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Cooking Confidential: October 2008
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A place to share recipes and reviews. Sunday, October 26, 2008. Product Recommendation: Trader Joe's Island Soyaki. I love Trader Joe's. The products are high quality and natural, and the prices are excellent. Mostly though, I love the food samples that they have at the back of the store. I've found so many great items that I might never have tried if I hadn't had a sample first. The latest (and maybe greatest) is Island Soyaki. C is for cookie. I followed the recipe exactly. My only minor criticism ...
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Cooking Confidential: Product Recommendation: Trader Joe's Island Soyaki
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A place to share recipes and reviews. Sunday, October 26, 2008. Product Recommendation: Trader Joe's Island Soyaki. I love Trader Joe's. The products are high quality and natural, and the prices are excellent. Mostly though, I love the food samples that they have at the back of the store. I've found so many great items that I might never have tried if I hadn't had a sample first. The latest (and maybe greatest) is Island Soyaki. I really enjoy your own posting taste, very exciting,. French Laundry at Home.
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Cooking Confidential: September 2007
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A place to share recipes and reviews. Friday, September 28, 2007. Potstickers and Crab Rangoon. Sometimes the appetizers are the best part of the meal. So why not make them the meal? Note: The amounts in this recipe make double what you will need to fill a package of wonton ton wrappers if you make both kinds of filling. Both freeze well. 1/2 package of wonton wrappers. 1 package cream cheese. 1 Tbs soy sauce. 1 Tbs Worchestershire sauce. 1 tsp toasted sesame oil. 1 tsp garlic powder. Oil to deep fry.
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Cooking Confidential: February 2008
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A place to share recipes and reviews. Tuesday, February 12, 2008. It's been almost six weeks since making my food New Year's resolutions. It seems like a good time to check in on my progress. Make one new dish every week from our ever-growing and beloved collection of cookbooks. Learn to make a killer spaghetti.maybe even with meatballs. We haven't tried this resolution. It's a challenge because neither of us loves red sauces. If you have a great recipe, please share it. I'll give myself an A for effort ...
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Cooking Confidential: December 2007
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A place to share recipes and reviews. Saturday, December 1, 2007. Book Review: Julie and Julia by Julie Powell. At first glance,. Has a pretty simple premise. The author set out to cook every recipe in Julia Child's famous tome. Mastering the Art of French Cooking. Beyond the simple cooking story, the deeper tale here is of a woman finding herself. Powell begins as a disgruntled secretary who is a temp just because she can't commit to a permanent. Position. Taking on cooking ever recipe in.
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Cooking Confidential: January 2008
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A place to share recipes and reviews. Monday, January 28, 2008. Book Review: The Amateur Gourmet: How to Shop, Chop and Table Hop Like a Pro (Almost). The Amateur Gourmet: How to Shop, Chop and Table Hop Like a Pro (Almost). By: Adam D. Roberts. Roberts is the author of a popular blog called, not surprisingly, The Amateur Gourmet. If you haven't visited it yet, I encourage you to do so. Pssst. The photographs are.amateurish (yet still better than my own). And you know what? That just makes him more appea...
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Cooking Confidential: Cheese Puffs
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A place to share recipes and reviews. Sunday, October 19, 2008. I made these cheese puffs (or if you are fancy and french, Cheese Gougères. On the fly as a Sunday afternoon snack. Mostly, I just wanted to see if I could. Despite how fancy smancy. They sound and look, they were actually very simple and easy. I followed the recipe I found here: Cheese Puffs. I'm not a baker, at all. That role falls to my husband, but he tends to bake breads and bagels ( mmm. October 23, 2008 at 1:02 PM. Click here to join.
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Cooking Confidential: June 2007
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A place to share recipes and reviews. Monday, June 11, 2007. Have you had an heirloom tomato yet? If not, track one down, cut it, sprinkle with a little salt (preferably sea salt) and enjoy the taste of summer. Heirloom tomatoes are the real thing- grown from tomato seeds that have not been engineered to create the perfectly round, red, tasteless thing you find in the supermarket. Heirlooms are knobby with crazy color variation- in a word ugly- but they taste like real tomatoes. Sunday, June 10, 2007.
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Cooking Confidential: Potstickers and Crab Rangoon
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A place to share recipes and reviews. Friday, September 28, 2007. Potstickers and Crab Rangoon. Sometimes the appetizers are the best part of the meal. So why not make them the meal? Note: The amounts in this recipe make double what you will need to fill a package of wonton ton wrappers if you make both kinds of filling. Both freeze well. 1/2 package of wonton wrappers. 1 package cream cheese. 1 Tbs soy sauce. 1 Tbs Worchestershire sauce. 1 tsp toasted sesame oil. 1 tsp garlic powder. Oil to deep fry.