Slipping quality control at the Interpreter Foundation
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Re: Slipping quality control at the Interpreter Foundation
Apparently wives used to prank each other with these recipes lol
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Tom, I’m unsure as to the agenda items for your next get together with the Relief Society Sister in Parowan, the Old High Priest in Ogden, and the Little Old Lady from Pasadena Ward for your August lunch. But if I may make a proposal - that you formally honour a beloved apostle, sadly deceased, by naming the Ham and Bananas dish “Ham & Bananas in Jeffrey R. Hollandaise Sauce” as a sort of tongue in cheek reference to Elder Holland’s firebrand nature.Tom wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2026 4:10 pmSince a number of DM visitors have contacted me directly to ask for the recipe for the Ham and Bananas Hollandaise, I will share it for a wider audience:Tom wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2026 4:42 pmA few days ago, I got together with the Relief Society Sister in Parowan, the Old High Priest in Ogden, and the Little Old Lady from Pasadena Ward for our monthly lunch in Sutherland, Utah. I confess that I munched on delicious orange-flavored spicy meatloaf and washed it down with a glass of "dirty" red-orange Orangina. I must also confess that I also helped myself to two bites of the Old High Priest's tasty Ham and Bananas Hollandaise and stole a forkful of the Little Old Lady's zesty Creamed Tuna ‘n Mackerel Picnic Loaf.
Ham and Bananas Hollandaise
Bon appétit!
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I Have Questions wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2026 4:28 pmthat you formally honour a beloved apostle, sadly deceased, by naming the Ham and Bananas dish “Ham & Bananas in Jeffrey R. Hollandaise Sauce”

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Re: Slipping quality control at the Interpreter Foundation
LOL. As the Relief Society Sister in Parowan likes to say, “So let it be written, so let it be done!”I Have Questions wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2026 4:28 pmTom, I’m unsure as to the agenda items for your next get together with the Relief Society Sister in Parowan, the Old High Priest in Ogden, and the Little Old Lady from Pasadena Ward for your August lunch. But if I may make a proposal - that you formally honour a beloved apostle, sadly deceased, by naming the Ham and Bananas dish “Ham & Bananas in Jeffrey R. Hollandaise Sauce” as a sort of tongue in cheek reference to Elder Holland’s firebrand nature.Tom wrote: ↑Thu Jul 09, 2026 4:10 pmSince a number of DM visitors have contacted me directly to ask for the recipe for the Ham and Bananas Hollandaise, I will share it for a wider audience:
Ham and Bananas Hollandaise
Bon appétit!
