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  • in reply to: Great British Bake Off 2021 #31662
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      I get it on Netflix! I have seen the first two episodes. There are some challenges for sure!

      in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of September 26, 2021? #31615
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        Riverside Len I never thought of adding potato flakes to thicken soup. Good idea! And thanks BA for fish recipe. It's on my "to make" list!

        in reply to: What are You Baking the Week of September 26, 2021? #31546
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          It was requested I make a carrot cake for my neighbors birthday. I decided to use inspired taste's "Incredibly Moist and Easy Carrot Cake" recipe( on the internet). I liked the fact that most of ingredients included weight measurements. I shredded the carrots in my cuisinart. It was a lot of work and I mistakenly put celery salt instead of cinnamon in the flour so I had to redo. Anyway the taste was good but the texture was way off. It did not hold together well. I then compared the recipe to the one in the frog commissary cookbook and all the measurements were the same except the recipe I used called for 2 tsps. baking soda and the Frog's recipe called for 1 tsp baking soda and 2 tsps baking powder! I should have compared the recipes earlier.

          in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of September 12, 2021? #31382
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            WE had leftover beef tenderloin strips stir fried with broccoli, onions and peppers served over ramen noodles. The price of beef has since skyrocketed!

            in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of August 29, 2021? #31210
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              I made grilled soy-basted chicken thighs (boneless,skinless) with spicy cashews. I baked it according to "Nan's best" grilled chicken with cashewsv recipe. It was originally a nyt recipe. It was very good.

              in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of August 22, 2021? #31153
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                I made Eating Well's sheet-pan shrimp fried rice. I marinated the shrimp in a little oil and garlic salt first. The dish includes veggies so it's a one pan meal. It was very good on first go round. Not as great reheated the next day.

                in reply to: What are you Baking the Week of August 15, 2021? #31008
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                  I don't know if this snack mix qualifies as baking but you do bake it. It's Dave Lebovitz's Spicy Pretzel and nut mix. It's crazy addicting. I don't use much of the cayenne pepper powder, infact I often substitute a milder powder. I make it at least every three weeks. I use salted pretzels and nuts so I don't add salt at the end.

                  in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of August 15, 2021? #31007
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                    I made a cold green bean salad to accompany my neighbor's sausage sandwiches. I decided to go with a salad that called for basil since I had so much. Unfortunately the basil ruined the salad. It was bitter! I don't know if I chopped too much or if the herbs get stronger later in the season. Lesson learned. I'll stick with a tried and true next time.

                    in reply to: What are you Baking the Week of August 1, 2021? #31006
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                      I'm late to the party but Happy Anniversary to everyone married in August! August is not usually a rainy month but it can get hot and humid. And no snow!!! So Celebrate!

                      in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of July 25, 2021? #30740
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                        We had scrambled eggs, bacon and pancakes with grade B maple syrup! Breakfast for dinner at it's best!

                        in reply to: A nice technique for sablé breton tartlets #30739
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                          Could you do these in silicone muffins cups?

                          in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of July 18, 2021? #30656
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                            I took one of the TJ's flat bread pizza crusts and layered pesto sauce topped with pizza sauce, cooked Italian sausage, pineapple, red onion slices presoaked in water and mozzarella cheese. This bakes at 425 for 12 minutes. We love the spiciness of the sausage offset by the sweetness of the pineapple.

                            in reply to: What are you Cooking the Week of May 23, 2021? #29983
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                              Lamb loin chops marinated for one hour in oil, fresh rosemary, thyme, garlic and salt then sauteed
                              for 3 min per side and baked at 400* for 10 minutes. I served them with mint jelly, mashed potatoes and salad.

                              in reply to: What are you Baking the Week of May 16, 2021? #29982
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                                Thanks for your empathy. I'm sure you all have similar stories!

                                in reply to: What are you Baking the Week of May 16, 2021? #29969
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                                  I committed myself to bake cc cookies for the gentleman in our community who helped put
                                  our flag up. I found a new cookie recipe online that used an extra 1/4 tsp baking soda and all brown sugar. I preheated my oven and scooped out my cookies on sheet and placed them in the oven. When I tried to set timer on oven it would not set and read "your oven door is open". I couldn't get oven door to close. I checked the internet which suggested pressing the lock button which was a mistake. My oven locked (not door) turned itself off with my cookies melting but not baking in the oven. A call to whirlpool and a trip to the fuse box turned the lock button off but did not fix my door. I tried baking some cookies in my toaster oven. Bad idea. So I baked the cookies with a semi closed door and no timer. The cookies were all different shades of brown. Some turned out like brownie brittle. My husband has eaten most of them anyway. I had the oven door fixed and baked another batch of cookies. It turned out to be a good recipe from Cookies & Cups.

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