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Tessa's Kitchen: OMG
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Sweet to savory, real life recipes from a working mom who loves to cook. Tuesday, April 3, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Just a regular life, filled with kids, pets, flowers, books and love. Oh, and tea, you can't live without tea! View my complete profile. Kitchen Gadgets I should own. A girl can dream.KitchenAid (sigh). Stacking Glass Measuring Cups. Chicken, Stuffing and Potato Casserole. Easter Dinner - Roast Lamb and Potatoes. Picture Window template. Template images by carlosalvarez.
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Tessa's Kitchen: Chocolate Truffle Pie
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Sweet to savory, real life recipes from a working mom who loves to cook. Wednesday, April 18, 2012. I love chocolate, who doesn't? My husband however, has an obsession, the darker, the richer the better. This recipe is about as rich as it gets. Imagine taking those expensive little chocolate truffles that you get about 4 in a bag of and making a pie with just that thick creamy center? Well, that's this pie. 1 1/4 cups crushed chocolate cooking crumbs (think Oreos without the centers). Cocoa powder to dust.
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Elizabeth's Project 365: June 2010
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A picture (nearly) a day for a year. Friday, June 25, 2010. Grease. is the WORD! Went to the premiere of the Grease singalong at the Hollywood Bowl with the Tall Girls. FUN FUN FUN. We go to the Sound of Music singalong in September, which is also really fun, but. Grease. Is. My. Movie. What have we learned:. Pin curls are not something to lightly think you can do at noon the day of. Started out pretty well. And then my patience ran out and I reverted to the curling iron. Pretty good, eh? I had a pre-can...
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Tessa's Kitchen: April 2008
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Sweet to savory, real life recipes from a working mom who loves to cook. Saturday, April 12, 2008. Crab and Dill Puff Appetizers. After making the Bacon and Cheese Puffs. Last weekend, I decided to try a variation of that recipe. I picked up some crab meat and some fresh dill and whipped these up this afternoon. They were lovely and light, very filling and a great change on the original recipe. 1 package cream cheese, plain, softened. 1 cup cooked crab, chopped into bits. 1/3 cup grated parmesan cheese.
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A small remembrance of something more solid: September 2008
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A small remembrance of something more solid. This Project 365 has been completed. To see my next one, which started on 13 March 2009, go here. Tuesday, 30 September 2008. Posted by Helen at 16:30. I spent far too long waiting on the platform at Bristol Parkway. Monday, 29 September 2008. Posted by Helen at 16:29. Sunday, 28 September 2008. Posted by Helen at 16:26. Our car boot haul was actually more impressive than it looks here. Saturday, 27 September 2008. Posted by Helen at 16:24. Said the spider to ...
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Elizabeth's Project 365: 307/365
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A picture (nearly) a day for a year. Saturday, July 10, 2010. Rooting for Uruguay in the 3/4 Place Final - I got mom and dad into it! Apologies for the blur; I thought I'd get more pics, as well as video of mom cheering (and getting upset), but I myself was too involved in the match! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Promote Your Page Too. View my complete profile. Reese Rants and Raves. Meg in the UK. Down Yonder in the Holler. Louie - The Cove Blog. A Day In The Life Of Christine. On to the next year!
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Tessa's Kitchen: Homemade Stuffing
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Sweet to savory, real life recipes from a working mom who loves to cook. Monday, April 16, 2012. We all remember the smell of homemade stuffing/dressing on Thanksgiving day. That smell of carrots, onions, celery cooking in a pan of butter. It always made my tummy growl, long before the smell of the turkey started up. I used to think my Mom and Gramma slaved away for hours over the stuffing, it always tasted so perfect, how could it not take ages? 1 cup chopped celery. 1 cup chopped onions. 1 pkg bread cr...
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Tessa's Kitchen: Simple Roast Chicken
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Sweet to savory, real life recipes from a working mom who loves to cook. Monday, April 16, 2012. What's better than a roast chicken for dinner on the weekend. It's simple, easy, and folks will think you've slaved away for hours over something that you can do in less than 20 minutes and then stick in the oven. I use an herb butter. 1 large roasting chicken. 5 or 6 celery stalks, cleaned and chopped into about 3" sections. 5 or 6 cloves of peeled and chopped garlic. 2 to 3 cups of chicken broth or stock.
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Tessa's Kitchen: Easter Dinner - Roast Lamb and Potatoes
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Sweet to savory, real life recipes from a working mom who loves to cook. Monday, April 9, 2012. Easter Dinner - Roast Lamb and Potatoes. A cut of lamb, could be the leg or the shank portion of the leg as we did, or really any nice lamb roast-style cut. One fresh package of thyme or a large bundle of thyme if it's coming from your garden. About 10 pieces of garlic, fresh, peeled. Olive oil for drizzling. One stick of salted (or unsalted) butter. Salt and Pepper, maybe a bit of garlic salt if you like.
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Tessa's Kitchen: Easy Peach Cobbler
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Sweet to savory, real life recipes from a working mom who loves to cook. Tuesday, April 10, 2012. I always remember cobblers and crisps bubbling away in the oven as a kid and could hardly wait to get that first bite. I invariably would burn my tongue, but it was always worth it. This isn't exactly as complex as my Grandmother's old recipes, but the fact that this is so easy, I almost always have the materials on hand and is quickly made makes this one of our favorites. 2 tsp baking powder. Bake, uncovere...
