What's in there?


     I had worked all day, was hungry, wanted something good to eat that wouldn't take too long to prepare.  Noodles anyone?





     Evaporated milk, Ricotta cheese, Grated Monterrey and Colby Jack cheeses, egg, corn starch. 



Location: Habersham County, GA, USA

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