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Posted 17 years ago
I love sisig. Everyone in my family does. But, for the life of me, I can't cook sisig -- it just entails too m
Posted 17 years ago
Use any fresh vegetables you like, instead of or in addition to the asparagus and zucchini. I’ve had great s
Posted 17 years ago
Une recette surprenante et facile à faire pour cette confiture de kiwi
Posted 17 years ago
Balsamic vinegar is the secret ingredient, but the only sign it’s there is the deeper, richer taste it gives
Posted 17 years ago
In my tortang tilapia entry, reader Felixberto commented, "I've been making torta using ligo sardines. Haven't
Posted 17 years ago
A lovely little red velvet cupcake recipe!
Posted 17 years ago
I first tasted mahi-mahi when I lived in Saipan, and I fell head over heals for it. Until that time my experie
Posted 17 years ago
Sweet, Salty, Frito Candy made with peanut butter cups.
Posted 17 years ago
I was planning on cooking Scotch Eggs but I got lazy last night after cooking an entire tikoy a few hours earl
Posted 17 years ago
A 30 minute meal makes dinnertime so quick and easy!
Posted 17 years ago
Michael's favorite cereal is raisin bran and we always have a box or two in the pantry. This is a fun and tast
Posted 17 years ago
Kind of like Ginger's Enchiladas
Posted 17 years ago
Mention Filipino cooking and adobo comes to mind. For some reason, the dish itself is an unequivocal declarati
Posted 17 years ago
If you use packaged polenta, slice it into 18 thin slices. If you make your own polenta, spread the cooked pol
Posted 17 years ago
A salad that's quick to assemble but will impress guests with its rich flavour, texture and colour.
Posted 17 years ago
You can substitute any other leafy green for the kale, but if you’re using quick-cooking greens such as spin
Posted 17 years ago
This is a very simple, adaptable dish that cooks up quickly. If you don’t have time to make the berberé spi
Posted 17 years ago
From Better Homes & Gardens New Cook Book
Posted 17 years ago
My grandma's recipe that my family has been making FOREVER. Fudgy with a crusty top!
Posted 17 years ago
This isn't even really a recipe it's so easy!
Posted 17 years ago
Recipe for classic sweet chex mix.
Posted 17 years ago
I got this recipe from my SIL's mom Nicki Burnett. There are many versions of this recipe, this one is my fave
Posted 17 years ago
From WHO KNOWS?!?! Some chocolate cream cheese genius, I suppose.
Posted 17 years ago
Adapted from A Field Guide to Cookies by Anita Chu as seen on Erin Cooks and Delish
Posted 17 years ago
Adapted from The Pampered Chef
Posted 17 years ago
A delicious go-to dinner!
Posted 17 years ago
From Jane Maynard
Posted 17 years ago
From: Katie Tullis
Posted 17 years ago
"This is the BEST." - Amy Kroff
Posted 17 years ago
Posted 17 years ago
I???m about to share with you my all time favorite sandwich. Let me introduce you to Rachel. Yes, Rachel is Re
Posted 17 years ago
Use Trader Joe???s pizza crust or, if you???re in the mood, make your own! (Click here for crust recipe.)
Posted 17 years ago
Posted 17 years ago
From Adrianne Campbell (from Cuisine at Home magazine)
Posted 17 years ago
From Better Homes & Gardens cookbook
Posted 17 years ago