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Country Style Omelette

Posted by Peter J  

This was great! We actually just finished it with everyone raving. I realized too late that I left out the cream cheese, but it still tasted very nice. It was very filling and I loved the colors in it, too. Thanks for sharing! — tiffany k Oct 9, 2009

Recipe #165801

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Crackers Just Like Saltines - Homemade

Posted by love4culinary  

These are so cool! I followed the advice of some fellow reviewers and added some sugar and subbed a cup of cornmeal. I didn't have proper measuring instruments so had to estimate a lot, and we also added some spices. What we ended up with, though,... — tiffany k Oct 7, 2009

Recipe #56886

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"How I got my family to eat spinach" Spinach Casserole

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by Karen=^..^=  

Very good! Omitted the salt and added some hot sauce. It's gonna become a staple in our household. Thanks! — tiffany k Sep 14, 2009

Recipe #25775

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Rice Gruel

Posted by FusionCat  

Recipe #217625

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Kimchi Jjigae (Korean Kimchi Soup)

Posted by Emily Han  

This is fantastic! Thanks for sharing! — tiffany k Feb 24, 2009

Recipe #324429

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Sigumchi Namul (Korean Spinach Salad Kimchi)

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by gobruijns  

Great recipe! Thanks for sharing! — tiffany k Jan 19, 2009

Recipe #320175

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Bi Bim Bap

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by miraclelove77  

Recipe #350414

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Pork Chops in Onion Sauce (Schweinekotelett in Zwiebelsosse)

Posted by Tebo  

This is fantastic. It may be unorthodox but I did add some ingredients to boost the flavor. A teaspoon each of worchestershire, soy sauce, and tomato paste, and I also used the apples as another reviewer mentioned. Great stuff! — tiffany k Dec 8, 2008

Recipe #12134

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Crusty French Bread

Posted by PCrocker  

This was fantastic! We had some three cheese spaghetti sauce around the house so we made garlic bread out of one half of the loaves to dip it in it. We'll be making this often! — tiffany k Nov 29, 2008

Recipe #101476

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Mom's Thai Fried Rice

Posted by shimmerchk  

The addition of the cucumber is great! It makes the whole dish more refreshing. Thank you for sharing! I will definately make this again. — tiffany k Nov 29, 2008

Recipe #87440

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Korean Pork Strips

Posted by TGirl,RN  

very nice. i added some apple and pear puree to mine and it came out wonderful! thanks for sharing! — tiffany k Nov 22, 2008

Recipe #57790

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Raw Oyster Shooters

Posted by echo echo  

Recipe #103737

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China Moon Double Chicken Stock

Posted by BonnieZ  

Recipe #56831

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Awesome Rich Shrimp Stock

(2 people found this helpful) Posted by ~Rita~  

This is great stuff. I never thought of cooking the shells and scraps before putting the water in. Thank you so much for sharing, this is definately worth the effort. — tiffany k Feb 13, 2008

Recipe #247957

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Pear Coffee Cake with Ginger Pecan Crunch Topping

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by 1Steve  

Wow. So to be honest this was completely beyond expectations. We had those big asian pears around and I happened to come across this recipe. Boy am I glad I did. I would recommend this coffee cake to anyone that's looking for easy baking w/ fruit,... — tiffany k Feb 13, 2008

Recipe #22133

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Pad Thai with Chicken and Shrimp

Posted by Just Call Me Martha  

This was definately a change of pace. It was really good but a tad bit sweet. I noticed that our chili-garlic sauce and our fish sauce was the kind with sugar in it, so maybe that affected the taste a bit. I'll make this again definately, and... — tiffany k Feb 9, 2008

Recipe #45005

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Shrimp Stock (2 Methods)

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by ~Rita~  

This is very useful. I used some for thai noodles for lunch, and froze the rest in small compartments to use for cooking. Thank you for sharing! — tiffany k Feb 9, 2008

Recipe #147961

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Giant Oatmeal Drop Cookies

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by ellie_  

Wow, these are good! I accidently made smaller ones and got 20. I love how they don't taste low fat but are. We used both raisins and dried cranberries. Thanks for sharing! — tiffany k Sep 30, 2007

Recipe #42315

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The Kim Family Korean Beef Recipe

(1 person found this helpful) Posted by Belinda in Austin, TX  

Wow, this is very similar to our family's recipe too. I always knew the ingredients but was never sure about the proportions. The scent is really to die for. Thanks for sharing! — tiffany k Sep 27, 2007

Recipe #209447

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German Coffee Cake With Nuts and Chocolate ( Nusskuchen )

Posted by Inge 1505  

Wow, this turned out wonderful. Everytime I bake something you can usually tell that it was homemade but this seemed like something from a 5 star hotel. The many steps weren't hard at all in practice, and I have a feeling we'll be making this... — tiffany k Sep 2, 2007

Recipe #122822

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