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Gourmet Dog Biscuits

Posted by Twyla  

My dog loved these- they are his very favorite treat now! I used two 4 ounce jars of organic sweet potato/chicken dinner. I totally cheated and just threw it all into the bread machine to mix and knead... set the timer for 10 minutes and pulled it... — TCookie May 23, 2005

Recipe #18774

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Raspberry Shortbread

(4 people found this helpful) Posted by evelyn/athens  

These were great! Very rich. I could tell the dough would make a ton, so I ended up using 1 ball of dough at a time, and did them in a smaller pan. (Just adjusted the raspberry filling to fit) That way I got fresh yummies a second time. I will... — TCookie May 13, 2005

Recipe #80671

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Mexican Chocolate Cake

Posted by Kim D.  

I made this as posted, except in two 9 inch pans. Texture was lovely, moist and fine. The flavor, however, was different from what I expected. It has an unusual, almost artificial tasting sweetness, probably from the sour milk. DS loved it, but... — TCookie May 3, 2005

Recipe #27332

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Savory Ham and Mushroom Quiche

Posted by kitchengrrl  

I've made this a couple of times now, and we love it. I do the no-crust muffin tin version. I use an 8 oz container of the EggBeaters stuff (for DH South Beach diet)and add half & half to get to 3 cups in my measuring cup. I ramp up the quantities... — TCookie Mar 21, 2005

Recipe #62938

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Spanish Bar Cake

(3 people found this helpful) Posted by 1Steve  

I made this for my kids as an afternoon snack cake. They (and I) loved it! As recommended by a prior reviewer, I only used half the allspice and it was just great. I use unsweetened applesauce and did not frost it, and that was perfect. I will... — TCookie Jan 6, 2005

Recipe #32190

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Romantic Bathtub Potion

(2 people found this helpful) Posted by Sharon123  

Although I enjoyed the finished product, there were a few hitches. I had to special order the citric acid from a pharmacy 'cuz none of the 5 drugstores in town carried it. Cost $24, but was enough for 1 1/2 batches. Epsom salts came from the... — TCookie Oct 17, 2004

Recipe #73607

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Easy Shower Curtain Cleaning

Posted by carebear68  

Okay, not exactly a recipe- but here's my version: Take down the shower curtain and put it into the washing machine with 2 large bath towels. Add regular amount of detergent- I guess you could use some bleach, too, if your towels are white. Run... — TCookie Sep 23, 2004

Recipe #100393

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