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30670. Phase 1 completed [LINK] - pmassell_93 - 8:04pm on 12/19/18 (1)

18276. What is your favorite way to roast turkey thighs? Right now, they are marinating - DawnNYS - 2:23pm on 05/28/10 (4)

My sister cooks them in an oven bag and they fall apart. - rhoward2va - 3:17pm on 05/28/10

I love cooking turkeys in the oven bag. Great results. [NT] - Traca - 3:45pm on 05/28/10

I was hoping for a long, varied thread, maybe to add to Great Threads. C'mon gusy! [NT] - DawnNYS - 7:08pm on 05/29/10

No? Okay. It's just that there are so few "turkey" entrees in T&T - guess we can substitute - DawnNYS - 9:48pm on 06/01/10

18277. What's the best dish you've made recently? Sweet Potato, Corn and Jalapeno Bisque - Traca - 2:38pm on 05/28/10 (15)

Where's the corn? [NT] - Michael in Sarasota - 4:25pm on 05/28/10

I forgot it when I made the recipe and realized it later. Next time, I'd like to - Traca - 5:50am on 05/29/10

2 cups fresh or frozen corn kernels (I looked it up for you) [NT] - GeorgiaRose - 6:02pm on 05/28/10

Thanks, GeorgiaRose! [NT] - Michael in Sarasota - 8:42pm on 05/28/10

REC: Cream of Cauliflower Soup - just made it again and it's SO good! [NT] [LINK] - cheezz - 10:59pm on 05/28/10

Yum! My friend is cooking her way though Ad Hoc with some great results. Must buy. [NT] - Traca - 4:25pm on 05/29/10

The chocolate chip cookies are fantastic! [NT] - Meryl - 5:39pm on 05/29/10

This one? Chocolate Chip Cookies with a Cinnamon/Almond twist >> [NT] [LINK] - cheezz - 3:19am on 05/30/10

No! That's Greenspan's recipe. We're talking Thomas Keller! Here's the recipe with my notes: [NT] [LINK] - Meryl - 10:39pm on 05/30/10

Any specific non-desert items she recommends? I've only made the roast chicken with veggies. [NT] - Curious1 - 12:16pm on 05/30/10

She [NT] - Traca - 3:27pm on 06/01/10

Whoops! She's very enthusiastic about this book. Last time we talked, she made the lobster dish. My - Traca - 3:29pm on 06/01/10

Ahh, a professional cook. There are several I'd like to try. Now I'm off to check out the - Curious1 - 6:00pm on 06/01/10

I think I'd pick farfalle with butternut squash.... [LINK] - SallyBR - 10:06pm on 05/30/10

Yum! This sounds great. I've never roasted greens either. I'm intrigued. [NT] - Traca - 3:36pm on 06/01/10

18278. Our Chicago eating, and other stuff - PatBastrop - 3:49pm on 05/28/10 (1)

Oh, totally forgot about Lou Mitchell's for breakfast. Love that place. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 12:37am on 05/29/10

18279. Cinnamon Curry Roasted Chicken with Tomato Yogurt Sauce [NT] [LINK] - Marsha tbay - 4:36pm on 05/28/10 (1)

I saw that one yesterday - it sounds great. Thanks for posting! [NT] - Meryl - 6:40pm on 05/28/10

18280. NFR (although there may be a MilkBone in there) Dog's day at the beach. Cute. [LINK] - Michael in Sarasota - 8:40pm on 05/28/10 (3)

Oh yeah, too cute! Nice ending... my dog would have been in doggie heaven [NT] - cheezz - 11:04pm on 05/28/10
I love it when I start the day smiling! Thanks so much for posting. [NT] - barb_b - 11:29am on 05/29/10
loved this. thanks. [NT] - AngAk - 7:43pm on 06/02/10

18281. What is everyone doing and or making for this holiday weekend? [NT] - MariaDNoCA - 11:20pm on 05/28/10 (19)

Will be baking something.... - lizzy - 11:38pm on 05/28/10

Angel food cake with berries? [NT] - orchid - 12:02am on 05/29/10

My husband's birthday is Sunday, and I'm baking his favorite cake from Chocolatier. [NT] [LINK] [IMAGE] - Meryl - 11:58pm on 05/28/10
Tomorrow is picnic for MIL's birthday. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 12:41am on 05/29/10
Hi everyone! I've missed you!!!!!!!!!! And I hereby put a POX on BestBuy's Virus Protection! - MarilynFL - 2:41pm on 05/29/10

(((Marilyn))) [NT] - PatBastrop - 3:31pm on 05/29/10

(((Marilyn))) I'm glad it's lean cuisine and not ramen noodles---take care of yourself! [NT] - AngAk - 7:35pm on 06/02/10

Mar, you've been dearly missed. It's so good to hear from you. [NT] - FloriSandy - 4:34pm on 05/29/10
Marilyn, as I've told you before, you are what makes this group what it is. Tight hugs, Marsha [NT] - Marsha tbay - 4:36pm on 05/29/10
You can boil soup in 58 seconds ;o) 'Miss you too! [NT] - DawnNYS - 6:00pm on 05/29/10
Hi Mar, good to hear from you! [NT] - Dawn_MO - 9:33pm on 05/29/10

Amanda's menu makes me feel like going on a picnic. Maybe. Definately hamburgs and hot dogs on - DawnNYS - 6:06pm on 05/29/10
I am making Sally/BR Oven-Fried Chicken . REC: Sally's Sort of Oven-Fried Chicken - Dawn_MO - 8:46pm on 05/29/10

We absolutely NEED to make this soon... - SallyBR - 10:03pm on 05/30/10

German Chocolate Cake with Coconut Pecan Filling (CI, Jan 2005) - cheezz - 2:09am on 05/31/10

My mom used to make a German Chocolate Cake from scratch - Dawn_MO - 1:02pm on 05/31/10

I have it out of the oven cooling right now - and the filling chilling :) Smells heavenly [NT] - cheezz - 9:44pm on 05/31/10

Last night was the baby back ribs with espresso bbq sauce from Epi that's been mentioned here. With [LINK] - Curious1 - 7:59pm on 06/01/10

LOVE those ribs!! [NT] - MoNJ - 12:58pm on 06/02/10

18282. lizzy's post above reminds me.... can we start a thread on what do with with excess egg whites? [NT] - cheezz - 3:25am on 05/29/10 (42)

18282. REC: Paradise Macaroons (Michael in Phoenix) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:33am on 05/29/10 (11)

REC: Savannah Chocolate Chewies (from Sandi in Hawaii) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:27am on 05/29/10
I've made these - they are wonderful! [NT] - deb-in-MI - 12:03pm on 05/29/10
1 large egg white = 2 1/4 tablespoons. 7 large egg whites = 1 cup (thanks Sandi!) [NT] [LINK] - cheezz - 3:28am on 05/29/10
Good reminder for me to use up those 5 whites languishing in the fridge. I made meringues with >>> - Luisa_Calif - 8:30pm on 06/02/10

just saw a recipe in Tea Time that dips the finished meringues in melted butterscotch chips... - cheezz - 12:30am on 06/03/10

REC: Cook's Illustrated Creamy Chocolate Frosting (Swiss meringue buttercream) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:31am on 05/29/10
REC: French Macaroons (posted by rhoward2va) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:33am on 05/29/10
REC: Devil's Food Cake with Fluffy White Frosting (Meryl) -- frosting uses 5 egg whites [LINK] [IMAGE] - cheezz - 3:36am on 05/29/10
REC: Dorie Greenspan's Perfect Party Cake with Lemon Buttercream (Sandi in Hawaii) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:39am on 05/29/10
REC: RLB's Mousseline Buttercream (MarilynFL) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:42am on 05/29/10
REC: Sugared Cranberry Trail Mix (Sandi in Hawaii) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:43am on 05/29/10
REC: Meringue Jelly Roll with Lemon Curd (fressca) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:44am on 05/29/10
REC: Gingerbread: Elisenlebkuchen of N�rnberg (EvaN) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:47am on 05/29/10
REC: Lemon Cheesecake, made with yogurt cheese (Kendall) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:50am on 05/29/10
REC: Plum and Almond Cake (Sylvia) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:52am on 05/29/10
REC: Nem Nu�ng (Pork Meatballs Served in Salad Rolls) (FloriSandy) [LINK] [IMAGE] - cheezz - 3:55am on 05/29/10
REC: CI's Crunchy Baked Pork Chops (Charlie) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:56am on 05/29/10
REC: Sprinkles Vanilla-Peppermint Cupcakes (MariaDNoCA) [LINK] - cheezz - 3:59am on 05/29/10

REC: REC: Sprinkles Strawberry Cupcakes w/Strawberry Frosting (MariaDNoCA) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:00am on 05/29/10

Whole Sea Bass Baked in a Salt Crust, with aioli (Joe) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:02am on 05/29/10
REC: Salmon Burgers (DawnNYS) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:04am on 05/29/10
REC: Maple Pecan Chiffon Cake (wigs) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:06am on 05/29/10
REC: Orange Chiffon Cake (wigs) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:10am on 05/29/10
REC: Balsamic Vinegar Chicken with Almond Peppers (charlie) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:12am on 05/29/10
REC: 7-Minute Frosting (Paula Deen) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:14am on 05/29/10
REC: HobNob East Chocolate Mousse (wigs) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:15am on 05/29/10
REC: Crusted Salmon with Grapefruit (lorijean) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:17am on 05/29/10
REC: Orange Almond Madeleines (charlie) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:18am on 05/29/10
REC: Chiles Rellenos Casserole (Pat-NoCal) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:20am on 05/29/10
REC: Pistachio-Dusted Meringues with Ice Cream & Candied Orange Peel (Marsha tbay) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:23am on 05/29/10
REC: Yugoslavian Christmas Cookies (charlie) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:25am on 05/29/10
REC: Vanilla Mousse (rvb) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:26am on 05/29/10
REC: Frozen Chocolate Pistachio Cream with Hot Chocolate Marsala Sauce (RuthAB) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:28am on 05/29/10
REC: Zimtb�umchen (Austrian Cinnamon Christmas Tree Cookies) (Richard in Cincy) [LINK] [IMAGE] - cheezz - 4:30am on 05/29/10
REC: Easy Meringue Buttercream (charlie) [LINK] - cheezz - 4:35am on 05/29/10
REC Frozen Lemon Meringue Torte (hAndyman) - MariaDNoCA - 4:46am on 05/29/10

REC: Mini Baked Alaska (Gale Gand) - MariaDNoCA - 4:53am on 05/29/10

REC: Hot Chocolate Souffl� with Vanilla Velvet Sauce - MariaDNoCA - 5:01am on 05/29/10
REC: Divinity Candy - MariaDNoCA - 5:02am on 05/29/10
I freeze mine until I have 12 and then make angel food cake with - rhoward2va - 12:18pm on 05/29/10
What a fabulous thread!!! - lizzy - 1:28pm on 05/29/10

18283. I love this blog post here - four simple ways to freeze strawberries [LINK] - Sandi in Hawaii - 9:38am on 05/29/10 (1)

I wonder if there's an error in the post, on how to freeze strawberries with simple syrup... [LINK] - Sandi in Hawaii - 9:45am on 05/29/10

18284. The egg white list above makes me miss all the great cooks who used to post here. [NT] - Janet in NC - 11:58am on 05/29/10 (63)

Yeah, it's sad how many people have either stopped posting altogether or post very sporadically. [NT] - Meryl - 5:47pm on 05/29/10
Agreed, should we have a family meeting here y'all? - Please read - MariaDNoCA - 6:26pm on 05/29/10

Know what you mean, I'm sort of new, since '04?'05? But this is one of my - Nan - 6:53pm on 05/29/10
I have noticed what I thought was a drop off in new posts and new posters as well. I wonder..... - Michael in Phoenix - 7:07pm on 05/29/10

I think you're right on about the economy.I've noticed a drop-off of posts on other food forums also [NT] - Meryl - 8:11pm on 05/29/10

Good idea about inviting friends. [NT] - Meryl - 9:21pm on 05/29/10

i've been going to a series of technique classes @ Williams-Sonoma (more) - daricem - 8:26pm on 05/29/10

Good idea - we need new members! [NT] - Meryl - 9:22pm on 05/29/10

I'll pass some out in tomorrow's class(NT) [NT] - daricem - 10:12pm on 05/29/10

Perhaps it's cyclical, heading into the summer season? I'm active on Twitter and that - Traca - 9:39pm on 05/29/10
I think we've lost people because they used to post from work and a number of companies now have - Steve2 in LA - 10:18pm on 05/29/10

Bingo, Steve2! The company where I am a temp initially blocked its workers - wigs - 8:56pm on 06/03/10

For those of you who blog -- what about a link on your page to this site? [NT] - MariaDNoCA - 7:21pm on 06/01/10

Sorry I've been abscent a lot lately - still overwhelmed @ work w/flood - Music City Missy - 7:53pm on 05/29/10

Holy C***, the flood was enough!!! Stay in touch, we luv you! (((Hugs))) [NT] - Nan - 8:36pm on 05/29/10

This is not the first time this site has gone quiet. I haven't been posting much since the new year - Sylvia - 8:21pm on 05/29/10
Hate to say this but my sister quit posting because she thought we were - Melissa Dallas - 12:40am on 05/30/10

Oh no, Melissa, please tell her that was not our intent! Ask her to come back... [NT] - DawnNYS - 2:31am on 05/30/10

Me too, Melissa. Please invite her back. We're only a little snotty. [NT] - Michael in Phoenix - 4:40am on 05/30/10

Tell her we're SORRY!!! Sometimes it comes across wrong in the written word... no body language! [NT] - cheezz - 9:39pm on 05/30/10

Personally, I joined the group and used to post more often when we had a retail store - Joe - 2:27am on 05/30/10

Oh but those yolks would be great to make old fashioned egg custard - Music City Missy - 2:50am on 05/30/10

Extra yolks? Sounds like ice cream to me! [NT] - Traca - 8:02pm on 05/30/10

I miss Randi too... [NT] - Traca - 8:04pm on 05/30/10
Man, Joe, I wish we lived closer so I could swap some of my surplus frozen whites for some of - wigs - 7:25pm on 06/03/10

When I'm busy catering it's the opposite--I have a freezer full of whites. I always make rouille - Joe - 11:03pm on 06/03/10

I didn't know you could freeze egg yolks!!! How do you use them once frozen? [NT] - cheezz - 2:27am on 06/04/10

cheezz, unlike whites, egg yolks takes a smidge of prep work before freezing. Add either salt or [LINK] - wigs - 9:05pm on 06/08/10

Sorry for poor grammar--previous should read: " . . . egg yolks TAKE a smidge of . . ." [NT] - wigs - 6:18pm on 06/10/10

Joe, it is "waste not, want not" in my kitchen, too! Once I discovered my former catering partner - wigs - 8:59pm on 06/08/10

The egg white thread has been put into 'Great Threads'... I'm ALWAYS looking for these darn recipes! [NT] - cheezz - 3:21am on 05/30/10
I'm one guilty of not posting often. In fact, I do not get onto the - BobbiJoAZ - 3:23pm on 05/30/10
Crazy busy here, but I'm still lurking! [NT] - Cindy - 4:31pm on 05/30/10
I think inviting friends is a great idea. For me, it's been - EvaN - 8:35pm on 05/30/10
For those of you who blog -- what about a link on your page to this site? - MariaDNoCA - 7:22pm on 06/01/10

I think this is a good idea. I love blogs, read several daily. [NT] - Curious1 - 1:03am on 06/02/10
Maria, that's a wonderful idea! :-) [NT] - EvaN - 1:47pm on 06/02/10

With all of the great cooks it's a little intimidating to post,but then you quickly become "family." - MoNJ - 1:06pm on 06/02/10
I was thinking about posting a note on my Facebook page about this group. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 6:15pm on 06/02/10
Life goes on... - Richard in Cincy - 7:37pm on 06/02/10

and I know others have mentioned this, but... - Richard in Cincy - 10:43pm on 06/02/10

You see, this is part of the problem... - Richard in Cincy - 1:32am on 06/03/10

Richard, I always love your posts.... You have raised great points re: new technology, I am not a - barb_b - 1:42am on 06/03/10

Alright... It was 10 mintutes... BUT, you get the idea! : ) [NT] - barb_b - 1:46am on 06/03/10

Barb sweetie, thank you... - Richard in Cincy - 1:57am on 06/03/10

Same here - LOVE reading your posts as it always makes me smile and am amazed at how - cheezz - 5:40pm on 06/03/10

PS: (hopefully) "We've been shaken out of the magnolias." - Richard in Cincy - 2:05am on 06/03/10

Yes. [NT] - Joe - 3:44pm on 06/03/10

Lillian Hellman: Watch on the Rhine [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 5:45pm on 06/03/10

Thank you. And with a little help from google..... [NT] [LINK] - Joe - 4:23am on 06/04/10

Richard, I don't remember an Egyptian dinner and have searched with no luck. Link? [NT] - Curious1 - 12:58pm on 06/03/10
Yes, I'm guilty of that. <hangs head in shame> - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 1:40pm on 06/03/10
I can sure identify with this one. I've posted links to pictures of amazing dessert creations and - Marsha tbay - 2:05pm on 06/03/10
Richard, I seem to have missed the menu post as well. (((hugs))) [NT] - AngAk - 5:27pm on 06/03/10

for those asking about the egyptian recipes - Richard in Cincy - 5:46pm on 06/03/10

Mea culpa, Richard! I did skip reading thru yr Egyptian feast recipes thinking I would never - wigs - 8:31pm on 06/03/10
Thanks all, but seriously... - Richard in Cincy - 12:05am on 06/05/10

Alrighty then Richard, get crackin' on this Egyptian chicken dish I've resurrected for you! <<GRIN>> [NT] [LINK] - FloriSandy - 1:48am on 06/05/10

I did look at that... - Richard in Cincy - 2:06am on 06/05/10

Well, I'm pleased that you tried it [NT] - FloriSandy - 2:28am on 06/05/10

I too mostly lurk these days... - Heather_in_SF - 3:34pm on 06/04/10

Would love to hear about how you are using up stocked goods. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 8:26pm on 06/04/10
A ton of luck 2 U at yr upcoming interviews! Sure hope something comes thru 4 U soon. [NT] - wigs - 8:46pm on 06/08/10

18285. Kvaefjord/Verdens Beste Kake (Known as World's Best Cake in Norway) Intriguing Recipe - want to try [LINK] - GayR - 12:15pm on 05/29/10 (2)

Well, you get it from this Norwegian; It *IS* a good cake! :-) [NT] - EvaN - 2:30pm on 05/29/10
My, it sure does look good! Let us know if you try it [NT] - cheezz - 9:45pm on 05/30/10

18286. ? I just went onto my bookmarks and clicked "eat" - and was redirected to a Ragu site! Has this - DawnNYS - 5:50pm on 05/29/10 (2)

Dawn, I don't know if this has ever happened to you, but sometimes I double-click a link... - Michael in Phoenix - 5:19pm on 05/31/10

Maybe, mine is so slow I have have clicked once on FK and when it didn't - DawnNYS - 9:46pm on 06/01/10

18287. Anyone out there have an affinity for Mulberry Jelly? I find we've made about 5 cases of the chit - Steve2 in LA - 10:24pm on 05/29/10 (33)

I know it's good for you - more of the stuff that's in red grapes, resveratrol, than is in - DawnNYS - 11:20pm on 05/29/10
Funny how that works; dh has is anti-dill because of the dill influence as a child. - barb_b - 11:30pm on 05/29/10
You have my address. [NT] - Joe - 12:25am on 05/30/10
oooh oooh! Hand up!!! I'd love a jar... [NT] - cheezz - 3:23am on 05/30/10
Let's do a jam and jelly Swap, I'd love to try your jelly. [NT] - daricem - 3:04pm on 05/30/10
Let me see if I'm understanding this. Your solution to MY conundrum is I send YOU the jelly? - Steve2 in LA - 5:47pm on 05/30/10

Well, you could have a party and make them the "take home" gift... save them for Christmas gifts - cheezz - 9:48pm on 05/30/10

Actually, I wouldn't mind swapping. Anyone? [NT] - Steve2 in LA - 6:05pm on 05/30/10
Silly question: If you can't stand the stuff, then why did you make it in the first place? [NT] - Scott in Scottsdale - 10:56pm on 05/30/10

Mine is not to reason why, mine is to preserve and sigh. (The missus can't stand to see anything go - Steve2 in LA - 12:45am on 05/31/10

Yeah, but FIVE cases?!! Must be true love :) At least tell me SHE likes it? [NT] - cheezz - 2:11am on 05/31/10

I know, I know. I figure she's good to eat at least 2 jars this year. See what I'm up against!? [NT] - Steve2 in LA - 10:43pm on 05/31/10

I think you should just set up a card table on the corner, make a sign, and sell them at $1 a pop! - cheezz - 1:43am on 06/02/10

I'll take that under advisement...then I'll try to figure out something that'll work. Might just - Steve2 in LA - 6:39am on 06/02/10

OK. I have tasted Steve's Mulberry Jelly (don't ask--I cooked cassoulet for him and his CB - Joe - 5:13am on 06/05/10

See....taste is in the mouth of the beholder...or something like that. Dollar a pop?!! I'll take 20! [NT] - cheezz - 4:43pm on 06/05/10

A friend of mine makes pulled pork with the mulberry jam/ jelly - SusanKentfieldCa - 11:44pm on 05/30/10

That sounds amazing! Would he share the recipe, unless it's just pulled pork and jam? [NT] - cheezz - 2:10am on 05/31/10

cheezz, I'm pretty sure that's all it was. He's out of town this week - SusanKentfieldCa - 10:53pm on 05/31/10

Thanks Susan! Bet it would be good on homemade parmesan scones... hmmmmm [NT] - cheezz - 1:44am on 06/02/10
Ok cheezz, I was wrong, saw him today and this is what he told me - SusanKentfieldCa - 10:27pm on 06/05/10

Sounds good - I'll have to play with the ratio but good ingredients - thanks! [NT] - cheezz - 4:12am on 06/06/10
Susan, here's is what I did with the mulberry jam bbq recipe as far as quantities (V.G.!!) - cheezz - 4:03am on 06/08/10

"here's is"??? [NT] - cheezz - 4:03am on 06/08/10
heehee, I read that as "here sis". [NT] - AngAk - 6:29pm on 06/08/10
Glad you liked cheezz!!!! Sounds like you got the quantities right!! [NT] - SusanKentfieldCa - 10:31pm on 06/08/10

sounds like those meatballs in BBq sauce made from grape jelly---substitute the mulberry? [NT] - AngAk - 7:25pm on 06/02/10

I thought the same thing. The chipotle, etc will 'kick it up a notch'. [NT] - Curious1 - 4:47pm on 06/06/10

will a local homeless shelter lunch program take it? [NT] - AngAk - 7:24pm on 06/02/10

I couldn't, in good conscience, ask the homeless to eat it. T [NT] - Steve2 in LA - 9:00pm on 06/02/10
'would be too crew-well. Besides, they've got it hard enough already. [NT] - Steve2 in LA - 9:00pm on 06/02/10

DON'T let Steve food you - his mulberry jam is VERY good!! Definitely doesn't need - cheezz - 9:44pm on 06/03/10

Gotta see what I have around here to swap for some more :) [NT] - cheezz - 9:46pm on 06/03/10

18288. ISO an easy, basic recipe for chicken (turkey) and biscuits - DawnNYS - 11:48pm on 05/29/10 (6)

Here's what I would do - Melissa Dallas - 1:40am on 05/30/10
You could take Melissa's suggestion a little further and make a turkey pot pie with biscuit topping. [NT] [LINK] - Curious1 - 12:29pm on 05/30/10

I'll vouch 4 REC posted above by Curious1 frm Gourmet--it's delicious! [NT] - wigs - 7:14pm on 06/03/10

How about this one from MoNJ - it's fabulous! REC: Chicken Pies w/Cheddar Biscuit Crust - cheezz - 9:51pm on 05/30/10

This is a fast version and also really good. REC: Hearty Homestyle Chicken Pot Pie - cheezz - 9:54pm on 05/30/10

Thanks - these all look good [NT] - DawnNYS - 9:44pm on 06/01/10

18289. Need some ideas for wild turkey or pheasant - Melissa Dallas - 1:42am on 05/30/10 (1)

Salt, pepper, lemon juice & sage. Wrap in bacon or pancetta. Pan fry quickly, finish in a 350Foven. [NT] - Steve2 in LA - 6:13pm on 05/30/10

18290. Cabernet Burgers with Rosemary Focaccia-Yummy [LINK] - lorijean - 2:26pm on 05/30/10 (5)

Sounds delicious! I'd probably use blue cheese instead of cheddar. [NT] - Joe - 4:26pm on 05/30/10

hmmm.... sounds interesting - I'll give it a try next time [NT] - lorijean - 6:00pm on 05/30/10
when I do blue cheese burgers, I like to make really flat, thin pattys and put the - Nan - 10:32pm on 05/30/10

I've also made these burgers lorijean and they are good. I thought I - orchid - 6:43pm on 05/30/10
This sounds amazing. I could eat a burger every day. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 1:48pm on 06/03/10

18291. My Memorial Day 6 - DawnNYS - 4:50pm on 05/30/10 (27)

I'll go next with my Holiday Weekend 6 - desertjean - 5:39pm on 05/30/10

My holiday with "the mouse" - Steve2 in LA - 6:10pm on 05/30/10

In spirit, darling, in spirit! [NT] - deb-in-MI - 6:23pm on 05/30/10
I'd love to be there, but it will take me a day to get there and a day to get back. - EvaN - 9:01pm on 05/30/10
Sadly, no. Tho I love to go, the prices just keep creeping up - so expensive to go! [NT] - cheezz - 2:16am on 05/31/10

My Weekend Six - EvaN - 8:57pm on 05/30/10

That just happened to my DD, too... hard to lose a close co-worker!! [NT] - cheezz - 2:13am on 05/31/10

Eva, when you get the chance, could you post the rhubarb muffin recipe? [NT] - cheezz - 2:13am on 05/31/10

Lots of Grill Action...my weekend 6 - lizzy - 9:20pm on 05/30/10

Lizzy, re: camera skills. Do you use photo editing software? That's key. [NT] - Traca - 1:33am on 05/31/10

Thanks, Traca... - lizzy - 11:45am on 05/31/10

What's the address of your blog????? [NT] - SallyBR - 3:33pm on 05/31/10

Sally beat me to it! Is it a food blog? [NT] - Curious1 - 5:37pm on 05/31/10

This might be it..... :-) [LINK] - SallyBR - 6:27pm on 05/31/10

If so, I can't see anything wrong with your camera skills... looks yummy! [NT] - cheezz - 9:47pm on 05/31/10

Looks like you found it :) - lizzy - 12:14am on 06/01/10

Nice! Love the name. Have you seen Ree Drummond's photography site? Might be some help there. [NT] [LINK] - Curious1 - 1:25pm on 06/01/10

Thank you; I'll check it out :) [NT] - lizzy - 7:58pm on 06/01/10

Lightroom is $100 and it's the much easier to use cousin of Photoshop. I've fooled with - Traca - 5:12am on 06/01/10

Do you like Photoshop Elements? - SallyBR - 5:41pm on 06/01/10

I haven't used Elements and I'm attempting...after a year...to learn Photoshop. I did have Lightroom - Traca - 1:41pm on 06/02/10

Yeah, I noticed the price tag of Lightroom.... - SallyBR - 9:53pm on 06/02/10

I've been finding lots of interesting podcasts and training videos online. Maybe that would help. [NT] - Traca - 12:49am on 06/04/10

Thanks for the rec!!!! [NT] - lizzy - 7:57pm on 06/01/10
How does elements compare with Picassa? [NT] - KarenNoCA - 12:05am on 06/02/10

You can do a lot more.... [LINK] - SallyBR - 3:43am on 06/02/10

Never heard of the flag burning!! I thought it was only old tattered ones, too - boo hoo! [NT] - cheezz - 2:15am on 05/31/10

18292. REC: White chocolate frosting - EvaN - 9:34pm on 05/30/10 (6)

Sounds good! Bet it would be good stuffed in a croissant, too [NT] - cheezz - 2:18am on 05/31/10

chezz, you evil woman. It's only 6 weeks until I have to get into my bathing suit. - EvaN - 1:46pm on 06/02/10

I haven't even put a bathing suit on since 1980... I'm jealous! [NT] - cheezz - 12:35am on 06/03/10

I make a banana cake with white chocolate cream cheese frosting and here are some tips... - Michael in Phoenix - 5:14pm on 05/31/10

and here's a link to Michael's Banana Cake and frosting recipe... don't see vanilla there, tho? [NT] [LINK] - cheezz - 9:50pm on 05/31/10

eIt's an addition. I use it sometimes and sometimes not. I did amend this recipe... - Michael in Phoenix - 1:14am on 06/01/10

18293. Tea Leaf Shortbread Cookies (RuthSF) - my DD just made these and said they're marvelous! [NT] [LINK] - cheezz - 6:05am on 05/31/10 (0)

18294. The mustard Thread. Please post your best recipes that uses mustard in some way here :-) - EvaN - 10:07am on 05/31/10 (49)

REC: T&T Grilled Chicken with Rustic Mustard Cream [LINK] - EvaN - 10:11am on 05/31/10
I made this recently with some boneless skinless chicken thighs. - Dawn_MO - 1:15pm on 05/31/10

Dawn/NYS, this would be good with turkey thighs, next time. [NT] - Dawn_MO - 1:16pm on 05/31/10

Ooh, yeah, thanks. Does the maple syrup make it overly - DawnNYS - 7:07pm on 05/31/10

Not at all. It is very well balanced. Not overly curry, mustard or honey. - Dawn_MO - 2:21am on 06/01/10

I love the mustard maple syrup combo. I'm definitely saving this one, Dawn. [NT] - EvaN - 2:11pm on 05/31/10

Mustard Pepper Chicken from Bon Appetit. - Joe - 2:17pm on 05/31/10

My friend Dennis' Hazelnut-crusted chicken with Mustard Cream Sauce - Joe - 2:20pm on 05/31/10

Julia's Mustard-Rosemary Marinade for lamb or chicken [NT] [LINK] - Joe - 2:22pm on 05/31/10

Julia's Tabletop Shrimp Saute with Mustard and Cream [NT] [LINK] - Joe - 2:24pm on 05/31/10

Another Mustard Cream Chicken [NT] [LINK] - Joe - 2:35pm on 05/31/10

Patricia Wells' Lapin a la Moutard. It can be made with chicken [NT] [LINK] - Joe - 2:42pm on 05/31/10

Mustard Braised Chicken - Joe - 3:03pm on 05/31/10

Mustard Cheese Wafers - Joe - 1:26pm on 06/01/10

REC: Chef Peppi's Dijon BBQ Pork - Michael in Sarasota - 2:58pm on 05/31/10
Bottom of the Bottle Mustard Vinaigrette from Dorrie Greenspan [LINK] - Nan - 4:20pm on 05/31/10

loved the link! "scraping the bowl ala Julia"---haha, I am one of those. [NT] - AngAk - 7:16pm on 06/02/10

Chicken Dijonnaise - CathyZ from Kauai - 4:23pm on 05/31/10
Creole Potato Salad - Curious1 - 5:12pm on 05/31/10
Three-Mustard Potato Salad - Curious1 - 5:14pm on 05/31/10

LOL, this is a perfect recipe for me. Thanks for posting. - EvaN - 12:17pm on 06/02/10

We really liked it. It was from Food and Wine magazine. I linked here. [NT] [LINK] - Curious1 - 2:27pm on 06/02/10

Dry rubbed mustard ribs. I've not made this, saw it on the Today show this am, Looked interesting [LINK] - Curious1 - 5:21pm on 05/31/10
Mayonnaise-Mustard-Dill Sauce. A favorite with sauteed fish. - Curious1 - 5:27pm on 05/31/10
Southwestern Chicken Skillet [LINK] - Meryl - 6:54pm on 05/31/10
Citrus Green Bean Salad (also in T&T) - Meryl - 6:57pm on 05/31/10
Carrot Rapee - Meryl - 6:58pm on 05/31/10
Cranberry Mustard - MariaDNoCA - 4:46am on 06/01/10
Glazed Pork Loin with Mustard and Brown Sugar - MariaDNoCA - 8:47am on 06/01/10

Cedar Planked Salmon-with-Maple-Glaze-and-Mustard-Mashed-Potatoes [NT] [LINK] - MariaDNoCA - 9:04am on 06/01/10

REC: Whole-grain mustard rolls ( I love these ) - EvaN - 1:06pm on 06/01/10

Nice! I hope to serve these with brats and warm German potato salad this weekend. mmmmm [NT] - AngAk - 7:10pm on 06/02/10

Eva, I made these last night---lovely! I made the dough in my bread machine, then formed and baked - AngAk - 5:16pm on 06/04/10

Ang, I'm so glad you like them too. I like your idea about - EvaN - 10:26am on 06/07/10

my guests all loved these with the brats! I will be making them again. [NT] - AngAk - 5:42pm on 06/07/10

Roasted Split Chicken with Mustard Crust from Jacques Pepin looks wonderful. [LINK] - Curious1 - 3:12pm on 06/01/10

Curious1, Thank you for posting ..... this sounds delicious! [NT] - GayR - 4:06pm on 06/01/10

Doesn't it? I watched him make it this morning, my mouth was watering. [NT] - Curious1 - 5:36pm on 06/01/10

This looks so good, I'm running to the market for a chicken. Thanks! [NT] - Janet in NC - 7:46pm on 06/01/10
Curious - too funny! I watched this several nights ago and my boss is bringing me lavendar - Music City Missy - 9:57pm on 06/01/10

Looking forward to your and Janet's review. [NT] - Curious1 - 2:28pm on 06/02/10

I've seen him make this too and it looks fabulous. Been on my "to try" list. [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 10:51pm on 06/01/10

Toasted Israeli Couscous Salad with Grilled Summer Vegetables...had this at a [LINK] - Pat-NoCal - 3:11pm on 06/02/10
Rec: Grilled Potato Salad with Watercress, Green Onions and Blue Cheese Vinaigrette [LINK] - Pat-NoCal - 4:18pm on 06/02/10

More great reviews at Epi. [NT] [LINK] - Pat-NoCal - 4:19pm on 06/02/10

Eva - be sure and put this into 'Great Threads' - it's a good one! [NT] - cheezz - 12:36am on 06/03/10

I'd love to put it in GT. But, how do I do it? (slowly pulling paperbag over head) [NT] - EvaN - 8:40am on 06/03/10

Oh, no problem! Click on your original post and copy the url address at the top of the browser. [LINK] - cheezz - 5:45pm on 06/03/10

Done! Thanks for guiding me, cheezz :-) [NT] - EvaN - 10:27am on 06/07/10

18295. Happy Memorial Day to all the Heroes! Past, present and future. Thank you. - Michael in Sarasota - 12:40pm on 05/31/10 (3)

Michael, that was so well said! I echo my gratitude. [NT] - barb_b - 5:45pm on 05/31/10
As a DAR member, I'm required to be patriotic *g* Thank you ALL you heroes! [NT] - cheezz - 9:51pm on 05/31/10
Absolutely [NT] - deb-in-MI - 10:07pm on 05/31/10

18296. Have any of you purchased or know of someone who has an Electrolux 'fridge? - PatBastrop - 1:45pm on 05/31/10 (2)

No, sorry. Did you/he try the Consumer Reports website? [NT] - DawnNYS - 9:49pm on 06/01/10

Thanks, Dawn -- I did tell him to look there. I hope he did! Don't know if he bought it or not yet. [NT] - PatBastrop - 4:30pm on 06/03/10

18297. Need help with yet another book club gathering.... - Kathleen - 1:56pm on 05/31/10 (21)

smoked salmon platter.... [LINK] - lizzy - 2:58pm on 05/31/10

Salmon Rillettes--make the day before and serve as a spread. [NT] [LINK] - Joe - 2:59pm on 05/31/10
lizzy, nice blog!!! Those salmon roses are beautiful! [NT] - Sandi in Hawaii - 4:04pm on 05/31/10
Salmon Canapes - these are great! - Meryl - 8:16pm on 05/31/10

Here's the Shrimp thread [NT] [LINK] - Joe - 3:05pm on 05/31/10
how about Gougeres (cheese... bread... what's not to like?!) - cheezz - 9:55pm on 05/31/10

or Missy's very popular Lacquered Bacon? - cheezz - 9:56pm on 05/31/10

Menu sounds lovely, I would suggest adding grapes or a fruit salad. Have fun! [NT] - barb_b - 12:04am on 06/01/10
Try this: (my favorite salsa) Rick Bayless' Salsa Baked Goat Cheese [LINK] - Traca - 3:17pm on 06/01/10

Coastal Living: Cruising Crab Dip (comment: best d*mn dip I've ever had) - Traca - 3:21pm on 06/01/10
Proscuitto Pinwheels (Palmiers) - Traca - 3:25pm on 06/01/10

Thanks for all the ideas - Kathleen - 11:23pm on 06/01/10

Care to share the onion and tomato tart recipe? [NT] - Pat-NoCal - 1:27am on 06/02/10

Tomato Onion Tart - Kathleen - 1:49pm on 06/02/10

thanks! [NT] - Pat-NoCal - 2:02pm on 06/02/10

If you really want sushi, have you thought of making your own? I have made rolls numerous times. - barb_b - 1:56pm on 06/02/10

Lavendar Rosewater Mojitos? They sound awesome. Would you share the recipe pretty please?? [NT] - Barbara in VA - 12:56pm on 06/02/10

Lavender Rosewater Mojitos - Kathleen - 1:47pm on 06/02/10

YUM! thank you so much! I will be making these this weekend :) [NT] - Barbara in VA - 4:37pm on 06/02/10
Well this got my attention! - Richard in Cincy - 7:45pm on 06/02/10

what book are you discussing? something in the book is fun to serve. [NT] - AngAk - 7:07pm on 06/02/10

18298. Chicken Scaloppine In Lemon-Caper Sauce - lorijean - 2:30pm on 05/31/10 (2)

This looks really good. Thanks for posting. [NT] - Curious1 - 1:21pm on 06/01/10
I have some frozen, boneless chicken breasts, so this will be perfect. - DawnNYS - 3:31am on 06/04/10

18299. New blog on Polish cooking.... - SallyBR - 3:51pm on 05/31/10 (3)

Wow, aren't those sandwiches beautiful? Actually, everything on there is. [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 12:20am on 06/01/10
I have never seen such beautiful sandwiches. [NT] - KarenNoCA - 11:57pm on 06/01/10
What an interesting blog. Thanks for sharing, SallyBR :-) [NT] - EvaN - 12:15pm on 06/02/10

18300. This recipe from Food & Wine is Exceptional --- Guests loved it.... Waldorf Chicken Salad [NT] [LINK] - GayR - 7:08pm on 05/31/10 (0)

18301. Totally NFRC: My sister has suggested I purchase a cd and book - CynUpstateNY - 7:35pm on 05/31/10 (5)

Looking at amazon there are lots and lots of books and cds. I have been thinking about - Nan - 1:39pm on 06/01/10
Yin Yoga - colleenmomof2 - 2:18pm on 06/01/10
Thanks, Nan and Colleen! [NT] - CynUpstateNY - 8:24am on 06/02/10
Cyn, I try so much to love Yoga... It looks so relaxing, etc. Before you put the $$ in, can you - barb_b - 2:08pm on 06/02/10

Good idea, Barb- I'll look through the tv listings. Thanks! [NT] - CynUpstateNY - 8:16am on 06/03/10

18302. Sally/BR's blog has a link to a wonderful video of David Rosengarten making his... [LINK] - Michael in Phoenix - 1:19am on 06/01/10 (1)

THanks, Michael...... - SallyBR - 3:44am on 06/02/10

18303. CSA week 3 - lotsa radishes - besides in a salad what can I do.... [IMAGE] - Tess - 8:35pm on 06/01/10 (21)

Cooked radishes are very nice. Try them this way. [NT] [LINK] - Sylvia - 9:14pm on 06/01/10
Butter Braised Radishes - Melissa Dallas - 9:16pm on 06/01/10
Mix 'em in with cucumbers for a Sunomono. Replace Daikon with yours. REC: - Steve2 in LA - 9:28pm on 06/01/10
REC: White Daikon Salad - judy-mass - 2:11am on 06/02/10

Here's another...REC: Hot Beef Satay on Kale and Romaine - judy-mass - 2:14am on 06/02/10

For starters, save the green tops for this soup. [NT] [LINK] - Joe - 2:20am on 06/02/10

Then, serve the oval ones (inexplicably called "French Breakfast;" I was so relieved to find - Joe - 2:25am on 06/02/10

Oh, NOW you tell me!! [NT] - Michael in Sarasota - 11:13am on 06/02/10

Sorry. And all that time you could've had croissants. [NT] - Joe - 3:26pm on 06/04/10

Hot or Cold Radish Soup - Michael in Sarasota - 11:12am on 06/02/10
Here is one that I like a lot. I usually increase the amount of radishes. REC: Crunchy Pea Salad [LINK] - Dawn_MO - 11:43am on 06/02/10
Use as a garnish on this tasty Rec: Chile-Chicken Posole (thank you Curious1 for the recipe) [LINK] - Pat-NoCal - 1:46pm on 06/02/10

You're so welcome. I need to make it again. [NT] - Curious1 - 2:31pm on 06/02/10

me too! [NT] - Pat-NoCal - 3:10pm on 06/02/10

Rec: Creamy Potato Salad with Radishes, Lemon and Dill [LINK] - Pat-NoCal - 1:54pm on 06/02/10

This sounds and looks wonderful! [NT] - Dawn_MO - 2:18pm on 06/02/10
Pat, this is one of my favorites! Always make it when my dill is flourishing. [NT] - Curious1 - 2:30pm on 06/02/10

just slice them and put them on sandwiches, instead of lettuce. or just on buttered bread. oolala [NT] - AngAk - 7:03pm on 06/02/10
Thanks for the recipes! Tried the butter braised yesterday - YUMM - picking another recipe for - Tess - 1:37pm on 06/03/10
And one more. Roasted radishes. - KC_ - 1:27pm on 06/08/10
And yet another REC for radishes that is delicious! [NT] [LINK] - wigs - 3:47pm on 06/08/10

18304. Vitamix! - Sandra in New York - 1:48am on 06/02/10 (21)

I don't have a Vitamix, but I have juiced from raw... - Glennis_NoCA - 5:04am on 06/02/10
Sooo jealous! I want one. But I already have 2 perfectly good blenders... - Sandi in Hawaii - 6:31am on 06/02/10
Smoothies! Fruit, ice, milk or yogurt, or orange juice, honey, cabbage & carrots and a little - PatBastrop - 12:46pm on 06/02/10

I have had the dry blade for some years now. . . - mistral - 7:48pm on 06/02/10

My wonderful DH thought I needed one, and that was my Xmas gift. Alas - MoNJ - 12:57pm on 06/02/10
I woudn't be without my vitamix. I make green smoothies every day for my breakfast. I make - Marsha tbay - 1:54pm on 06/02/10

Could you please post a recipe for your Green Smoothies? (nt) [NT] - mistral - 7:36pm on 06/02/10

Mistral, every one I know who does green smoothies, including myself uses 2-6 fruits with [LINK] - Marsha tbay - 9:26pm on 06/02/10

Here's more - Marsha tbay - 10:13pm on 06/02/10

The last one..... - Marsha tbay - 10:52pm on 06/02/10

Thank you very much! (nt) [NT] - mistral - 2:53am on 06/03/10

Here is an article/interview how a man lost 400# with green smoothies [LINK] - Marsha tbay - 5:07pm on 06/03/10

Interesting info on hows and whys of green smoothies, body ph and elimination [NT] [LINK] - Marsha tbay - 3:22pm on 06/08/10

Marsha, thanks so much for posting this link! It's very informative... - Sandi in Hawaii - 3:59pm on 06/08/10

ditto what Sandi said---very informative! [NT] - AngAk - 6:37pm on 06/08/10

WOW! Up to TWO GALLONS a day!! I think my skin would turn green :) [NT] - cheezz - 4:11pm on 06/08/10

Thanks for posting-- I will re-visit Vita now that it's summer. :) - MoNJ - 9:22pm on 06/03/10

Nice to 'see' you Sandra, I wondered where you were. Looks like a nice new toy you've got. [NT] - Curious1 - 9:43pm on 06/02/10
Wow! Thanks so very much - Sandra in New York - 2:16am on 06/03/10
A couple more for you Sandra - Tessie in Cincy - 3:34am on 06/03/10
Here are a couple Vitamix recipes I like that are from their demo. - KC_ - 3:30pm on 06/07/10

18305. REC: Rhubarb muffin recipe for chezz - EvaN - 12:37pm on 06/02/10 (8)

Thanks Eva! Can anyone help me with the weight-to-measurement issue? A lb. of flour = ? - cheezz - 12:41am on 06/03/10

One pound of all-purpose flour is 4 cups, and a pound of white, granulated sugar is 2 cups. Muffins - DawnNYS - 2:41am on 06/03/10
The weight varies according to brand.I use Gold Medal Unbleached AP Flour, & it weighs 4.5oz per cup [NT] - Meryl - 2:50am on 06/03/10

And it depends on what method of measurement you use, ie, spoon & sweep vs scoop and sweep - I use - Meryl - 2:54am on 06/03/10

So, cheezz, to be absolutely accurate, invest in a scale. It's worth it! [NT] - Meryl - 3:02am on 06/03/10

chezz, this recipe is pretty robust, so I think you could try with the measurements that DawnNYS - EvaN - 8:32am on 06/03/10

I'd use 3 1/2 cups of flour and 3/4 cup sugar.... - Sandi in Hawaii - 9:57am on 06/03/10

Thanks all - I guess it's just a bit of a fiddle, but I'm used to that anyway :) [NT] - cheezz - 5:48pm on 06/03/10

18306. Bread Mystery - Richard in Cincy - 7:01pm on 06/02/10 (15)

Richard, the only time I've had bread collapse is when I let it rise too long. [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 7:52pm on 06/02/10

me too... - Richard in Cincy - 8:34pm on 06/02/10
That's what I was going to suggest. It can collapse if you do. [NT] - rhoward2va - 8:50pm on 06/02/10

What about oven temp? If it's not accurate, might not get correct intitial set. Also, what form - Steve2 in LA - 8:57pm on 06/02/10

I would say she needs to check the age of the yeast and her oven's temperature. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 9:57pm on 06/02/10

I don't think it's the yeast - Richard in Cincy - 10:38pm on 06/02/10

It's odd--I've never had bread collapse halfway through the baking. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 1:08am on 06/03/10
When I've had quick breads collapse, it's because I was too lean with the flour. Maybe that? [NT] - Steve2 in LA - 3:22am on 06/03/10
Se mentions the "quick rise" system. Does that involve extra yeast? It's possible the problem - Joe - 3:41pm on 06/03/10

Foe me, the last rise takes about half as long as the first rise - BobbiJoAZ - 12:36am on 06/03/10
I have never had this happen either but my guess would be - EvaN - 8:38am on 06/03/10
With the combo of flours, 50/50 white whole wheat and reg flour, the water amt may - MoNJ - 1:02pm on 06/03/10
My guess..... - SallyBR - 1:09pm on 06/03/10
My two cents - CathyZ from Kauai - 4:51pm on 06/03/10
Thanks all, I will pass along the suggestions and will report back the results! [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 5:42pm on 06/03/10

18307. AngAK, is that awful smoke from the forest fires getting close to you?? Take Care. [NT] - Nan - 7:12pm on 06/02/10 (1)

I just saw this Nan, and no, we do not have smoke. yet. [NT] - AngAk - 6:04pm on 06/14/10

18308. Added forum to my blog.... - SallyBR - 8:57pm on 06/02/10 (4)

thanks Sally! [NT] - AngAk - 5:18pm on 06/03/10
Thanks Sally - MariaDNoCA - 2:54am on 06/04/10
How about "Eat.at->(FinerKitchen)->(Gail's)" [NT] - Michael in Sarasota - 11:19am on 06/04/10

Done! [NT] - SallyBR - 3:24am on 06/06/10

18309. NFR Has anyone else noticed almost no hummingbirds? Here, after April 1 we usually have lots?? - Nan - 9:21pm on 06/02/10 (15)

We have hummers here all year long. The blue jays and american yellow finch are very thick right - KarenNoCA - 12:03am on 06/03/10

I have noticed that the hibiscut tree that I overwintered in my house - Dawn_MO - 1:57pm on 06/03/10

My smile for the day. Wish I had a biscuit tree. Why are my typos never so interesting? ;-) [NT] - Curious1 - 2:34pm on 06/03/10

I really had to resist fixing my typo. :) [NT] - Dawn_MO - 2:36pm on 06/03/10
LOL [NT] - AngAk - 5:19pm on 06/03/10
ha! I'd be happy with a lowbiscuit tree, or even mediumbiscuit. [NT] - Pat-NoCal - 11:31pm on 06/03/10

make mine cheese. [NT] - AngAk - 5:04pm on 06/04/10

We have them coming from all over can't keep up with the homemade syrup [NT] - carol whidbey Is - 9:36pm on 06/03/10

well, now, see... that's where they are! They've all gone on holiday to Whidbey Island! [NT] - cheezz - 9:50pm on 06/03/10

We have lots of them down here in SoCal. [NT] - Joe - 11:35pm on 06/03/10

Alot here too, especially after putting in a new yard...became a Certified Wildlife Habitat...lots [LINK] - Pat-NoCal - 2:35am on 06/04/10

Sounds wonderful. We had a cooler than usual March and April. Maybe they went back south? [NT] - Nan - 9:32am on 06/04/10

Nah, they're probably just running late. [NT] - Joe - 3:39pm on 06/04/10
I hope they're not running with the Kings---Kenai closed ALL of June for King fishing. gahhhhh! [NT] - AngAk - 5:06pm on 06/04/10

They're so fun to watch. Don't worry, I'm sure they'll be back. [NT] - Pat-NoCal - 1:49pm on 06/04/10

18310. A new cooking station on tv. The Cooking Channel [LINK] - Dawn_MO - 3:05pm on 06/03/10 (8)

Have watched a few not sure if I really like it [NT] - carol whidbey Is - 9:37pm on 06/03/10
I'm not thrilled they are airing some of the same shows as FN [LINK] - MariaDNoCA - 3:04am on 06/04/10

LOL--Rachael Ray as vampire. Hee. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 8:22pm on 06/04/10

I can't even get this channel - Time Warner doesn't offer it on their basic package. [NT] - Meryl - 3:05am on 06/04/10
I've watched a couple things... - Richard in Cincy - 2:16pm on 06/04/10

My husband also enjoyed the Two Fat Ladies. Unfortunately,we don't get this channel. [NT] - Curious1 - 3:34pm on 06/04/10
The Two Fat Ladies are available on DVD. I got them a few years ago. [NT] - CathyZ from Kauai - 4:30pm on 06/05/10

I have the cookbook---loved their quirkiness. [NT] - AngAk - 5:43pm on 06/07/10

18311. REC for a fruit tart that's easier than pie. The reason? This desserts has a buttery, cookielike - wigs - 3:11pm on 06/03/10 (9)

'desserts' should be 'dessert'! Sloppy fingers this morning. [NT] - wigs - 3:12pm on 06/03/10
this sounds absolutely lovely! thanks. [NT] - AngAk - 5:22pm on 06/03/10

When I take the time 2 alternate those quartered strawberries up and down, it looks fantastic, 2!But - wigs - 9:00pm on 06/03/10

There's a press in tart in this month's BA that sounds good, too. [NT] - CynUpstateNY - 12:38am on 06/04/10
Wigs...I made this yesterday and it is fantastic!! Our guests loved it... - Susie in CO - 2:15am on 06/08/10

I've GOT to get a tart pan.... it's one thing I've never gotten myself for some reason [NT] - cheezz - 4:05am on 06/08/10

I have a rectangle-shaped tart pan with a removeable bottom& love it. Less than $20 at Sur La Table. [NT] - Traca - 5:19pm on 06/08/10
check on Amazon---lots of these pans go on special. free shipping too. I got a rectangular one - AngAk - 6:39pm on 06/08/10

That would be a great shape - thanks for the ideas ladies [NT] - cheezz - 8:07pm on 06/08/10

18312. Veal loin chops? - Pam - 3:20pm on 06/03/10 (5)

I love veal chops. We cook them exactly like we cook a T-bone steak, usually BBQ but make sure you - Elenor - 3:44pm on 06/03/10
It's one of our favorites! Here's how we do it: - deb-in-MI - 5:08pm on 06/03/10

Rec: Grilled Veal Chops with Rosemary and Garlic - rhoward2va - 5:31pm on 06/03/10

I've never cooked them either, but the Rosemary and Garlic recipe looks good. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 6:31pm on 06/03/10
Love them! Brush with olive oil, salt and pepper and grill until pink inside. Tender and delicious! [NT] - CynUpstateNY - 12:37am on 06/04/10

18313. Attn-Barbara in VA-Lemon Basil Jelly recipe - daricem - 8:10pm on 06/03/10 (3)

herbal infusion directions - daricem - 9:28pm on 06/03/10
Daricem, a million thank yous! I have lots of basil growing fast. [NT] - Barbara in VA - 1:12pm on 06/04/10

if it doesn't jell, refrigerate it....lots of uses for the jellies... - daricem - 5:20pm on 06/04/10

18314. Rec: Jamaican Shrimp. Crunchy, spicy, and downright delicious! [LINK] [IMAGE] - FloriSandy - 5:37am on 06/04/10 (1)

I'm so glad this turned out well. It certainly looks good enough to eat! [NT] - Curious1 - 3:27pm on 06/04/10

18315. Butter Almond Cake - with pic. Thanks Melissa - a real winner [NT] [LINK] - deb-in-MI - 10:56am on 06/04/10 (7)

I need to make this again. I have a bunch of strawberries & it is really good with them. [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 12:23pm on 06/04/10
Deb this looks so good I want to eat it right off the screen! [NT] - Barbara in VA - 1:10pm on 06/04/10

Thanks Barbara! My recent company LOVED this cake - deb-in-MI - 2:06pm on 06/04/10
Me too--the icing looks divine. Think I could sub almond extract for the vanilla? [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 2:44pm on 06/04/10

If you were my aunt you sure could. She loves the stuff. Think she could probably - Melissa Dallas - 3:32pm on 06/04/10

the amaretto is brilliant! yum. [NT] - AngAk - 5:12pm on 06/04/10

Heck yes! I just didn't have any...:) [NT] - deb-in-MI - 3:59pm on 06/04/10

18316. Whats your favorite cole slaw? Thanks. (I have posted this 3 x - hope it shows this time [NT] - elaine - 1:58pm on 06/04/10 (45)

I love to make a simple cabbage salad including - DawnNYS - 2:04pm on 06/04/10

Here is Julia's. The sadad is seasoned first with cider vinegar, mustard, caraway and celery seed. [LINK] - Joe - 2:13pm on 06/04/10

"Salad." ;-) [NT] - Joe - 2:13pm on 06/04/10
This sounds really good! [NT] - Dawn_MO - 3:37pm on 06/04/10

D, do you use prepared Ranch dressing or the dry dressing mix? [NT] - Dawn_MO - 2:22pm on 06/04/10

Oops, sorry. The bottled stuff. I was running low on mayo one day, and I - DawnNYS - 4:52pm on 06/04/10

A local restaurant adds a tiny - DawnNYS - 4:59pm on 06/04/10

My favorite is Pat's Red Cabbage, Cranberry and Apple slaw (more) - Janet in NC - 2:19pm on 06/04/10

Thanks all - I will be making slaw all week!! [NT] - elaine - 7:05pm on 06/04/10

Here is ours. REC: D's Asian Cole Slaw - Dawn_MO - 2:20pm on 06/04/10

This sounds good - kinda like the one with Ramen noodles and chopped peanuts on top [NT] - DawnNYS - 4:54pm on 06/04/10

speaking of slaw, how does everyone finely slice the cabbage? I have a tough time with this and end - Janet in NC - 2:22pm on 06/04/10

For the slicer blade, first cut the top and bottom off the cabbage so you have a fat cylincer, - Joe - 3:30pm on 06/04/10
I recently got an OXO V-blade mandoline. I was hesitant as it only slices up to [LINK] - Curious1 - 4:16pm on 06/04/10
I cut it in 1-inch cubes and process it in my food processor. I had a friend once, whose - DawnNYS - 4:58pm on 06/04/10
For me, it's the old-fashioned box grater... - Richard in Cincy - 10:55pm on 06/04/10
I do pretty good with my santuko knife slicing the halved cabbage to - FloriSandy - 7:47pm on 06/05/10

love that knife---One of the things I would grab if the house caught fire! knock on wood. [NT] - AngAk - 5:45pm on 06/07/10

Ditto, Ang! My favorite knife...use it for practically everything. [NT] - Pat-NoCal - 5:47pm on 06/07/10

I'm taking my home kitchen knife down to the cabin next time to get sharpened---we have a guy come - AngAk - 5:51pm on 06/07/10

LOL, I'm smiling at the vision of your favorite knife riding in the passenger seat, though - Pat-NoCal - 6:08pm on 06/07/10

I'm laughing too Pat. Our Ang starring in...... Knife Rider! [NT] - FloriSandy - 11:29pm on 06/07/10

yup! Alaska Angie, she's one sharp cookie! [NT] - Pat-NoCal - 3:43am on 06/08/10

Hoo-hoo-hoo! My ribs hurt! Sorry Ang, but you're on the - FloriSandy - 3:52am on 06/08/10

such razor sharp wit from you guys!!! I'm tough---keep on cutting away. [NT] - AngAk - 6:42pm on 06/08/10

Then let me take a another stab. Your favorite [LINK] - FloriSandy - 11:55pm on 06/08/10

Sinatra and Buffett---there's something new! thx [NT] - AngAk - 12:22am on 06/09/10

Chiqui Collier's Coleslaw Dressing - Curious1 - 3:55pm on 06/04/10
Ethel Poyner's Texas Slaw. - Curious1 - 4:03pm on 06/04/10
Overnight Slaw. an oil/vinegar slaw. - AngAk - 5:18pm on 06/04/10
NC Red Slaw is our favorite [LINK] - desertjean - 5:49pm on 06/04/10
My grandmother's "Green Slaw" is still the standard... [LINK] - Richard in Cincy - 10:52pm on 06/04/10

Hey, Richard - that's just how I've made it my whole life (minus the celery seed) - will have to - cheezz - 4:14am on 06/06/10

Yes it is. Do give the celery seed a try. It reall adds a nice note to it. [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 2:23am on 06/07/10

Richard, it was only last year that I picked my first home-grown cabbage... - Joe - 2:02am on 06/07/10

Yes, it truly is. Congratulations! [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 2:21am on 06/07/10

PS: Do try making some cole slaw out of the fresh cabbage this year... - Richard in Cincy - 3:00pm on 06/07/10

I don't have a recipe...but I know what I do! - Glennis_NoCA - 10:06pm on 06/05/10
Here's my fave: KFC Style Coleslaw - EvaN - 9:21am on 06/06/10
Southwestern Cole Slaw [LINK] - MichelleInIL - 12:35pm on 06/06/10

Southwestern Cole Slaw Recipe - MichelleInIL - 12:37pm on 06/06/10

wasabi! Now there's a new one! Thanks Michelle [NT] - cheezz - 8:39pm on 06/06/10

I recently had some delicious slaw and the cook dared me to guess the secret ingredient. - Joe - 2:09am on 06/07/10

Here's another one I've posted B4==> REC: Broccoli Cole Slaw with dried fruit [NT] [LINK] - wigs - 3:43pm on 06/08/10

I love broccoli slaw!! Now I have a new one to try - thanks wigs! [NT] - cheezz - 4:16pm on 06/08/10

18317. Blueberry Pie for a Diabetic - Need Tips - Bklyn Joe - 9:03pm on 06/04/10 (9)

Addtional sub possible - Bklyn Joe - 9:31pm on 06/04/10

Bklyn Joe, I have a recipe for Blueberry Pie from Sugar Free Desserts Naturally Sweetened - GayR - 9:47pm on 06/04/10

I am interested Gay, please post and TIA. [NT] - elaine - 7:33am on 06/05/10

Elaine, Here is the recipe for the Blueberry Pie................................. - GayR - 12:22pm on 06/05/10

Thanks GAy and DAwn. We also have a diabetics prob here and these both will help. [NT] - elaine - 3:11pm on 06/05/10
the egg/sour cream wash over the crust is different. I can't wait to try this. [NT] - AngAk - 5:56pm on 06/07/10

I was just coming in to say watch out for the crust, because starch can be - DawnNYS - 1:27pm on 06/05/10

REC Blueberry Crisp - DawnNYS - 1:37pm on 06/05/10

And I'd try replacing half that flour in the crisp topping with almond flour/meal [NT] - cheezz - 4:46pm on 06/05/10

18318. Picking Cherries... - Richard in Cincy - 9:40pm on 06/04/10 (15)

Take at look at these recipes on NPR's Kitchen Window from this week [LINK] - Melissa Dallas - 2:28am on 06/05/10

Thanks, I copied the recipes to make the maraschino cherries [NT] - BobbiJoAZ - 3:33pm on 06/05/10
That roast chicken with cherry compote sounds perfect! LOOOOOVE cherries [NT] - cheezz - 4:49pm on 06/05/10
I have the jar of maraschino and stem cherries on the shelf! [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 2:53pm on 06/07/10

REC: Cherry Chipotle Sauce - judy-mass - 11:50am on 06/05/10
Clafouti is always good [NT] - cheezz - 4:48pm on 06/05/10

I was going to say that! In Harper's Ferry, Cherry Clafouti was a sure fire demand! [NT] - PatBastrop - 9:33pm on 06/05/10

If you dry some, we love this. Pork Loin with brandy and dried cherries - SusanKentfieldCa - 6:54pm on 06/05/10
Some recipes from my to-try list: [NT] - Meryl - 10:20pm on 06/05/10

Sour Cherry Strudels [NT] [LINK] - Meryl - 10:20pm on 06/05/10

Cherry Cornmeal Cobbler [NT] [LINK] - Meryl - 10:22pm on 06/05/10

Seared Duck Breast with Balsamic Cherry Reduction [NT] [LINK] - Meryl - 10:25pm on 06/05/10

Thanks all for the great list of recipes! [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 2:19am on 06/07/10
Just remembered this Cherry Clafoutis posted by Heather in SF. [LINK] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 2:43pm on 06/07/10
What's everyone's favorite cherry pie thickener? - Richard in Cincy - 2:52pm on 06/07/10

18319. Anyone grownig peaches? - Richard in Cincy - 11:36pm on 06/04/10 (21)

Some reasons for the fall can be gusty winds, insufficient irrigation & bug - Melissa Dallas - 2:34am on 06/05/10
I live in a forest...no peaches here. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 6:32pm on 06/05/10
Yes, squirrels eat green peaches.... I haven't brought one to full ripeness in 3 years :( [NT] - cheezz - 4:16am on 06/06/10

OK, so I nabbed the littel @#$@#$ red-pawed picking green peaches - Richard in Cincy - 1:57pm on 06/08/10

and don't even bother with the netting - they always find a way under it [NT] - cheezz - 4:20pm on 06/08/10

Thank you so much - Richard in Cincy - 2:18am on 06/07/10

mint? really?! I would think they would like that (at least I would. Does it work for squirrels? [NT] - cheezz - 4:35am on 06/07/10

Maybe they're collecting the mint for mojitos-that's what I'd do ;-) [NT] - CynUpstateNY - 11:26am on 06/07/10

I'm sure it's a plot they're hatching... - Richard in Cincy - 2:26pm on 06/07/10

It sounds like you live in the middle of Watership Down... are they wearing little jackets? [NT] - cheezz - 4:10am on 06/08/10

I live inside one of the major greenbelts of the city... - Richard in Cincy - 2:02pm on 06/08/10

I'm sure they are thankful for the wonderful deli you provide them :) [NT] - cheezz - 4:21pm on 06/08/10

I feel your pain. Between the squirrels & my tomato eating dogs I've about given up. [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 2:36pm on 06/07/10

Tomato eating dogs... - Richard in Cincy - 2:47pm on 06/07/10

My best friend grew up in Masillon, Ohio and we used to have arguments over whether - Melissa Dallas - 5:02pm on 06/07/10

I can vouch for that heat you are having---yowzer it was hot! and those nasty wasps. yuk. but I - AngAk - 6:57pm on 06/07/10

post a pic of that garden sometime - would love to see it! [NT] - cheezz - 4:10am on 06/08/10

Tomato shields- there was an article on these in yesterday's paper. Good recommend. [NT] [LINK] - CynUpstateNY - 6:19pm on 06/07/10

Great idea. The main problem with the squirrels is them digging in the pots. One year I put - Melissa Dallas - 2:51am on 06/08/10

I have a strawberry eating dog. [NT] - AngAk - 6:58pm on 06/07/10

I just shared one of my homemade strawberry/coconut popsicles with my dog. [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 2:52am on 06/08/10

18320. All you up in no. CA!! Do you know of any cooking classes going on this month in Sacramento area? [NT] - cheezz - 11:43pm on 06/04/10 (8)

Depends what you're looking for... - Glennis_NoCA - 10:31pm on 06/05/10

Thanks Glennis! One of those was new to me so I'm going to check it out. [NT] - cheezz - 4:20am on 06/06/10

Not Sacto, but just realized it's Sunset Mag open house weekend [LINK] - MariaDNoCA - 12:54am on 06/06/10

Well rats - it's about 2-1/2 hours away so I'm not sure we could make it. Sounds like fun! [NT] - cheezz - 4:22am on 06/06/10

oh, and just noticed it's THIS weekend.... I won't be up there until the 14th [NT] - cheezz - 4:24am on 06/06/10

I went and it was great....a jam-packed day filled with tours of their lovely gardens, - Pat-NoCal - 2:51pm on 06/07/10

Glad you had fun...I didn't make it but wanted to see the tiny campers! [NT] - MariaDNoCA - 3:46am on 06/08/10
OK, I'm remembering this for next summer----would love to add this to a No Ca visit. [NT] - AngAk - 6:45pm on 06/08/10

18321. Request from a single guy looking to impress a lady - desertjean - 5:34am on 06/05/10 (30)

Baked manicotti is not hard. If he can boil some pasta, fill it with ricotta, some... - Michael in Phoenix - 7:06am on 06/05/10
He can start with Silver Palettes zuchinni soup. It is so easy and so elegant. - elaine - 7:37am on 06/05/10
Penne with Quick Sausage Sauce - lizzy - 11:28am on 06/05/10

the rosemary is a surprise addition---thanks. [NT] - AngAk - 6:39pm on 06/07/10

Penne with Quick Sausage Sauce - lizzy - 11:28am on 06/05/10
The Curried Cauliflower Soup is just fablous and impressive looking - very fast [LINK] - cheezz - 4:57pm on 06/05/10
I don't know what is 'easy' for him, but this Pistachio Chicken with Mustard Cream Sauce - MUAH!! - cheezz - 5:06pm on 06/05/10

Pan Seared Scallops with Chili Cream Sauce, even easier... - cheezz - 5:08pm on 06/05/10

Salmon in Caper Cream Sauce - another fabulous one - cheezz - 5:09pm on 06/05/10

Any of those above can be served with (garlic) mashed potatoes and simple salad [NT] - cheezz - 5:10pm on 06/05/10

If he wants an impressive salad.... Maple Pecan Orange 'n Green Salad w/Pecan Garlic Dressing - cheezz - 5:12pm on 06/05/10

Cheez, for the dressing, do you grind a few nuts in it? Also what kind of vinegar do you use? [NT] - Traca - 11:08pm on 06/06/10
Anyone have the Canyon Ranch cookbook? The Party Salmon recipe was the first I mastered. Big flavor. - Traca - 11:11pm on 06/06/10
Anyone have the Canyon Ranch cookbook? The Party Salmon recipe was the first I mastered. Big flavor. - Traca - 11:12pm on 06/06/10

Is it this one, Traca? Rec: Party Salmon Plate - Pat-NoCal - 3:13pm on 06/07/10

This is it! So good and super easy. Pat, I do pound it out thin like the recipe says & it's great. [NT] - Traca - 8:19pm on 06/07/10

Yes, the 8 pecan halves in the dressing - and I use red wine vinegar, although it doesn't specify [NT] - cheezz - 4:36am on 06/07/10
Made this dressing today. SWOON! I used cider vinegar and toasted the pecans that go in - Traca - 8:18pm on 06/07/10

Sorry - I forgot to mention toasting the pecans. I ALWAYS do that, so don't think to mention! [NT] - cheezz - 4:13am on 06/08/10

I amended the recipe [NT] - cheezz - 4:13am on 06/08/10

Cheezz, made this to top your salad: Oven-Fried Chicken Breasts w/ Pecan Crust - Traca - 2:45pm on 06/08/10

Perfection! This sounds exactly like my idea of a perfect dinner... will be right over :) [NT] - cheezz - 4:22pm on 06/08/10
Thanks for this recipe! I looked up that book, do you have it? If so, how do you like it? [NT] - Curious1 - 5:17pm on 06/08/10

I do have Bon Appetit Y'all and really enjoy it. It was an award-winner last year - Traca - 5:41pm on 06/08/10

Thanks! [NT] - Curious1 - 3:07pm on 06/09/10

oh boy, this sounds delish! [NT] - AngAk - 6:47pm on 06/08/10

CathyZ's T&T chicken is easy, yummy, and sorta do ahead. [LINK] - MariaDNoCA - 1:00am on 06/06/10
BBQed Chicken w/carmelized onions and brie - almost stupidly simple - MariaDNoCA - 1:09am on 06/06/10

Oh my, that looks sooo good! [NT] - FloriSandy - 2:36am on 06/06/10

Pat's Steak Florentine. Anything on a bed of arugula is impressive. [NT] [LINK] - Joe - 3:47am on 06/06/10

18322. Lemony Potato Salad (Yummy) [NT] [LINK] - Sylvia - 11:29am on 06/05/10 (3)

Sylvia, if you like lemony potatoes, try this one also: Batata bil Kizibra (Potatoes Coriander) [LINK] - cheezz - 5:18pm on 06/05/10

The potato dish looks wonderful apart from the coriander which is my most unfavourite herb. - Sylvia - 5:59pm on 06/05/10

Ooooh, interesting. I've never thought of a lemony potato salad. - EvaN - 9:04am on 06/06/10

18323. Need pastry help? Sign up for Pastry Chef Jenni Field's newsletter [NT] [LINK] - Marsha tbay - 3:37pm on 06/05/10 (0)

18324. ISO: how to make frozen ice pops in tea flavors...looking for baggies too... [LINK] - Tess - 7:54pm on 06/05/10 (4)

Here's a tea pop that is also fruity: - Melissa Dallas - 4:11am on 06/06/10
Here's a discussion & pic of one brand. See the comments for some suggestions. [NT] [LINK] - Curious1 - 5:53pm on 06/06/10
Thanks for the recipe and site...from the site I was able to track down a seller in Texas, a bag of [LINK] - Tess - 12:52pm on 06/07/10

You're welcome, I'm so glad I could help. [NT] - Curious1 - 5:09pm on 06/07/10

18325. Free ice cream at Friendly's today (this afternoon only)! - DawnNYS - 8:01pm on 06/05/10 (10)

I can only find them in Ohio. Are they in NYS? Ohio's a bit far from Phoenix... - Michael in Phoenix - 3:25pm on 06/06/10

Oh, I thought they were national - really? Yup, in NYS. Like Denny's, kind of. [LINK] - DawnNYS - 9:32pm on 06/06/10

Sign me up for a chocolate fribble! [NT] - Tessie in Cincy - 12:28am on 06/07/10

What's that? [NT] - Meryl - 12:44am on 06/07/10

Friendly's version of a chocolate shake. - Tessie in Cincy - 10:30pm on 06/07/10

Oh, I wish we had Friendly's here. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 4:42pm on 06/07/10

Strawberry is my go to favorite too---but I love me some Jamocha Almond Fudge from baskinrobbins [NT] - AngAk - 6:03pm on 06/07/10

Oh yehhhh, Jamocha almond fudge is good schtuff! Usually get either that or butter pecan. [NT] - Pat-NoCal - 6:06pm on 06/07/10
Jamocha Almond Fudge is my all time favorite too!,,,mmmmmmmmmm [NT] - Marsha tbay - 7:07pm on 06/07/10

Me too - haven't had that since I was a kid. [NT] - Meryl - 7:33pm on 06/07/10

18326. To any of you who received some of my orange marmalade. I mixed in - CynUpstateNY - 11:33pm on 06/05/10 (1)

Sounds tangy and good! [NT] - DawnNYS - 3:35am on 06/07/10

18327. Star Chefs Webcast using VITAMIX to prepare their meals. Enjoyable! [NT] [LINK] - Marsha tbay - 11:35pm on 06/05/10 (0)

18328. Can you deconstruct this recipe? Rec: Honeymoon Salad - FloriSandy - 11:40pm on 06/05/10 (8)

Oh Sandy, I am old and that is too, Sorry, also having some memory lapses and that helped!! Hugs [NT] - Nan - 12:18am on 06/06/10
{{{yuck, yuck, yuck}}} *g* [NT] - cheezz - 4:30am on 06/06/10
Tee hee [NT] - DawnNYS - 1:32pm on 06/06/10
Love it! It's on the menu for rainy Sunday afternoon! [NT] - Marianne - 3:51pm on 06/06/10

Ah, you're making - FloriSandy - 8:29pm on 06/06/10

I'm awfully dense, Sandy...I don't get it. Please explain? Thanks! [NT] - Marianne - 2:54pm on 06/08/10

Come inside my office and I'll explain... [IMAGE] - FloriSandy - 9:15pm on 06/08/10

Boo, hiss. :) [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 4:40pm on 06/07/10

18329. Sort of FR - Adobe Lightroom Beta Free Downloads Available... [LINK] - Glennis_NoCA - 4:55am on 06/06/10 (2)

Thanks Glennis. My son, the art project guy, will need to see this. [NT] - Michael in Phoenix - 3:07pm on 06/06/10
Thanks from me too [NT] - DawnNYS - 9:23pm on 06/06/10

18330. My Sunny Saturday Six - DawnNYS - 1:54pm on 06/06/10 (12)

My Weekend Six - EvaN - 10:21am on 06/07/10
Weekend six (with cake diaster story included) - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 2:58pm on 06/07/10

Hope the coffeecake wasn't in one of your favorite (breakable) pans. [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 5:41pm on 06/07/10

No, it was wrapped in foil (long scratch across the roof of the car). - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 5:50pm on 06/07/10

Oh wow... sorry to hear that, but the birds had a nice brunch! - DawnNYS - 2:17am on 06/10/10

Oh No! I thought #2 was the disaster, until "the rest of the story" LOL. I'm hungry for egg salad [NT] - AngAk - 6:20pm on 06/07/10

The egg salad was great. I love it. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 7:05pm on 06/08/10

I once drove a couple of miles with my camera on the roof of the car. - EvaN - 7:37am on 06/08/10

Oh, yikes! [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 2:22pm on 06/08/10
I drove a mile with my wallet on the hood... DH asked me how I managed - DawnNYS - 2:11am on 06/10/10

my weekend six - AngAk - 6:16pm on 06/07/10

Could you post your recipe for simple rhubarb coffeecake? Sounds yummy! TIA [NT] - DawnNYS - 2:19am on 06/10/10

18331. Last Night's Dinner-Peppered Beef Tenderloin with Roasted Garlic Butter - lorijean - 3:01pm on 06/06/10 (6)

Sounds very tasty! Want to verify that the garlic is roasted in a TWO-seventy-five-degree oven? TIA [NT] - wigs - 3:19pm on 06/07/10

That's what it says - I put it in a 300 as I was baking a cheesecake - lorijean - 5:31pm on 06/07/10

lovely menu! [NT] - AngAk - 6:22pm on 06/07/10
Could you please post the cheesecake recipe. - MichelleInIL - 12:58pm on 06/08/10

Lemon Curd Marbeled Cheesecake [LINK] - lorijean - 2:03pm on 06/08/10

THANKS!! [NT] - MichelleInIL - 2:23pm on 06/09/10

18332. Need help! Does anyone have Living Cookbook? - lorijean - 3:05pm on 06/06/10 (7)

Yes, I have it, but haven't tried to post pics. Does this link help? [NT] [LINK] - Curious1 - 5:07pm on 06/06/10
I have it but haven't tried that. Email. Post on the Radium forum - Music City Missy - 6:03pm on 06/06/10
When I send emails with the recipe.... - SallyBR - 6:24pm on 06/06/10
You have to type all your existing recipes in ? [NT] - Janet in NC - 7:23pm on 06/06/10

The import feature.... - SallyBR - 12:51pm on 06/07/10
Dh scanned my clipped from magazine recipes and entered them as Sally said. [NT] - Curious1 - 5:07pm on 06/07/10

Thanks everyone for your help and input [NT] - lorijean - 5:28pm on 06/07/10

18333. Sounds good: Lime Tart with Blackberries and Blueberries - Bon App�tit | June 2010 by Cindy Mushet [NT] [LINK] [IMAGE] - Meryl - 1:08am on 06/07/10 (1)

Sounds like a great combination. - Richard in Cincy - 2:55pm on 06/07/10

18334. ISO Sally/BR.... on your blog you mention "crisp-tender green beans and almonds". Today I found... - Michael in Phoenix - 1:44am on 06/07/10 (8)

Domestic issues.... - SallyBR - 2:54am on 06/07/10

I do the same thing but with asparagus sliced on the diagonal - yum! MY recipe *g* [NT] - cheezz - 4:39am on 06/07/10
Brilliant. I like your method, Sally. My garden will be filled with green beans in a few weeks. - EvaN - 7:43am on 06/08/10

One more thing.... - SallyBR - 2:02pm on 06/08/10
Eva, try some pickled green beans---easy and so very good. nice in bloody mary's too [LINK] - AngAk - 6:58pm on 06/08/10
Here is another one for your abundance of green beans. REC: Spicy Soybeans - Dawn_MO - 7:47pm on 06/08/10

I'll make these tonight. Thank you (and Hubby Bubby!). [NT] - Michael in Phoenix - 2:06pm on 06/07/10

I will pass your Thank You to my personal chef... :-) [NT] - SallyBR - 3:40pm on 06/07/10

18335. Spicy Beef with Peppers - a favorite of my DH:) [NT] [LINK] - deb-in-MI - 11:32am on 06/07/10 (1)

nice! love the colors. [NT] - AngAk - 6:26pm on 06/07/10

18336. ISO Kathleen: Your Lavender Rosewater Mojitoes are fabulous! Thanks for posting :) [NT] [LINK] - Barbara in VA - 1:25pm on 06/07/10 (3)

Another Vote! Fabuloussimo! [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 2:41pm on 06/07/10
what source do you use for the lavendar? - MariaDNoCA - 8:38am on 06/08/10

my garden [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 1:54pm on 06/08/10

18337. REC: Blackberry Crush - Richard in Cincy - 2:33pm on 06/07/10 (4)

Here's another (with cucumber, mint & gin) that was just in Southern Living that I want to try: - Melissa Dallas - 2:40pm on 06/07/10

Oh, that sounds delicious... - Richard in Cincy - 2:49pm on 06/07/10

I've never had a cucumber punch/cocktail, although I've read about Pimms Cups - Melissa Dallas - 4:57pm on 06/07/10

Sounds lovely. I have some raspberry puree--perhaps will try it with that. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 5:43pm on 06/07/10

18338. Deconstructed Bouef Bourguignon - Richard in Cincy - 2:40pm on 06/07/10 (1)

Sigh, I just can't imagine not eating onions....Good save though. [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 2:42pm on 06/07/10

18339. FRC - What am I missing? Coconut water = salty, flavorless dishwater - DawnNYS - 2:45pm on 06/07/10 (11)

Dawn, I don't know how you are getting the coconut water but. . . - mistral - 2:51pm on 06/07/10
It's full of electrolytes and it has been used to replace blood in emergency situations. [NT] - Marsha tbay - 3:27pm on 06/07/10

Hmm! That's interesting - yeah, blood plasma, that's about what it tasted - DawnNYS - 12:29am on 06/08/10

Dawn I've not wanted to even try coconut water here. In Jamaica someone opened a coconut for us - Marsha tbay - 1:32am on 06/08/10

I've found it just the opposite - milk/water from the young is tasteless, mature is delicious :o) [NT] - DawnNYS - 2:12am on 06/08/10

Allow the Brazilian to speak.... - SallyBR - 3:40pm on 06/07/10

Sally, interesting to hear your perspective. I recall reading something in NYT (?),that coconut H20 - barb_b - 7:48pm on 06/07/10

I was discussing this very thing with a friend of mine who is very fit and active. We both... - Michael in Phoenix - 6:12am on 06/08/10

Haha, just lurking past your 50th birthday. I bought it because I really like - DawnNYS - 2:24am on 06/09/10

Ditto for how it is served in Hawaii. Delicious! Hate the bottled stuff. [NT] - CathyZ from Kauai - 1:42am on 06/08/10

Yeah, fresh from the shell is how I get it at Thai Restaurants here. (nt) [NT] - mistral - 3:06am on 06/09/10

18340. Has anyone tried Chocolate Bitters? - Richard in Cincy - 3:05pm on 06/07/10 (5)

Forgive my ignorance, but what do you do with orange and peach bitters, Richard? - Michael in Sarasota - 10:43pm on 06/07/10

they'e used in drinks mostly, but you can add drops [LINK] - Richard in Cincy - 3:10am on 06/08/10

I never find anything but Angostura around here. Think I saw orange one time. [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 11:03pm on 06/07/10
I found a review on Amazon--Ouch. - Richard in Cincy - 3:16am on 06/08/10

All righty, then! Think I'll skip this one unless I see it on a shelf over the hosts bar... [NT] - Michael in Sarasota - 10:07pm on 06/08/10

18341. REC: One of my favorite simple desserts for a hot day: Frozen Tropical Terrine. [LINK] - Barbara in VA - 4:24pm on 06/07/10 (2)

Wow - that's a gorgeous dessert! [NT] - deb-in-MI - 8:50pm on 06/07/10
That looks delicious - Here's another variation with similar ingredients [LINK] - lorijean - 2:08pm on 06/08/10

18342. AngAk-How was the wedding/Texas trip? [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 7:04pm on 06/07/10 (0)

18343. Popsicles & Sorbet and recipe for Ruby Lemon Sorbet - Melissa Dallas - 11:01pm on 06/07/10 (0)

18344. I finally made the Lemony Potato Salad posted above, and it was - DawnNYS - 12:53am on 06/08/10 (6)

Blue turkey burgers, made from... - Michael in Phoenix - 6:00am on 06/08/10

Ground turkey with a bit of blue cheese in the middle, then grilled. [NT] - DawnNYS - 2:19am on 06/09/10

Ahh. Thank you. Couldn't figure that one out! [NT] - Michael in Phoenix - 4:01am on 06/09/10

That should be "little bit " of blue cheese - really sparks up the bland turkey [NT] - DawnNYS - 4:17am on 06/11/10

Dawn, good suggestions. I didn't use salt except in the cooking water. [NT] - Sylvia - 12:53pm on 06/08/10

Here's another interesting and delicious potato salad tried recently with Sherry Mustard Vinaigrette [LINK] - Sylvia - 12:57pm on 06/08/10

18345. Baby Shower Challenge! - Dawn_MO - 3:26pm on 06/08/10 (52)

A very nice gesture! You could make it a potluck shower. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 3:58pm on 06/08/10

How about a big baked ziti made with a block of cheddar from Costco? [NT] - Janet in NC - 4:11pm on 06/08/10
I wrote this before I opened cheezz' post. Her menu is nice and affordable too. [NT] - Joe - 4:47pm on 06/08/10

And then I posted in the wrong place. I meant below. I'll go back to bed now. [NT] - Joe - 4:48pm on 06/08/10

How about making little sandwiches with that ham? I love those small sandwich rolls - cheezz - 4:28pm on 06/08/10

Good idea. Add egg salad sandwiches, and a nice potato salad, and maybe a green salad - Joe - 4:45pm on 06/08/10
Fruit salad for 14 would blow the budget I think since I had to pay 1.39 for one courtland apple at [NT] - Janet in NC - 5:12pm on 06/08/10

Yeah, but a tub of cut-up fruit at Costco would be pretty cheap - or maybe neighbors have fruit? [NT] - cheezz - 8:11pm on 06/08/10

make that my local Harris Teeter. I was making Pat's cole slaw. [NT] - Janet in NC - 5:13pm on 06/08/10

Harris Teeter prices are nuts! But, I love their Flagship store here in Greensboro - lots of great - Meryl - 9:33pm on 06/08/10

Meryl- thanks for the "heads up" on Harris Teeter while we were in NC. Loved it! [NT] - CynUpstateNY - 8:30am on 06/09/10

Cyn, I'm so glad! Even though the prices are high, I love that store -overall great quality products - Meryl - 6:33pm on 06/09/10

speaking of high quality, I walked through my first Central Market while visiting Dallas. lovely [NT] - AngAk - 9:58pm on 06/09/10

Oh how I love that place! Did you get to go to the Whole Foods flagship store? It's also amazing. [NT] - Curious1 - 10:23pm on 06/09/10

No, just the CM. I wanted to get one of the beautiful baskets and just fill it up. drats to the - AngAk - 6:00pm on 06/10/10

My mistake, I was soexcited at the mention of CM, I forgot you were in Dallas instead of Austin. [NT] - Curious1 - 1:47am on 06/11/10

Great idea. Sandwiches are always good. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 7:00pm on 06/08/10
I totally agree, keep it simple. You can easily achieve this with your $25 and maybe have leftover $ [LINK] - Pat-NoCal - 8:57pm on 06/08/10

Ditto! [NT] - MariaDNoCA - 9:37pm on 06/08/10
More thoughts.... [LINK] - Pat-NoCal - 3:27pm on 06/09/10

I would love to see your pics and would love to hear your ideas. - Dawn_MO - 5:15pm on 06/09/10

Sure thing, - Pat-NoCal - 6:02pm on 06/09/10

Wow, We never talk much here about presentation. Great ideas. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 10:13pm on 06/09/10
YAY Pat. So glad you weighed in on this. Great contributions both here and above! [NT] - Traca - 5:06am on 06/10/10

I love the look of these little sandwiches with embellished Kings Hawaiian Rolls. [NT] [LINK] - Michael in Sarasota - 10:54pm on 06/08/10

$25 budget? That's outrageous. Attendees should kick in cash for the event.. $5/person? [NT] - Traca - 5:30pm on 06/08/10

I know, but that is what I have to work with. It's mostly family coming. - Dawn_MO - 6:04pm on 06/08/10

if the inlaws bring fruit salad or dessert, you should be fine. make some tassies---easy do-ahead - AngAk - 7:09pm on 06/08/10
I also have four tenderloins in the freezer that I could use too. [NT] - Dawn_MO - 7:48pm on 06/08/10

Raiding the freezer/pantry helps. :) [NT] - Traca - 2:27pm on 06/09/10
You could do Herb-Roasted Tenderloin, [LINK] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 10:10pm on 06/09/10

or slice it and serve it on a platter next to a big platter/bowl of salad. [NT] - AngAk - 6:01pm on 06/10/10

I dunno, Traca. I think people would balk at paying to come. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 7:01pm on 06/08/10

I mean, balk at donating money for the food. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 7:04pm on 06/08/10

IMO, Bringing a dish to share makes you feel included and lets you express yourself. - Joe - 11:37pm on 06/08/10
It's true, cash donation is cheaper than bringing a dish to share. More on this inside... - Traca - 3:24am on 06/09/10

I agree, bringning in a chef to cook and always being the organizer makes for a very different - Joe - 4:59am on 06/09/10

I personally wouldn't ask for a food contribution when guests are already spending money on shower - Pat-NoCal - 3:03pm on 06/09/10

I meant, I wouldn't ask for money toward the food offerings. ;o) [NT] - Pat-NoCal - 3:05pm on 06/09/10

Couple of ideas / Recs - barb_b - 7:01pm on 06/08/10

I love this with Ham. Joe posted Autumn Potato Gratin by RR - barb_b - 7:09pm on 06/08/10

You're welcome again. It;s so decadent, for a special occasion. [NT] - Joe - 11:39pm on 06/08/10

Another favorite with Ham: Rec: Spinach Gratin By Barefoot Contesa - barb_b - 7:13pm on 06/08/10

I post this every time someone asks about a shower, luncheon etc. Gretchen's Vegetable Sandwiches [LINK] - CynUpstateNY - 7:33pm on 06/08/10
Cheap and delicious: Kye's Fresh Corn Salad - Traca - 3:32am on 06/09/10

Oh, yeah, this is awesome! I might make this for the baby shower I'm hosting. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 6:56pm on 06/09/10

Does the avocado get smooshed when you mix it all together? - Dawn_MO - 7:16pm on 06/09/10

Nope, I stir the salad first, then add the avocado & try to leave it in chunks. [NT] - Traca - 5:03am on 06/10/10

Same here, it remains in chunks, but it's important not too choose avocados that are too 'squishy'. - Pat-NoCal - 6:08pm on 06/10/10

How many would this serve as a side dish with quite a few other items? [NT] - Dawn_MO - 12:49pm on 06/12/10

Others could weigh in better (portions is not my strength), but I'd double it & expect no leftovers. [NT] - Traca - 5:43pm on 06/12/10
I make one similar to this that doesn't have the avocado and it says 4-6 servings for [LINK] - Curious1 - 9:33pm on 06/12/10

18346. Any of you watch "The Next Food Network Star" and did you find it as boring as I did? [NT] - CynUpstateNY - 9:05pm on 06/08/10 (8)

Yes!!! Overall, very uninspiring. [NT] - Meryl - 9:28pm on 06/08/10
I found out yesterday Fine Living channel was changed to the Cooking channel, which is owned by the - Marsha tbay - 9:36pm on 06/08/10

I can't even get the Fine Living/Cooking channel here on the Time Warner basic package. [NT] - Meryl - 9:38pm on 06/08/10

Meryl, we had Time Warner (local Brighthouse) we finally got Direct TV and I'm so much happier! - Marsha tbay - 12:29am on 06/09/10

Hey Marsha, that's good to know. Is Direct TV about the same price as Time Warner? How is their - Meryl - 2:05am on 06/09/10

We had Direct TV in San Diego and her in MO and love it. - Dawn_MO - 11:23am on 06/09/10
Meryl, there is a nice savings our first year, but next year will be a little more. I've not had - Marsha tbay - 2:44pm on 06/09/10
Thank you both - I'll have to check it out. [NT] - Meryl - 6:29pm on 06/09/10

18347. ISO Fav Main Dish to take to a potluck? - MariaDNoCA - 9:18pm on 06/08/10 (42)

When I did them for my cast & crew I often took Green Chile Stew with White Beans or a Gumbo. - Steve2 in LA - 9:36pm on 06/08/10

Ooh, both of those sound great! [NT] - Traca - 1:59pm on 06/09/10

I've never been to a potluck, but this dish sounds perfect: Chicken, Shrimp and Andouille Jambalaya [NT] [LINK] - Meryl - 10:22pm on 06/08/10

Hits brakes, tires squeal...wh-wh-what? You've never been? How did this happen? - MariaDNoCA - 10:38pm on 06/08/10

Ha! I knew you'd freak out! [NT] - Meryl - 10:43pm on 06/08/10

And you were right Missy! Totally freaked out!!! Pray tell, how have you avoided this? [NT] - MariaDNoCA - 4:44am on 06/09/10

I don't know - maybe I'm antisocial. LOL [NT] - Meryl - 7:22am on 06/09/10

Ummm, you can't be antisocial if you tried --- you're the one bringing the chocolate! [NT] - MariaDNoCA - 1:31am on 06/10/10

But of course! [NT] - Meryl - 3:35am on 06/10/10

Here's another to check out: Cajun Chicken Jambalaya [NT] [LINK] - Meryl - 10:44pm on 06/08/10
WAIT!! Now this is just NOT humanly possible Mery, unless you live in a cave in Siberia... - cheezz - 5:57am on 06/09/10

Hahahahahaha! [NT] - Meryl - 7:19am on 06/09/10

Meryl, there's two of us. I've never been to a potluck either :-D [NT] - EvaN - 8:19am on 06/09/10

What?! I had two potlucks last year...people love 'em--especially in the foodie crowd. - Traca - 1:50pm on 06/09/10
Yay!!! We're unique! [NT] - Meryl - 6:27pm on 06/09/10
Me three. Typically, I was asked to bring a dish that wasn't duplicated. I guess you might say the - FloriSandy - 4:30am on 06/10/10

I'm eggstatic to know I'm not alone! [NT] - Meryl - 7:32am on 06/10/10

Tex-Mex Beans-As a bonus, if there are salad & chips at the potluck they make a nice taco salad - Melissa Dallas - 10:51pm on 06/08/10
lately it has been the old 7 layer salad---they ask for it here at work [NT] - AngAk - 11:55pm on 06/08/10

T&T for sure. Everytime I make that... - Richard in Cincy - 4:49pm on 06/10/10

so true!! I never would have believed that such a simple mayo dressing would be so delish---with - AngAk - 6:11pm on 06/10/10

A Potluck Thread sounds great. Following is a "Taco Casserole" I got from here and - Elenor - 11:56pm on 06/08/10
Antipasti platters are fun to assemble and with meat and cheese, can round out the main course. - Joe - 12:54am on 06/09/10
OK, I'm running the risk of "she's totally crazy" post but I just remembered - orchid - 3:18am on 06/09/10

What a fun idea for a party! I imagine it is even sillier, if the friends know each other, and - barb_b - 1:30pm on 06/09/10

It was fun AND good. Maybe you'll try it sometime. :0) [NT] - orchid - 12:09am on 06/10/10

REC: Green Chile Chicken Enchiladas - cheezz - 6:04am on 06/09/10
I like to make this chicken. REC: Fried Chicken (Jane Brody) - Dawn_MO - 11:34am on 06/09/10
I've taken the Italian Sausage Pasta Salad I recently posted to potlucks. [NT] [LINK] - Curious1 - 3:12pm on 06/09/10
I often take Tamale Pie if I'm asked for a main dish. - BobbiJoAZ - 3:23pm on 06/09/10
meat loaf is popular. Take something you like in case there isn't anything that appeals :) [NT] - Janet in NC - 5:11pm on 06/09/10

also a good old shepherd's pie casserole. [NT] - AngAk - 10:06pm on 06/09/10

Although I'm probably too late for you, Maria, I'll add mine to the thread. Tuna-cheese appetizer... - DawnNYS - 2:24am on 06/10/10

What's the tuna cheese appetizer? [NT] - Elenor - 3:37am on 06/10/10

"Almost" equal parts tuna and cream cheese, curry powder, horseradish; will post the recipe [LINK] - DawnNYS - 4:20am on 06/11/10

Sounds delicious and different. I'm going to try it. Thanks, Dawn. [NT] - Elenor - 5:06pm on 06/11/10

Deviled eggs---they are always the first to go lately. great retro dish revival. [NT] - AngAk - 6:12pm on 06/10/10

Not a main dish but - Sarah in Charleston - 1:57pm on 06/10/10

Sarah, lately I've been doing the same thing... - Richard in Cincy - 4:44pm on 06/10/10

Piggy Pudding [NT] [LINK] - Richard in Cincy - 4:43pm on 06/10/10

This sounds so interesting! Is the texture kinda like bread pudding? [NT] - Sandi in Hawaii - 8:56am on 06/11/10

Yeah, think dressing with meat in it. It's really good. :) [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 2:16pm on 06/11/10

18348. Cathy Z, have you ever made your pickled eggs and beets - Dawn_MO - 12:30pm on 06/09/10 (1)

No Dawn, haven't used Splenda- I would imagine it would work fine. - CathyZ from Kauai - 4:19pm on 06/09/10

18349. Very Good - Bacon and Wild Mushroom Risotto with Baby Spinach [NT] [LINK] - lorijean - 4:52pm on 06/09/10 (2)

This looks FANTASTIC! Making it next time I make a pork roast. Ought to bring 'em to their knees! - Steve2 in LA - 8:06pm on 06/09/10

Hmmmmm, Steve. [NT] - Michael in Sarasota - 9:51pm on 06/09/10

18350. Looks good: German Potato Salad [LINK] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 6:58pm on 06/09/10 (0)

18351. Wonderful article on the science of cake. [NT] [LINK] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 9:14pm on 06/09/10 (1)

I love stuff like that. Not to mention that raspberry sponge cake looks good too! [NT] - DawnNYS - 4:48pm on 06/11/10

18352. NFRC Cautious Optimism - I found a job - DawnNYS - 2:06am on 06/10/10 (16)

Cautious APPLAUSE!!! [NT] - PatBastrop - 2:24am on 06/10/10
Happy for you. [NT] - Elenor - 2:25am on 06/10/10
Yay!!! Give it all you've got, and who knows where it might lead? (((Hugs))) [NT] - Marianne - 2:25am on 06/10/10
Good for you Dawn!! I've been looking hard - FloriSandy - 4:18am on 06/10/10

Sandy, I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you too. Something will come up soon. [NT] - Sandi in Hawaii - 9:58am on 06/10/10

Thanks so much Sandi, - FloriSandy - 10:07pm on 06/10/10

Good news... it is a start [NT] - elaine - 6:09am on 06/10/10
Yay! At least if you're out there, you can network, and it could lead to better things... - Sandi in Hawaii - 9:57am on 06/10/10
Congrats, Dawn! [NT] - deb-in-MI - 11:23am on 06/10/10
Congrats! Now, the question is what to make for your celebratory dinner! [NT] - barb_b - 3:33pm on 06/10/10
That's wonderful Dawn! You go girl :) [NT] - Barbara in VA - 4:17pm on 06/10/10
yippee indeed! you never know where it might lead you. [NT] - AngAk - 6:14pm on 06/10/10
Yay! Everything has to start somewhere. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 6:22pm on 06/10/10

Thanks for the good wishes everyone. At least it's an air-conditioned office! [NT] - DawnNYS - 4:15am on 06/11/10

Yay! Congratulations! [NT] - Heather_in_SF - 2:12pm on 06/13/10
Congrats, D !!! [NT] - Dawn_MO - 7:06pm on 06/13/10

18353. Speaking of MIA, where is rvb? Haven't seen Rick in awhile - hope he is OK! [NT] - PatBastrop - 2:28am on 06/10/10 (11)

Charlie is missing also! [NT] - Marsha tbay - 2:29am on 06/10/10

Just got a DM from Charlie. [NT] - Traca - 5:01am on 06/10/10

say hello from all of us. [NT] - AngAk - 6:14pm on 06/10/10
Oops! Wrong Charlie. DM from Charley. :) [NT] - Traca - 10:24pm on 06/10/10

Traca, I don't know charley from charlie but it's the MAN, Charlie who is a brunette with a brunette - Marsha tbay - 10:27pm on 06/10/10

Ah...nope. Not that one. Sorry for the confusion. [NT] - Traca - 3:39am on 06/11/10

DM? [NT] - DawnNYS - 4:13am on 06/11/10

I was thinking that the other day too. I hope he checks in soon. [NT] - Dawn_MO - 2:55am on 06/11/10

Marg and/or marg in pa? [NT] - DawnNYS - 5:00pm on 06/11/10

Marg/cdn....I wrote her a PM wks ago but have not heard from her. [NT] - Marsha tbay - 5:30pm on 06/11/10

I also sent her a PM, no answer. I think of her often. Does anyone keep in touch with her? [NT] - Curious1 - 8:59pm on 06/11/10

18354. Lightly Creamed Asparagus Soup [LINK] - deb-in-MI - 12:06pm on 06/10/10 (8)

Deb you read my mind! I was just thinking that I wanted to find an unloaded cream of asparagus soup - Barbara in VA - 4:23pm on 06/10/10

So glad! I really don't think it needs the cream... - deb-in-MI - 5:14pm on 06/10/10

When I click on this link, it says that I'm not allowed to preview drafts...hmmmmm? [NT] - Marsha tbay - 10:26pm on 06/10/10

me too [NT] - Janet in NC - 10:56pm on 06/10/10

me 3. Any chance of printing it in a post -sounds great for a dinner I am planning. TIA [NT] - elaine - 5:04am on 06/11/10
So Sorry - fixed but recipe is now inside original post... [NT] - deb-in-MI - 11:13am on 06/11/10

Is this it I am trying to do this [NT] [LINK] - carol whidbey Is - 7:06pm on 06/12/10

Yes - thank you! [NT] - deb-in-MI - 8:08pm on 06/12/10

18355. Lavender question: At the farmers market this morning one of the herb vendors had little packets of - Barbara in VA - 4:20pm on 06/10/10 (2)

yes, the knowing the variety of lavender can be important(more) - daricem - 5:25pm on 06/10/10

2 kinds of lavender - English and French. Very different. - Traca - 7:55pm on 06/10/10

18356. Lime Caesar Salad I've made this dressing twice and really like it. A little lighter on the mayo [LINK] - Curious1 - 6:44pm on 06/10/10 (2)

This sounds excellent. Thanks for posting! [NT] - Meryl - 3:33am on 06/11/10

You're welcome. For the record, I cut my romaine across in about 1/2 inch strips & make croutons. [NT] - Curious1 - 9:01pm on 06/11/10

18357. Help! Lotsa spinach from the CSA... any ideas/recipes that will use alot up? [NT] - Tess - 10:46pm on 06/10/10 (17)

Rec: Greek Rice is a fav for us... uses 6 cups. - Michael in Phoenix - 10:51pm on 06/10/10

Ooh, this sounds great - Thanks, Michael! [NT] - Meryl - 10:56pm on 06/10/10

Farfalle with Spinach and Garbanzo Beans [LINK] - Meryl - 10:57pm on 06/10/10
Spinach Stuffed Mushrooms - Meryl - 11:02pm on 06/10/10
Carrot Soup with Spinach Chiffonade [LINK] - Meryl - 11:04pm on 06/10/10
I make "lazy" Spanikopitas in those "pot pie" size foil tart tins. - Melissa Dallas - 11:05pm on 06/10/10
Chicken-and-Spinach Salad with Toasted-Sesame Dressing - From my to-try list: - Meryl - 11:15pm on 06/10/10
Baked Spinach and Korean Salad - Elenor - 1:03am on 06/11/10

Rec: Lawry's Creamed Spinach - mistral - 5:00am on 06/11/10

Chop it up and freeze it in zip loc bags for futurse use, in soups and such. I love spinach. - Dawn_MO - 2:59am on 06/11/10
stir it up with olive oil and garlic... - Richard in Cincy - 3:53am on 06/11/10

add a couple of soft cooked eggs and some crusty bread---yummmmmm. [NT] - AngAk - 5:40pm on 06/11/10

My DIL puts a bowl of washed spinach out when they have spaghetti. they all pile some raw spinach - AngAk - 5:42pm on 06/11/10

Ang we do that too. It is such a great "bed" for pastas. [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 8:10pm on 06/11/10

that was new to me, and such a simple colorful way to get some greens in. [NT] - AngAk - 10:28pm on 06/11/10

My favorite breakfast, Ang! [NT] - CynUpstateNY - 9:23pm on 06/13/10

My Mom made creamed spinach with eggs and mashed potatoes for dinner. it's a German thing, I think. - AngAk - 6:06pm on 06/14/10

18358. A tragegy... - Richard in Cincy - 3:58am on 06/11/10 (26)

Oh no, too bad :o( [NT] - DawnNYS - 4:11am on 06/11/10
No, no, nooooooo! And I was so ready to enjoy them vicariously! [NT] - Sandi in Hawaii - 4:50am on 06/11/10
Are you sure you don't hate neighbors? [NT] - Joe - 7:02am on 06/11/10

I came home one day to find all my beautiful flowering chives in a bed in the front - Melissa Dallas - 12:52pm on 06/11/10

the nerve of some people! [NT] - AngAk - 5:44pm on 06/11/10

I know! I don't believe they were just CARRYING a pair of shears. They had to go home and come - Melissa Dallas - 5:59pm on 06/11/10

Someone came and did the same thing to my meyer lemon tree -- I feel your pain! [NT] - MariaDNoCA - 7:21am on 06/11/10
Oh...I am in agony for you! (((Richard))) [NT] - deb-in-MI - 11:15am on 06/11/10
That's just wrong!! ((So sorry!)) [NT] - barb_b - 12:33pm on 06/11/10
That's why I can't grow tomatoes on mt patio. Squirrels take one bite out of each. [NT] - Janet in NC - 12:45pm on 06/11/10
And it is that much worse because of all the anticipation waiting for them to ripen. [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 12:51pm on 06/11/10
Oh my gosh, that's horrible! This is the first year our Lychee is - woody - 1:10pm on 06/11/10
Our tree is almost ready and now I am afraid to go look at it. - Dawn_MO - 1:27pm on 06/11/10
Thanks all. At least I still have a tree full of tart pie cherries to keep picking. [NT] - Richard in Cincy - 2:15pm on 06/11/10
We have way toooooooooo many squirrels in our area. We will never have a pecan off our tree. - Marsha tbay - 4:04pm on 06/11/10

I despise them for tearing up my house twice to get in my attic. They've cost me a fortune. [NT] - Melissa Dallas - 6:03pm on 06/11/10

would motion sensor lights/sprinkler help with the squirrels? [NT] - AngAk - 5:45pm on 06/11/10
Do you need a recipe for Squirrels Stuffed with Cherries? (g) NT [NT] - MarkinHouston - 5:56pm on 06/11/10

Or to be on the safe side.Do you need a rec for Neighbors,stuffed with Squirrel with Cherry glaze :) [NT] - barb_b - 6:07pm on 06/11/10

LOL [NT] - AngAk - 10:29pm on 06/11/10

Here the birds get'm and they'd use shotguns to scare them away - MariaDNoCA - 8:45pm on 06/11/10

ala Steel Magnolias! [NT] - AngAk - 10:30pm on 06/11/10

My favorite scene!! LOVE it *g*... and the opening scene in the last Pirates of the Caribbean [NT] - cheezz - 12:43am on 06/12/10

You have my sympathies..... - SallyBR - 11:32am on 06/12/10
Aw, man! What a disappointment. :( [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 2:43pm on 06/12/10
I'm investing in nets for my newly planted fig trees. I really dislike squirrels. [NT] - Lana in FL - 6:05pm on 06/13/10

18359. CAn anyone suggest how I can find cold soups w/o going thru all the recipes? And also... - elaine - 5:09am on 06/11/10 (8)

At your service :) [NT] [LINK] - Meryl - 5:11am on 06/11/10
And maybe search for SOUP, REFRIGERAT with the comma in there - DawnNYS - 4:51pm on 06/11/10
Elaine, I can share some cold soup recipes, though they are not T&T by me [NT] - Marsha tbay - 5:32pm on 06/11/10
Love this Cucumber Cooler - Melissa Dallas - 6:01pm on 06/11/10
Cold Corn Soup....We just had this today; I've made it in previous years. - Marsha tbay - 6:27pm on 06/11/10
Thanks all - planning a dinner party. Dumb me I searched soup comma cold. [NT] - elaine - 3:44am on 06/12/10

Doesn't seem dumb to me! ;o) [NT] - DawnNYS - 2:49pm on 06/12/10

I have a bunch in one document on my other computer. I'll try to remember to collect and post. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 7:01pm on 06/12/10

18360. ISO Kinda thinking about having a luau party later on this summer... any ideas? (food and non-food)? - DawnNYS - 5:04pm on 06/11/10 (7)

Ooh, I just found some good ideas from LisainLA's post [NT] [LINK] - DawnNYS - 5:08pm on 06/11/10
Coconut cream pie! Roasted pork with apples. Macaroni salad..mmmmmm [NT] - cheezz - 12:45am on 06/12/10
Link is to a hawaiian themed post. Might help with some ideas. [NT] [LINK] - barb_b - 12:15pm on 06/12/10
Here's my first search result for Kalua Pork. Looking further, you can find oven methods. [LINK] - Joe - 6:06am on 06/13/10

Thank you for the suggestions... this should be fun - will post a menu when I know it [NT] - DawnNYS - 3:43pm on 06/13/10

Joe has a Tropical Pool Party menu in T&T with some good choices. [NT] [LINK] - AngAk - 6:10pm on 06/14/10

CathyZ and Sandi---we could use a good luau menu posting in T&T. many requests over the years. [NT] - AngAk - 6:37pm on 06/14/10

18361. Can I buy a clue? How do you embed photos in a message post here? Can't figure it out. [NT] - Traca - 5:20pm on 06/11/10 (2)

Click on the link for Lana's explanation... [NT] [LINK] - Sandi in Hawaii - 7:45pm on 06/11/10

and Sandi, your own wonderfully detailed explanation in Kitchen Tips >> [NT] [LINK] - cheezz - 12:46am on 06/12/10

18362. ISO Richard in Cincy. Here are 3 prior threads of cherries. Hope you still have some left! - KC_ - 6:13pm on 06/11/10 (13)

Great! Thanks! - Richard in Cincy - 8:10pm on 06/11/10

I wonder how the orchards keep the critters away?? now I know why dried cherries cost so much $$$ [NT] - AngAk - 10:31pm on 06/11/10

When I grow tomatoes I always leave a few plants un-netted for the birds to devour. - Michael in Phoenix - 6:02pm on 06/12/10

Birds here just sit on the netting and peck at the fruit - they eat half of each one *sigh* [NT] - cheezz - 9:05pm on 06/12/10

I wonder what has changed? I grew up with fruit trees and a garden, I don't remember birds or - Curious1 - 9:44pm on 06/12/10

At least in Los Angeles the birds have no natural enemy... housecats are too lazy - cheezz - 1:23am on 06/13/10
My observation is there are just a lot more animals... - Richard in Cincy - 3:10pm on 06/14/10

If the animal rights people had to replace every lost crop, every broken window, etc. - cheezz - 3:33pm on 06/14/10

and yes, I love animals dearly... but they are animals and each has their place [NT] - cheezz - 3:33pm on 06/14/10

I agree whole-heartedly. - Richard in Cincy - 5:55pm on 06/14/10

Richard, you are so right. Here, we shouldn't have the hundreds of squirrels there are on major - Marsha tbay - 6:48pm on 06/14/10

Yes, we had cats and a dog. And I know what you mean about a deer sighting being special. [NT] - Curious1 - 7:39pm on 06/15/10

With mylar strips fluttering in the breeze here in No. CA [NT] - Glennis_NoCA - 2:09am on 06/17/10

18363. Traca, are they doing that Canning Across America thing again this summer?? [NT] - AngAk - 10:43pm on 06/11/10 (6)

Yep! Organizers have been meeting lately. I haven't been involved... [LINK] - Traca - 5:39pm on 06/12/10

I don't know, but was thinking about it again. rhubarb jam party. and all my friends can salmon. [NT] - AngAk - 6:13pm on 06/14/10

I've heard of canning salmon but have never tried it. Intrigued. [NT] - Traca - 11:52pm on 06/15/10

I just had some canned smoked salmon for lunch yesterday. we do lots of that, in jars, but - AngAk - 7:32pm on 06/16/10

Re: I just had some canned smoked salmon for lunch yesterday. we do lots of that, in jars, but - carol whidbey Is - 8:29pm on 06/16/10

I don't can mine, I just freeze it, but most of my friends do. I'll find out for you. It's in - AngAk - 5:01pm on 06/17/10

18364. ISO your favorite osso bucco recipe, please! I have a lamb neck in the freezer and - Heather_in_SF - 10:54pm on 06/11/10 (8)

I love this one.... [LINK] - SallyBR - 11:29am on 06/12/10

Sorry Sally, I didn't read your post. Do you use the gremolata? I've never tried it. [NT] - Janet in NC - 8:06pm on 06/12/10

I do, and think it really adds a lot to the dish, but I am a huge lemon fan.... :-) [NT] - SallyBR - 8:39pm on 06/12/10

Rec: Ossobuco by Sarah Leah Chase [LINK] - barb_b - 11:48am on 06/12/10
I love Marcella Hazan's recipe. Don't have time to enter it right now though. [NT] - Janet in NC - 12:18pm on 06/12/10

That's the one I posted... my favorite too! [NT] - SallyBR - 12:21pm on 06/12/10

This is similiar and utterly delicious. I seem to not have copied the source - my apologies. - elaine - 4:28pm on 06/12/10

Thank you, everyone! I have printed them up and will thaw out that neck soon. [NT] - Heather_in_SF - 2:18pm on 06/13/10

18365. World Cup! - SallyBR - 11:48am on 06/12/10 (21)

meant to ask... - SallyBR - 11:49am on 06/12/10

Help me here... what sport is that? - Michael in Phoenix - 6:00pm on 06/12/10
Yep, watching right now. Should be a fun game. [NT] - orchid - 7:48pm on 06/12/10

But the horns drive me insane! [NT] - orchid - 8:00pm on 06/12/10

Go USA! The horns sound like a massive bee hive. AARRGG [NT] - PatBastrop - 11:33pm on 06/12/10

Eggsactly! [NT] - orchid - 4:13am on 06/13/10

Extremely annoying..... - SallyBR - 11:36am on 06/13/10

It is interesting, though, how they blame the tie on the goalie --- - PatBastrop - 1:26pm on 06/13/10

It think you've hit the nail on the head Pat, when it comes to Americans and futbol. It's very... - Michael in Phoenix - 2:52pm on 06/13/10

I think it's only slow if you aren't familiar with it. - Lana in FL - 5:53pm on 06/13/10

Yes, most Americans don't know the game. If you live outside of - orchid - 6:08pm on 06/13/10

I think they alot of Americans don't like soccer because it never stops. . . - mistral - 6:11pm on 06/13/10

I don't think they blame the goalie... - SallyBR - 4:54pm on 06/13/10

Sally, my husband has taken two weeks off to watch the games. - Lana in FL - 5:59pm on 06/13/10

LOL...that would send me over the top! I was just watching CNN and - orchid - 6:50pm on 06/13/10
My father is so worried about missing games that he almost cancelled his trip to visit me in Alaska. - AngAk - 6:17pm on 06/14/10
Isn't that craziness........vuvzelas...and the one on the bridge 'Nooit, ek se, snaaks, so snaaks!!' [NT] - joanietoo - 11:25pm on 06/14/10

The Brits meadia has ben perfectly horrid to the goalie Green...media huh! [NT] - joanietoo - 11:26pm on 06/14/10

I watched that replay a few times. I still don't understand how it got by him. [NT] - Michael in Phoenix - 5:46am on 06/16/10

Don't worry... he doesn't understand it either..... :-) [NT] - SallyBR - 3:21pm on 06/16/10

Watching every match here also - MEXICO !!! [NT] - Sandra in New York - 2:50am on 06/18/10

18366. 2 What do you do questions??? - SusanKentfieldCa - 7:56pm on 06/12/10 (9)

i that small a group, I'd eat a little of the fish and fill up on the side dishes(more) - daricem - 8:52pm on 06/12/10

Good call, daricem - just a bite or two to be polite. I wouldn't bring wine, though - - cheezz - 9:09pm on 06/12/10

Gah! [NT] - Steve2 in LA - 5:30am on 06/13/10

Instead of wine, how about bringing some homemade chocolate truffles? (Or high quality store-bought) [NT] - Meryl - 10:10pm on 06/13/10
When my sister in law brings wine, even chilled wine, she always says, "Here's something for your - Sylvia - 10:36pm on 06/13/10

Precisely what I was going to say Sylvia. I use that line often. One can't go wrong - Pat-NoCal - 2:46am on 06/14/10

I use that line as well and people always seem appreciative. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 9:24pm on 06/14/10

I agree - eat the side dishes, maybe no one will even notice, and if they do, - DawnNYS - 3:55pm on 06/16/10
If I was entertaining only 4-8 people, I'd want to serve something - colleenmomof2 - 2:42pm on 06/21/10

18367. all my canning entries were delivered today...AFTER the entry deadline I made (more) - daricem - 8:58pm on 06/12/10 (4)

Congratulations! Please let us know how it goes with the judging. [NT] - Curious1 - 9:51pm on 06/12/10
Just be sure to read Marilyn's gingerbread diary in Great Threads before you begin :) [NT] [LINK] - cheezz - 1:26am on 06/13/10
OH NO! you missed the deadline?? you have a positive attitude, fer sure. [NT] - AngAk - 6:22pm on 06/14/10

sorry, i phrased that incorrectly, made the deadline with the entires BUT(more) - daricem - 7:46pm on 06/15/10

18368. Saturday Six - DawnNYS - 6:24am on 06/13/10 (17)

Weekend Six - Heather_in_SF - 2:48pm on 06/13/10

So glad to hear about another tour! Could turn into something big, fingers crossed! [NT] - orchid - 7:02pm on 06/13/10
Congrats to you too, Heather! [NT] - Dawn_MO - 7:16pm on 06/13/10
Yeah, good for you. Money is always nice ;o) But what is a slide deck? [NT] - DawnNYS - 9:53pm on 06/13/10
Yay! Fingers crossed... [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 10:01pm on 06/13/10
Yeah, congrats. Hot yes! Stayin' in w/air on. Dawn, slide deck = Powerpoint presentation... - MariaDNoCA - 6:58am on 06/14/10

Sunday Six - Dawn_MO - 7:15pm on 06/13/10

Yippee! And now the hormones go into overdrive. How does she - DawnNYS - 9:57pm on 06/13/10

She is great with it. - Dawn_MO - 7:16am on 06/14/10

Wow, just Wow. [NT] - AngAk - 6:31pm on 06/14/10

I know. And the hospital and staff were fantastic. - Dawn_MO - 3:34am on 06/15/10

Weekend Six - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 10:10pm on 06/13/10

I share your love of hamburgers. Love 5 guys, too. As for the coffee cake, it could have been worse - Curious1 - 7:39pm on 06/14/10

Indeed. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 9:21pm on 06/14/10

How about a couple of chickens and several different chicken salads. [NT] - elaine - 4:18am on 06/14/10

OOPS - the above should be under Dawn's post. [NT] - elaine - 4:19am on 06/14/10

double oops. That is DawnNYS. Can you tell I haven't had coffee yet. [NT] - elaine - 4:23am on 06/14/10

18369. A big thank you to Shaun in TO for the tip to put pizza on parchment right onto the stone. It's a [LINK] - Curious1 - 4:37pm on 06/13/10 (3)

Whaaaaaaa! Didn't work for me at all! - colleenmomof2 - 11:00pm on 06/18/10

I'm so sorry, Colleen. Don't grease it, dust the parchment with cornmeal I had no sticking problem [NT] - Curious1 - 1:31am on 06/19/10
What Curious said.... - SallyBR - 11:24pm on 06/19/10

18370. How do you think dark chocolate chunks would go in a basic recipe - DawnNYS - 5:56pm on 06/13/10 (4)

Hmm. I think the chocolate might overwhelm the mulberries. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 10:00pm on 06/13/10
How about using white chocolate... should be a nice pairing [NT] - cheezz - 10:43pm on 06/13/10

Thanks - I ended up leaving it out - but mashed the berries so the batter was pink [NT] - DawnNYS - 9:54pm on 06/14/10

Ooo--pretty. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 6:50pm on 06/16/10

18371. Recipe: Minestrone (Wonderful Results and loved by all) - GayR - 10:37pm on 06/13/10 (0)

18372. Rec: Baked Grouper with White Truffle Cream Sauce. This was great! [LINK] [IMAGE] - FloriSandy - 12:34am on 06/14/10 (2)

Sounds decadent and looks gorgeous. - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 9:39pm on 06/16/10

Why thank you Amanda. Yes, baked fish - FloriSandy - 1:03am on 06/17/10

18373. ISO, favorite icing for pastry bag piping/decorating cakes - MariaDNoCA - 2:49pm on 06/14/10 (4)

I've had good luck piping this original Red Velvet Cake Icing [LINK] - Melissa Dallas - 3:52pm on 06/14/10
Maria, if you want a chocolate one, Debbie in GA's blender frosting works great! [LINK] [IMAGE] - Sandi in Hawaii - 3:51pm on 06/16/10
This link has a few buttercreams posted within, which would also work for piping on cakes. [LINK] - Sandi in Hawaii - 4:01pm on 06/16/10
Here's link to my favorite piping frosting. Have been using it for years [NT] [LINK] - wigs - 4:00pm on 06/22/10

18374. REC: BBQ Deviled Eggs - yum! [NT] [LINK] - deb-in-MI - 3:20pm on 06/14/10 (0)

18375. REC: Chewey Chocolate Gingerbread Cookies- posted by wildwoods [LINK] - CynUpstateNY - 3:21pm on 06/14/10 (1)

Ginger AND chocolate. Looks really good. [NT] - Amanda_Pennsylvania - 9:40pm on 06/16/10

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