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I got the urge to bake at about 9:30 last night, so I decided to make something we could eat for breakfast thi
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Last night I had the pleasure of having dinner with a group of people taking a Civil Rights Tour through the S
Posted 18 years ago
Dinner for One I enjoy cooking for others, and I rarely go to much trouble on the rare occasions when I'm on m
Posted 18 years ago
Don’t let the long list of ingredients scare you off. Most are seasonings that go into the stew together
Posted 18 years ago
When I first became a vegetarian many years ago, one of the first recipes I adapted was my mother’s beef
Posted 18 years ago
All the prep work on my summer garden has me fixated on vegetable dishes. As I scooped more seeds from bell pe
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Adapted from Ann Meyers.
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This makes about 4-6 servings. Once you’ve had this recipe, you’ll do like I do and keep a package of tofu
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Usually scalloped potatoes have to bake for an hour or so. I’ve cut the baking time by pre-cooking the s
Posted 18 years ago
(Updated July 2014) Several years ago, my husband and I were thumbing through Moosewood Restaurant Cooks at Ho
Posted 18 years ago
Recipe from Mike Meyers.
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Pulled Pork Barbecue with Hot Pepper Vinegar Sauce#ratingval# from #reviews# reviewsPrintRecipe Type: Barbecue
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The naturally high level of sugar in pineapple is perfectly enhanced by the glory of caramelization on your gr
Posted 18 years ago
For another take on this delicious dish, check out my Dal Bhaji version.
Posted 18 years ago
I fell in love with Thai food on a trip to Koh Samui and Phuket in 1996. I had a great time visiting all of th
Posted 18 years ago
This Southern classic is always a delicious start to the day. Made with thick, rich and creamy sauce, flavorfu
Posted 18 years ago
I grew up on my mother’s and grandmothers’ Southern buttermilk cornbread, and I’m devoted to it. Souther
Posted 18 years ago
My experience with turnips has been very limited. I've had them diced in vegetable soup and in tiny cubes in f
Posted 18 years ago
From my Grandma McClure, although I’m quite certain that she got the recipe from a magazine, or off a bo
Posted 18 years ago
It’s cold and raining today…perfect for a hot, comforting bowl of cream of baked potato soup. I must confe
Posted 18 years ago
When I moved here from South Carolina a little over 5 years ago, I had no idea that what I would miss most wou
Posted 18 years ago
I didn’t grow up eating Asian food. My family is pretty much born and bred Southerners…hillbillies, my par
Posted 18 years ago
Sunday mornings we have a fresh hot breakfast instead of the usual eating on the run. Most of the time we have
Posted 18 years ago
A spicy Masala bhaji with potatoes cooked in freshly ground coconut and spices. Served with dosas.
Posted 18 years ago
Adapted from ClearGourmet; the variations are from Andrea Meyers.
Posted 18 years ago
I'm starting a new category called "Cooking For One" and this fish fillet with corn sauce is the first entry.
Posted 18 years ago
I'm a big fan of one-pot meals. If I can put a lot of veggies and some beans into a stew and serve it over a w
Posted 18 years ago
I’ve been making this dish for about eight years. This little creation was my attempt to eat healthy on a bu
Posted 18 years ago
Can we talk brownies? This spiced brownies recipe is a favorite around Valentine's Day since it combines aphro
Posted 18 years ago
These brownies are actually better the second day…if you can make them last two days! They are about as fudg
Posted 18 years ago
I adapted this from a recipe in the Café Chimes Cookbook, a book so little known that, until recently, Amazon
Posted 18 years ago
Because I feel so bad about not having been able to submit an entry for Lasang Pinoy 6, the pulutan edition, I
Posted 18 years ago
From a fellow Aramcon in Saudi Arabia (can't remember who).
Posted 18 years ago
Macaroni salad was a very common family reunion party fare when I was a child. My father and my aunt, his sist
Posted 18 years ago
Like most cooks, I'm endlessly adapting recipes. Last night, I took a favorite recipe that I had already adapt
Posted 18 years ago
I think I have a new favorite salad! To go along with last night's Thai Coconut Soup, I created this coleslaw,
Posted 18 years ago