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Monday, May 31, 2010
Bell peppers with rice (p. 292)
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There aren't many TJOC recipes that utterly fail for me but it does occasionally happen. Bell peppers with rice (p. 292) was one of the...
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Green pea soup (p. 130) and Lentil soup with greens (p. 134)
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I really like making soup but Josh doesn't love it nearly as much as I do. If I had to pick one type of food to eat for the rest of my ...
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Spiced rhubarb conserves (p. 940)
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Mom has a big rhubarb patch in the backyard and asked me if there were any TJOC recipes that could utilize some. I thumbed through TJOC and...
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Saturday, May 29, 2010
Pimiento cheese (p. 179) and Sweet-and-sour pork (p. 504)
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Pimiento cheese (p. 179) spread is something that I've seen at the grocery counter a thousand times but never actually eaten, likely bec...
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Au gratin potatoes (p. 297)
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I usually adore potatoes in all their forms, so I thought Au gratin potatoes (p. 297) would be a perfect addition to the dinner that my fath...
Ranch dressing (p. 576) , Creamy macaroni salad for a crowd (p. 172), and Creamy dressing for coleslaw (p. 578)
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The week after my PhD "graduation" my brother Sam graduated from high school! Congrats, Sam! (I will post a picture of Sam and I ...
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Thursday, May 20, 2010
Becker sour cream dip (p. 72)
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I am so behind in posting (like usual) which means a bunch of the posts that I am writing now are never going to be read (they will get buri...
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Friday, May 14, 2010
Grad weekend #6:Chicken and apple sausage (p. 516),Pan-broiled sausage (p. 517) Fruit salad or fruit cup (p.210),Honey dressing for fruit salad(p.578)
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I originally meant to make a couple types of sausage for brunch but realized that I had only bought enough pork for my stuffing and not enou...
Grad weekend #5: Brunch! "Artichoke frittata for a crowd" (p.202)
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I was pretty excited to have a crowd for which to cook "Artichoke frittata for a crowd" (p.202). I was pretty excited to be able ...
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Grad post #4.5: The lost side dishes. Twice-baked potatoes (p. 297) and Creamed pearl onions (p. 287)
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As I was reading TJOC, I realized I had missed a graduation post on the dinner side dishes. I am pretty proud of my graduation cooking--I wa...
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