making It With Her Too." Michellee

Christmas Morning Casserole

This breakfast has been made every Christmas morning as long as I can remember. With different people’s diets, there are now two made; one with gluten free bread and one with wheat bread. Then there are those who eat sausage only and those who are vegetarians. The people who are only-sausage eaters and vegetarians have learned to sit beside each other! They make the best partners (aka my oldest son and I!) Chelas K.

Chex Mix

In college one of my quad mates made this chex mix and it blew my mind. All my quad mates and I ate all of it in one evening… so we made more the next day. I started making it for my children and they would take as teachers’ gifts. Then I began bringing to the office for gifts. Maybe one day I’ll be able to share broadly at work again

Sweet & Sour Turkey

From Joan S./Jill G: This recipe is from a collection of all turkey recipes that are two hole punched on the top and held together with loose leaf binder rings. It likely dates back to the 80’s. It appears to be the only recipe used from the collection. My mom only made this every Christmas Eve, which is when we celebrated Christmas. The story goes that we celebrated on Christmas Eve because my great grandmother didn’t want to get up early and go anywhere on Christmas morning. This is the first time I’ve read this recipe myself and is also the only recipe I’ve encountered that called for MSG.

Focaccia Bread

Thank you Jamie D., for sending in this family recipe!

Wilted Lettuce (or Spinach or Kale...)

Great as a stand alone wilted lettuce salad, or great as a foundation for adding optional toppings like nuts, cranberries, grilled onions, boiled eggs, chicken, swap out vinegar for a red wine vinaigrette, etc., or swap the lettuce for spinach or mixed power greens. Healthier option: heat canola or olive oil in a pan, cooking onions, garlic, etc, add in the vinegar/sugar and a small portion (or none) of the bacon drippings, and pour over greens to wilt.

A dedication - Be Like Mike Chocolate No-Bake Cookies

This is a family favorite, easy to do with kids, and quick! Next to Girl Scout cookies (thin mints and samoas!), Mike loved chocolate, no-bakes, holiday traditions, and family. He was an ally for social injustice, equity rights, and adopted a local squirrel outside his home - it would come inside to visit regularly, wander around, eat nuts he'd leave out for it, and wander away to return later. Mike understood life, a good life, is about relationship and choice. We hope this dedication encourages us all to be more like Mike.

We hope you enjoy this collection of recipes from our families to yours. This effort is dedicated to Mike Harmon; a coworker and friend, unafraid as an ally against social injustice, LGBTQ+, disability and equity issues. He will be missed! Proceeds go to Oregon Food Banks, as part of the Governor's annual food drive; State employees contribute their time, funds, and talent to be of service to our community and neighbors. Bon ap·pé·tit, Buen provecho, приятного аппетита, ボナペティ, Guten Appetit, בתאבון, magandang gana

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