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8.28.2011
Raspberry Cobbler
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This cobbler is so easy to make it almost feels like cheating. I brought this to a dinner party and it was a hit! I didn't get a great...
8.27.2011
Hello Whiskers!!
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Sorry I haven't had a post in a bit. I've been out of town, but I'm back now and there will be a couple of great recipes up thi...
8.13.2011
Lawnmower Cookies
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Breaking your lawnmower at the end of June is not exactly good timing, everyone is busy, including the repair shop. After a couple of no-sh...
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8.08.2011
Sweet Chili Chicken
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I honestly don't really know where this one came from. I remember seeing something like it sometime in the last year, but with the way ...
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8.04.2011
Beef on Weck
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Unless you're from New York, or specifically western New York you've probably never heard of Kummelweck bread. I know I hadn't...
Roast Beef With Red Wine Au Jus
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The Garlic Horseradish Crust is Amazing! I've never made roast beef before. Don't get my wrong I've had my share, and I a...
8.01.2011
Rhubarb Upside-Down Cake
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It was almost a week ago now that I was having a few beers with my friend Mikey when he said to me, "Oh hey, I have rhubarb in my g...
7.29.2011
Edamame Mango Salad
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I think this might be the easiest thing I have ever made. The flavors are well balanced. Light, fresh, healthy and delicious. It's th...
7.27.2011
Curried Chickpeas
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I love Indian food. Truly love it. Though I wouldn't dare classify this as authentic Indian food it is quick and easy enough to make o...
7.25.2011
Jamaican Jerk Chicken Sandwiches
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This sandwich is great, in fact, the only person I've made it for gave it the, "It's awesome!" and wanted me to make it ag...
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7.22.2011
Not Banana Bread
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While reeling in the deliciousness of the Gold Medal Plantain snack I made yesterday I was racking my brain to come up with a way to use th...
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7.19.2011
Gold Medal Plantains
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Oh the Plantain. No need for this little jewel to remain a mystery. When they're green they're starchy, almost like a potato. Whe...
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