by VeganYumminess on Sunday, October 28, 2012
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Low-Carb Chocolate Cupcakes
by j3nn on Sunday, October 28, 2012
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Pork, Apricot and Fennel Sausages
Rich Jam and Coconut Cake
A family favourite, taken from an old Be-Ro cookbook; these simple cake and jam sandwiches have coconut sprinkled over them and make a perfect tea… by KarenBurnsBooth on Sunday, October 28, 2012
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Family Friendly Fabulous Fish Pie
These easy to make pies are perfect for a family supper or lunch dish; children love them, and there is no need to serve any extra vegetables on the… by KarenBurnsBooth on Sunday, October 28, 2012
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Spanish Omelette
Spanish omelette that can be adapted to any tastes by changing your flavouring ingredient. This recipe is so easy and really captures the essence of… by BaileyEmmett on Sunday, October 28, 2012
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Healthy Appetizers: Jezebel Sauce
4.55 / 5 Stars | 57 Reviews
by LORIELEECOOPER
“Serve this surprisingly sweet and spicy spread with cream cheese over crackers.”
Pumpkin Pound Cake with an Apple Cider Drizzle
This is the most tender and fluffy pound cake you will ever eat!!! by SlimPicksKitch on Saturday, October 27, 2012
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Healthy Appetizers: Big M’s Spicy Lime Grilled Prawns
4.1 / 5 Stars | 44 Reviews
by Marcus Hender
“Prawns are marinated in lime, onion, and garlic and then quickly grilled. A wonderful addition to an outdoor meal.”
roasted pear and chocolate chunk scones
One of the saddest things you should probably know about me is that I’m a terrible host. I don’t mean to be; in my head, I’m the kind of person who would find out you were coming over, quickly gather some wildflowers from the side of the road, put them in an old Mason jar, pour-over some coffee from a local roaster, steam cream from an upstate dairy in a spouted glass and pull out something warm and enticing from the oven right as you arrived. In my head, I understand that none of these things are terribly difficult to pull off. In reality, were you to come over right now, you’d find a plate of pears (one with a toddler mouth-sized bite removed) and mostly-empty jar of something delicious, but alas, too delicious to have lasted until you arrived, on the table, a colossal explosion of wooden train tracks and fire station parts all over the carpet and a fireman in a time out (“What did he do?” I asked. “He did NOTHING!” I was informed. Well, then…). Also notable is the absent aroma of freshly-brewed coffee. Upon closer inspection, you might see that I don’t actually own any coffee-making apparatus. And not a single warm thing has left the oven this morning; we had stove-top oatmeal for breakfast again.
Seriously, you’d revoke my book contact if you saw this place. I might have kept this to myself forever, but I have been found out. I have been found out because in the last month, more strangers have entered my apartment than have in the three-plus years we’ve lived here. They come under the auspices of writing articles about tiny kitchens or wanting to watch me make a recipe from the cookbook, but I know the truth: they want to see how we really live and when they find out, well, I hope they are relieved because are all of the fruits in your bowl intact? Are no firemen in unjust time outs? Good, you’re a step ahead.
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