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How To Make A Perfect Homemade Pizza: Tips, Tricks, and Secrets | Top Cooking Advice
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Cooking Tips and Advice. Cooking Tips for Beginners. How To Make A Perfect Homemade Pizza: Tips, Tricks, and Secrets. October 11, 2013. Some would say the sauce it what makes or breaks the pizza. Do you have a favorite marinara sauce that you use on your spaghetti? Why not try that as your pizza sauce? Amanda Maynes is an aspiring writer with a wealth of knowledge in the areas of health and fitness. She enjoys researching and writing about different topics with the aim of benefiting her readers.
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Homemade dog cookies
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Cuisine for the dogs. April 25, 2015 By Ann Allchin. I don’t think I’ve mentioned our biggest news of the past few months. I’m a mom! And I didn’t have to carry this one around in my body or breastfeed it once it was out! Allow me to introduce Bala the whippet. This is Gus playing with Bala. The picture makes it look like he doesn’t have eyeballs, but he totally does). This is Bala and Aria. Aria is a little smaller and less rough-and-tumble than the other two (Gus is def biggest), but she still tota...
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Stuffed Bread Rolls | Happy Cooking, Healthy Living
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How to Start a Food Blog. How to Start a Food Blog. June 10, 2014. In: Bread and Pizza. These gorgeous sweet potatoes and peppers stuffed bread rolls are a great idea for a party or for a buffet dinner. I have used peppers and sweet potatoes to fill these homemade bread rolls but you can use anything you want. I am already thinking of ham and mushrooms for next time… or radicchio and gorgonzola cheese, ham and hemmental, pepperoni and tomato sauce, and everything you fancy. I always like to prepare thing...
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Here fishy fishy | Cooking Dangerously
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Gifts of the sea. April 14, 2015 By Ann Allchin. So last night I did something I’ve never done before. I took a cooking class! Here’s where the sarcastic folks in the crowd chime in with “it’s about time.” And so go the curmudgeon voices in my head. Anyway, my friend Jackie, who we call Queen of Roncy, because she knows everything about our awesome West Toronto neighbourhood first,. Put me onto the class that was being held at The Cookery. Here’s Jackie’s fish’s kissy-face. 1 tsp chopped basil per fish.
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Not Caroline Dumas’ pouding chômeur | Cooking Dangerously
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Not Caroline Dumas’ pouding chômeur. February 22, 2015 By Ann Allchin. This post is a little different than usual, because it’s not about a dangerous food, specifically. But it’s my party and I can veer if I want to. Which I am sensing from many news stories I’ve been seeing lately, and I’m not liking it (think anti-vaxers, who of course I strongly disagree with, but I also disagree with the. 8221; Because I typed that, do I have to pay her now? But then I listened to this radio interview. I’ve bee...
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Jamaican Hard Dough Bread & Gratitude - Lovely Pantry | Lovely Pantry
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Fervet olla, vivit amicitia While the pot boils, friendship endures. Jamaican Hard Dough Bread & Gratitude. Jamaican Hard Dough Bread & Gratitude. Sep 5, 2013 by. It has been a few weeks since I’ve been in this space. It took a few inquiries to realize how long it has really been since my last post. Funny how time flies when you’re having fun! I’m grateful to be able to share a post with you today. I have more things to be grateful for. I have a houseful of students! So many changes are happening all in ...
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Savory salmon crepes
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Gifts of the sea. February 17, 2015 By Ann Allchin. You know, they tell you that your subject lines should be easily Googlable, like as in, “What to do with Calamansi.” Oh well, I’m happy with the e-friends I have already. Anyone watching Game of Thrones? I like it, but I do feel like they go too far. Sometimes it’s like, “What do people like? Let’s kill babies! 8221; Know what I’m saying? Game of Thrones — the fart joke of the suspense world. Also, at the mention of pancakes for dinner my kids nearly pe...
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Corn Fritter topped with Pimento Cheese - Feed Your Soul Too
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Corn Fritter topped with Pimento Cheese. August 6, 2012, In appetizers. Corn Fritter topped with Pimento Cheese. My mom loves corn bread so I thought I would try this recipe I saw and I am sorry but I do not have the original source. It combines the corn fritter with pimento cheese spread made with Jarlsburg cheese. Corn Fritter topped with Pimento Cheese. Corn Fritter topped with Pimento Cheese:. Lightly grill 4 ears of corn and remove from cob. Click to print (Opens in new window). On June 3, 2016.
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Jingly melons | Cooking Dangerously
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November 21, 2014 By Ann Allchin. Now there’s a blog post title that creates some mental imagery, no? Here comes Part 2 in my three part series “Big odd green things I found at the grocery store this week.” Check out Part 1 here. And scootch on over to the edge of that seat to prepare for Part 3. Behold, the Santa Claus melon:. Oops, wrong Santa melon. And really, Marlboro? There’s the right one, now. Those food nomenclature people really do know how to come up with appetizing names, don’t they? Toad ski...
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Spot prawns that are real jerks | Cooking Dangerously
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Spot prawns that are real jerks. Gifts of the sea. May 16, 2015 By Ann Allchin. This here is a combo post of two foodie things I was really excited about, and I wasn’t disappointed with either of them. And the second foodie thing I was excited about. Remember how I recently took a class about how to salt-bake fish. Well after that, I began to follow our local fishmonger, De la Mer. I didn’t know what they were, but you know I had to have some. Spot prawns with the heads and shells left on. 1 tsp allspice...
