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i just did this two nights ago. SOOOOOO much better than green bean casserole. get some nice filet beans and steam them a bit. quicker than casserole too.
.....or my personal favorite, garlic hotwater bagel, cream cheese and a stack of lox. this is healthy. you have your dairy group, your grain group, your vegetable group-the garlic, and your lox group. seriously, anything you can eat...
kona is like a fuller medium roast columbian. its a matter of personal taste, though; any coffee is only as good as the roast. much as i hate to toot their horn, you can always rely on starbucks to have well-roasted beans. i make a...
I'm sorry, chrose. have a safe trip. my thoughts are with you.
reading this with great interest. I have 50-50 success with french fries. two things that taste good: use really old potatoes. the extra crispiness the shape adds maked it so much more than just puff potatoes. heres another vote for...
still stumpin' for james beard.:smoking:
according to (the roadside place where they shot some of the final scenes of 'Pulp Fiction') in wenatchee, wa, you melt some yellow crayons in mayonnaise and add 1/2 cup salt. throw in a scoop of mashed potatoes and a couple of pieces...
hey, i'll bow to jeff smith. anyway, thats a method of getting the unique, soft chicken. now somebody figure out cape codders 'piccata-like sauce'! thats got me stumped.
'princessed' chicken is an ingredient in 'velvet chicken'. at least, it is at the 'New Peking' in everett, wa i don't know if this is a classic dish or a name the cook made up or what; but i ordered it and then bugged the chinese lady...
you're exactly right. i learned to do yorkshire by putting the suet on the top of the roast, it up on a rack over a deep pan holding the yorkshire pudding batter. the fat and juice drip down onto the batter all through the cooking and...
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