Technical support, computer geek, interesting pets, love playing games, learning photography, love my iPhone, love all sorts of music, but mainly heavy metal and some pop stuff right now (like Lady Gaga!). Love cooking interesting things in the kitchen at home, and having a way to keep up with the favorite recipes we come across. We love a good local food festival, and as many other interesting activities that we can get into, like DragonCon and the SCA.
Recipes I've Posted (all 52)
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Favorites? I guess that would have to be Asian, seafood, pasta... I love all kinds of food though!
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Cheddar BiscuitsI used buttermilk instead of milk. The copy of the recipe I was looking at didn't list oil, though I think it will be a good idea to include next time. They were delicious.
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fried riceThere is no recipe here.
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Creamy White LasagnaThe standard size of cream cheese in packages is 8 oz. Also as I mentioned in comment below, I used 6 lasagna noodles, for 2 layers. 3 each layer. But you can really vary it however fits best for what you have to work with. (:
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Perfect Peeled Hardboiled EggsI never actually let the eggs come to temperature before cooking, just put them in the pan with the water and let it all heat up together. This method NEVER fails me! It is awesome to be able to peel the peeling off the egg in 1 solid piece, EVERY time! Just be sure to break them good *before* they cool by bouncing them a couple times. Then you can cool them down to peel.
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Easy Buffalo Chicken DipEveryone at work just can't get enough of this (me included). Never any leftovers! I actually made some from whole chicken pieces... cooked, cubed, then torn up - gives it the loose texture like canned.
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Best Pie Crust EverOkay, this is totally now my favorite pie crust recipe. Everything always calls for shortening, and all I ever have is butter. This is just perfect.
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Apple Brown Betty with Brown Sugar Whipped CreamI had never heard of an Apple Brown Betty but it's exactly what I had a taste for! This is a great and easy recipe for it.
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Erica's Chicken A La KingThis is about as close to my own recipe as I can find. Except I used chicken + mushroom boullion, plus milk, instead of cream of mushroom soup and evaporated milk. I'd like to try it that way next time though.
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Fillet of Flounder with Almonds[I posted this recipe.]
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Creamy Shrimp Chowder[I posted this recipe.]
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Chicken & DumplingsIt's so good he asked me to be sure and save the leftovers, the recipe, and also to share it with others! So here it is. [I posted this recipe.]
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Cheese Hasselback Potatoes[I posted this recipe.]
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Beer Can Chicken[I posted this recipe.]
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Banana Foster[I posted this recipe.]
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Creamy White LasagnaI used 6 lasagna noodles, for 2 layers. 3 each layer. You might opt to add meat to yours too, if you want to. [I posted this recipe.]
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Lenny’s Special BBQ Sauce and MarinadeIt's my ex father-in-law's recipe. Finally decided I may as well share it. It was that good. [I posted this recipe.]
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The best brownie cookie EVER[I posted this recipe.]
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Classic WaffleSo simple. I don't know why I'd ever need to buy pre-made batter mix again, now. [I posted this recipe.]
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Singapore Mai-FunI made the BBQ pork myself (recipe179282). After I poured the remaining caramel sauce over the meat, it was pretty saucy and I simply added the Mai Fun sauce to that. I just used 1 regular packet of Mai-Fun noodles from the grocery store, which was about 6 or 8 ounces..... I think the recipe would have been saucy enough for just a few more noodles, but it worked out fine that way. After making the dish the 2nd time we decided we preferred it with other Asian noodles (like lo mein style ones) instead of the rice noodles. I didn't want to add jalapenos, but I did add a few drops of chili oil. I retained the mushroom water and used it when creating chicken bouillon. [I posted this recipe.]
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Chinese BBQ PorkI didn't have any shallots so I just minced an entire green onion instead. Worked great. I didn't have time to go by an Asian market to look for maltose so I just used sugar instead, which worked fine, though it may be a bit sweeter (honey is normally a better substitute). With mine I used about a teaspoon or so of sesame oil, a generous sprinkle of the pepper and a light dusting of salt... Also, I used sake wine. I only marinated for 20 minutes, then used the pork in Singapore Mai-Fun. Even through that curry/ginger sauce I could still taste the wonderful flavor. Because of the dish I was creating this for, I chopped the pork into chunks before preparing (after forking) so this cut down on the cooking time, too. [I posted this recipe.]
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on Saturday, June 19, 2010
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Hi there. In your butternut squash casserole recipe, you didn't mention the oven temp to cook it. Thanks :)
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Oh hi, I didn't post that recipe myself but what you're looking for is 1/4 cup of Bailey's. They're great. Enjoy!
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Hello, I really wanted to try your Baileys Irish Cream Truffles, however, you have not listed Baileys in your ingredients list so I have no idea how much to use. Could you please make changes to the recipe. I want to make them for autumn holidays. Thanks.
3 years, 6 months, 2 weeks, 6 days, 16 hours, 1 minutes ago
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Favorites? I guess that would have to be Asian, seafood, pasta... I love all kinds of food though!
