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Cooking Through Christie

Two friends, cooking, blogging and drinking our way through the food and drink of Agatha Christie's novels. Birne Helene - Sparkling Cyanide (Remembered Death). Wednesday, 24 August 2011 by Kati Z. Sparkling Cyanid (Agatha Christie Signature Edition). Die Rezepte für das Birnenkompott und die Schokoladensauce stammen aus dem wunderbaren Buch ' Die gute Küche. Von Plachutta und Wagner, DER Leitfaden für die traditionelle österreichische Küche. Birnenkompott (für 6 Portionen). Das Schlagobers in einem klei...

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Cooking through Cleveland

Wednesday, July 13, 2011. Tomorrow, I'm heading out of town with my girlfriends for a long weekend trip (bachelorette party to be exact). So, with all of the packing I need to do, a quick and easy dinner was a must. But, even when I'm super-busy, I try to come up with something interesting and healthy to eat. So for tonight, I made a pizza that's modeled after one I ate once at Lolita:. Wild mushroom with arugula. Here's what you need:. 1 pre-made pizza crust. 1 package sliced wild mushrooms. Anyway, thi...

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Cooking Through College | gourmet meals on a college budget

Gourmet meals on a college budget. Strawberry Coconut and Basil Popsicles. July 31, 2013 by Ryan Hirsch. Strawberry Coconut and Basil Popsicles –. Photography by Logan Missner. I have the BIGGEST sweet tooth. It’s something I really can’t ignore so I came up with a solution, homemade fruit popsicles! I’m totally in love with these because they hit my sweet spot, are super refreshing on a hot day and are guilt free! The best thing about these is you can make them with whatever fruit you’d like! 2 pieces o...

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Cooking Through Cookbooks

For a girl who likes a challenge. Sunday, November 15, 2009. Crock Pot and Pressure Cooker.Unite! I must get better at consistent dinners for my family! With the continual lack of prep. time and lack of interest, I am turning to slow cooking and pressure cooking. Both of these books (see right sidebar) are made from blogs. They both look like they will help me out. These will be my go to books to cook through for the next while. Let's hope to better dinners in 2010! Sunday, September 13, 2009. Drop the m...

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Cooking Through Crazy | A blog dedicated to culinatherapy (which I just made up)

A blog dedicated to culinatherapy (which I just made up). There are many reasons to love the holidays: time off from work/school, snowy weather, family gatherings, festive decorations, and food. I’m sure it’s no surprise that my favorite aspect of winter celebrations is the latter on this long list, but I’m prepared to be even more specific. I love, I mean am practically. With, holiday desserts. Is on the top of the list. I recently attended a book signing by Rose Levy Beranbaum. This recipe was a variat...

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Nourishing Traditions Review

Thursday, February 21, 2013. Grilled chicken tenders for satay chicken. Friday, March 9, 2012. Hello, its been a long time. I have wanted to put recipes that my family and friends frequently ask for. Today: the easiest Classic Chocolate Fondue ever:. Wednesday, April 6, 2011. Drunken sorbet, not! Ok, its time to use the blueberries and raspberries in the freezer.hmmm what about a sorbet? Put 8c of frozen bluberries and raspberries ( mine are organic, picked myself). Let set in food processor for 30 min.

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Cooking Through Moosewood

8230;with an iPad to boot! I’ve got moosewood fudge brownies, gypsy soup part deux, greens, and fresh produce to write about. More on the horizon as the weather allows me to retreat back into the kitchen. Nearly a month…. I’m back with a USB cable in hand. Before I left, I wrote of making a few things and tofu salad was one of them. Pasta with broccoli was another, and there was enough for a few days of lunches. We saw Super 8), so I guess they have an excuse. Other things to note? With a cat sitting nex...

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The Recipe Hoarder

This is my journey through my many collected recipes. Tuesday, August 13, 2013. New Recipe #46: Bacon and Cheddar Dip. Well, it was a good thing that I did! We had a ball! Our team didn't win but I think that's partly my fault. I'll accept the blame and just live with the fact that my brother and I won a round of beer pong later in the night. :). At any rate, we ended up having a mostly gluten free menu because a friend of ours has an allergy. What a different way to think about things! 1 Cook the bacon ...

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Cooking Through My Cookbooks | 52 weeks, 79 cookbooks to tackle

Cooking Through My Cookbooks. 52 weeks, 79 cookbooks to tackle. December 23, 2012. Now that the challenges is done, here are a couple of quick notes on my cookbook collection. These ones I use as references, either for general use or a particular style of cooking. How To Cook Everything. Kind of the modern Joy of Cooking. How To Cook Everything Vegetarian. Just about any vegetarian dish you can think of is in there, and it’s a great one for brainstorming meatless meals. Mastering The Art of French Cooking.