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Posted between May 22, 2005 and November 28, 2009

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Sausage Gravy

Posted by ThatJodiGirl  

A great base recipe for sausage gravy. I used spicy italian sausage and added a little paprika too. Served with MarieAlice's Baking Powder Biscuits #87258. I agree with a previous reviewer about cooking the flour with the sausage--not only does... — Cinizini Jan 15, 2007

Recipe #14911

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Baking Powder Biscuits

(2 people found this helpful) Posted by Tasty Tidbits  

I wanted to comment because I made this recipe twice over the past 2 days with very different results. Yesterday we made a half-batch using lard instead of Crisco and 2% milk in our warm kitchen--the biscuits turned out great, very flaky, high... — Cinizini Jan 14, 2007

Recipe #87258

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Crispy Salmon Cakes With Lemon- Caper Mayonnaise

Posted by GaylaJ  

I chose not to rate this recipe as I modified it to suit what we had in the fridge...didn't have enough mayo so I used half mayo and half sour cream for the sauce--turned out wonderfully that way, I think sour cream was a good sub. (made some... — Cinizini May 21, 2006

Recipe #119417

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Beef Kurmah (Curried Beef)

Posted by Latchy  

Excellent curry; I usually like my curries pretty spicy but the unusual flavor combinations and richness made up for it. Only addition was about a tsp, of salt. Awesome recipe-thank you! — Cinizini Sep 25, 2005

Recipe #68718

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Khasta Roti

(5 people found this helpful) Posted by Charishma Ramchandani  

I served these for dinner last night with caetb's Curried Red Lentils "Curried Red Lentils" and plain yoghurt and we all loved them-- "These are really good!" I have never made roti nor parathas at home before so I just guessed at the method, being too... — Cinizini Jul 21, 2005

Recipe #8857

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Curry Chicken Udon

Posted by Chef #214896  

We haven't had much curry udon but enjoyed the flavor of this recipe. The egg pancakes were an unusual and tasty addition, adding a different texture. At first I didn't think that it needed the cornstarch, from my experience using roux, but in... — Cinizini Jul 9, 2005

Recipe #121494

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Old-Fashioned Anadama Bread

Posted by Elmotoo  

As a beginning baker, I appreciate the thorough notes in this recipe. I had a lot of fun making this, and took my time, stretching it out to about 5 hours, in between which I did other things around my apartment. It didn't seem to matter that the... — Cinizini Jun 26, 2005

Recipe #66058

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Black Bean Dip

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by Sue L  

Yummy dip--love the chiles. As I do not have a food processor I used a pastry cutter to blend this, which made for a chunkier texture that we really liked. At the last minute (read: in the middle of making the recipe) I decided to make a double... — Cinizini Jun 23, 2005

Recipe #38564

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Kofte Kebabs with Cucumber Mint Sauce

(2 people found this helpful) Posted by Sue L  

A great kofte recipe. My only note is that cooked in a pan over medium to medium high heat, these took about 15 minutes (If I had access to a grill I definitely would have chose that method, but they still turned out fine!). The mint in the... — Cinizini Jun 22, 2005

Recipe #77727

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Buttermilk Bran Muffins

(2 people found this helpful) Posted by Marg (CaymanDesigns)  

Excellent texture and flavor. I made a half-batch of these, twice, and don't think they need any butter; they're delicious by themselves. I also cut back on the sugar a bit. However, I did enjoy poking a hole in the center of a few and... — Cinizini Jun 19, 2005

Recipe #101530

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Indonesian Sesame Noodles

(2 people found this helpful) Posted by FlemishMinx  

Liked the tang from the cider vinegar. Would recommend sprinkling some toasted sesame seeds on the top. The flavors blended very well; thanks for posting! — Cinizini Jun 19, 2005

Recipe #124567

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Chinese Meatballs

Posted by Gilcat2  

Excellent flavor--love the ginger in this, and the meatballs were very tender. I was anticipating that they might fall apart in the frying but they stayed together without incident. Added a little white pepper and dried shitake mushrooms to the... — Cinizini Jun 10, 2005

Recipe #204

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Cornmeal pancakes

(3 people found this helpful) Posted by integrity1st  

I made these for brunch today, just as written, very tasty. The slightly earthy flavor was very satisfying. I got 20 2-3" diameter cakes out of this and am going to freeze the rest as suggested. The flavor and texture of the cornmeal makes... — Cinizini May 29, 2005

Recipe #75499

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Baked Chicken Nuggets

Posted by ratherbeswimmin'  

I made these tonight as my weekly snack group that I facilitate at work. Easy and fun to prepare, and very tender at the listed cooking time (20 minutes was perfect!). I doubled the recipe and used seasoned breadcrumbs (leaving out the dried... — Cinizini May 29, 2005

Recipe #81671

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Curried Red Lentils

Posted by caetb  

Yummy recipe, easy to prepare; almost a smoky flavor, rich and subtle. I substituted 8 ounces of canned diced tomatoes for the puree and served this with a little plain yoghurt swirled into it, a handful of cilantro leaves, and sliced cucumbers on... — Cinizini May 28, 2005

Recipe #38693

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Grits and Greens

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by crispychick  

I agree with Roosie, this was an excellent recipe! I cooked the stone ground grits that I have the way that I always do, using 2-percent milk, and then just added the sauteed greens. I subbed kale, a highly ruffly variety, which added a nice... — Cinizini May 27, 2005

Recipe #102977

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Turkish Cornbread

Posted by Mirj  

I loved this cornbread, not least because of the yoghurt and olive oil, although my boyfriend said that he couldn't taste the oil. Didn't adjust anything. Stayed moist for at least 3 days, and was tasty with some homemade strawberry jam on... — Cinizini May 27, 2005

Recipe #16641

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Hearty Kielbasa Stew

Posted by Lorac  

A very flexible recipe, and even better the next day, and the day after that! Wonderfully rich flavor that blends and improves over time. I substituted a 28 oz can of crushed tomatoes for the non-diced tomatoes in the recipe because that was what... — Cinizini May 27, 2005

Recipe #99219

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Moroccan Chicken With Preserved Lemons and Couscous

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by bluemoon downunder  

I agree with the previous review: the amount of marinade worked well for half the amount of chicken. I didn't have any preserved lemons but the marinade was great on its own; I also used chicken parts instead of skinless breasts which added about... — Cinizini May 27, 2005

Recipe #120175

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rockin' rice pudding

(2 people found this helpful) Posted by chia  

I have made this several times at home and while I think it's awesome as written (and so easy that I've already committed it to memory)I do have a couple of comments. First of all, I've also made this with freshly cooked rice (when I had a mad... — Cinizini May 22, 2005

Recipe #53081

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