Saturday, December 30, 2006
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3 comments:
Cool idea! Do you want to try out other people's recipes? I'm not much of a cook, but I have a few favorite recipes that I make when I have to make something. A guy at work had a party at his house several years ago, and he had this brocolli salad, which I thought was awesome. He gave me the recipe, and the ingredients looked absolutely AWFUL!! If I hadn't tasted it first, I never would have believed that those ingredients mixed together could be anything other than sickening. I made it a week ago to take to my sister's house for Christmas, and it was a big hit.
The man who originally gave me the recipe was a nice Jewish man, and I think he said the recipe came from a cookbook that his synagogue had compiled from recipes from the congregation.
Cool beans!!!
The stuffed peppers you mentioned. Please, please, please. I'm not begging or anything. Just asking. :)
Very cool idea. We are not a household of adventurous eaters, but I really look forward to seeing "what's cooking" over there!
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