Wash mushrooms and simmer in water, 1 teaspoon salt and pickling spice for 15 minutes. Drain; reserve liquid. Mix vinegar, remaining salt, white pepper, catsup, sugar, cornstarch and 1 cup mushroom liquid until well dissolved.
Creole Okra: The Abqaiq Cookbook - 1973
Chicken Casserole: The Abqaiq Cookbook - 1973
Dessert - Cheery Cheese
Norma Branch of Abqaiq is one of the great cooks in Aramco!
Tabbouleh from Saudi Arabia is the Best!
Libby and Norm Murrell Open Sierra House Bed and Breakfast. Libby and Norm Murrell retired in 1986 after working for Aramco for 22 years. Norm came to Arabia as a teacher; after eight years of teaching, he transferred to Personnel.
Bill Argo Develops Homeward Bound
My wife Ruth and I retired from Saudi Aramco in 1995. Ruth worked for Aramco as a British nurse starting in 1974. I joined the company in 1975 and we were married in 1980. I was an engineer from California and had the good fortune to work on all 5 of Saudi Aramco sulfur plants at Shedgum, Uthmaniyah, Berri, Ras Tanura, and Jubail.
Crab Stuffed Potatoes - 1973 Abqaiq Cookbook
Think You Know Everything?
Tips for Using Vinegar - 1976 Al Hasa Cookbook
Holiday House Scent: Women's Golf Cookbook - Rolling Hills Country Club, 1991
Crowd-Pleasing Crab Dip - 1976 Al Hasa Cookbook
Savory Balls or Bitterballen - 1976 Al Hasa Cookbook
This can be made ahead and put in the refrigerator or frozen. The recipe can be made with turkey or tuna; when using tuna, omit poultry seasoning.
Petie's Orange Fruit Salad - Dhahran Women's Group, Family Favorites - Volume 1, 1987
We do not have Bed and Breakfast guests constantly, a good thing, since we devote so much time to each person or group. Our main business is the woodshop and then the farm.
I taught at the Dhahran schools from Dec. '79 through August '86. During that time I taught music and chorus in grades K-5, first at the Central School and later at the Hills School. I was also involved in the community chorus, community band (percussion), ANHA, and the square and round dance clubs.
Former Aramcons, Edgar and Brenda Dewar lived and worked in Arabia from October 1981 until July 1986. Edgar worked for Aramco as a chemical engineer, corrosion specialist, out of Udhailiyah and Mubarraz. Brenda taught in the Udhailiyah Schools for one year.