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From: Southern Polar Bear
On Tuesday, December 02, 2008
I am planning on making for a friend. I am going to make it, cool it, and then put it in a container for her to eat whenever she would like. My only concern is that the noodles will get soggy. Does anyone have any suggestions to prevent this form happening?
Review From: Momma de Finn
On Dec 2, 2008
RECIPE: Cranberry/Orange Relish
I know a recipe is great when after I've eaten it, I crave it for weeks. This is definately one of those recipes! Just follow the directions exactly and let the goodness begin!
Review From: Simply Sarah
On Dec 2, 2008
RECIPE: Beer Batter
I halved this recipe to coat 8 ounces of quartered mushrooms. Fried them up with the oil at 320°F and they were better than the ones I get out at restaurants. Perfect batter (I only had to add a bit more flour than called for, but the tip on...
Review From: Tarteausucre
On Dec 2, 2008
RECIPE: Shrimp With Artichokes
Made this to use up some Shallots I had in the fridge. Hehe at least that was my excuse to get some yummy shrimps. Used up some green onions instead of chives and Artichoke bottoms. Added in a little garlic and served over pasta. I would make more...
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