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Fruit Pizza

(1 reviews) Posted by Kat

Pressed crust dessert pizza made with common ingredients. Excellent with strawberries only, too! (Prep time includes waiting for crust to cool.) this is nasty MORE»

Recipe #61892

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Toasted Pine Nut and Parmesan Couscous

(2 reviews) Posted by Kat

A modern and nutty taste for those who fear curry and couscous. MORE»

Recipe #48104

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Basil Pesto Couscous

Posted by Kat

A bright, fresh flavor to a traditional dish. If you like pasta, you'll like quick, easy-to-make couscous. MORE»

Recipe #48103

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Wild Forest Mushroom Couscous

Posted by Kat

A unique earthy flavor to the traditional pasta-like grain. Very quick to make. MORE»

Recipe #48102

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Roasted Garlic and Olive Oil Couscous

(2 reviews) Posted by Kat

A very quick and flavorful dish. If you like pasta, you'll like couscous. MORE»

Recipe #48100

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Lemon Spinach Couscous

(5 reviews) Posted by Kat

A very quick, easy, tasty and filling dish. MORE»

Recipe #48099

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White Hot Chocolate (using milk)

(1 reviews) Posted by Kat

One large & cozy hot chocolate serving. Very quick and easy. A good way to use up white chocolate after Easter. MORE»

Recipe #24265

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Simple Savory Pasta

(3 reviews) Posted by Kat

Simple, easy, delicious. Requires that you cook one serving of some pasta. Double recipe for two servings of pasta. Really great with fresh pasta! MORE»

Recipe #23280

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Garlic Herb Butter

(6 reviews) Posted by Kat

Stuff this under the skin of a chicken with extra garlic, use it for garlic bread, a small disc in the center of a hamburger, or use as a "condiment" for fish and seafood. Adapted from "How to Grill" by Raichlen. You've got to check that book out. MORE»

Recipe #23227

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Chocolate Drops (Coconut & Oatmeal No Bake)

(12 reviews) Posted by Kat

Quick & simple "cookie" recipe that requires no baking. Mom used to make these often, and I would always steal cookies before they had fully cooled and set (you know what I'm talking about!) MORE»

Recipe #21869

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CHEWY Chocolate Chip Cookies

(13 reviews) Posted by Kat

Soft, chewy cookies that have a remarkable "cookie" taste. MORE»

Recipe #20884

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Hot Spinach and Artichoke Dip (Lower-Than-Normal-Fat)

(34 reviews) Posted by Kat

Made with lower fat ingredients. Thicker texture (not runny). Dip freezes well. If you haven't tried this type of dip yet, you don't know what you're missing! Cook time is for microwave. MORE»

Recipe #20756

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Evil Pork Chops

(18 reviews) Posted by Kat

Very simple, and will yield the juiciest, tastiest pork chops you will ever have. The longer you let the pork chops marinade, the better they are. Remember garlic mellows when it is cooked! (Cook time is for medium thickness, on the Barbecue) MORE»

Recipe #14995

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Skin Care for Oily Skin and Acne

(2 reviews) Posted by Kat

Kiss that oily nose goodbye! After dealing with Oily Skin and Acne for many years, there have been few things I've found that work (short of expensive temporary medical solutions.) Here is the best I've found so far. MORE»

Recipe #13240

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Rice Krispies Chocolate Roll

(3 reviews) Posted by Kat

This recipe is AMAZING. Be prepared to buy new clothes. MORE»

Recipe #12846

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Bacon and Potato Chowder

(45 reviews) Posted by Kat

Very filling, tasty, and easy to make. For best results, buy a good, very smokey bacon from a butcher shop. MORE»

Recipe #12662

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Kentucky Fried Chicken Seasoning Mix

(20 reviews) Posted by Kat

Just mix these commonly-found spices together! Great when used for skinless chicken fingers too. MORE»

Recipe #12125

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Bath Bombs

(3 reviews) Posted by Kat

Bath bombs are (non-edible!) chunks of ... stuff that you throw in your bathwater. They soften the skin and smell great. MORE»

Recipe #12119

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Dumplings for Soup

(5 reviews) Posted by Kat

Very easy to make. Adds a very tasty and filling component to any soup. Extra soup keeps well. MORE»

Recipe #11641

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