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Gobi Aloo

Gobi Aloo by Jim DeForest

Fragrant, spicy Cauliflower and Potato dish.

1 vote
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Berry Compote

Berry Compote by Chef Smith

1 vote
1539 views
EGGPLANT PASTA SALAD

EGGPLANT PASTA SALAD by Linda Oefelein

1 vote
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Oven Baked Parmesan Seasoned Fries

Oven Baked Parmesan Seasoned Fries by Larry Schneider

Note: The amounts listed here are for every one pound of fries. One pound of fries is the equilivent of approximately 3 medium potatoes.

1 vote
1613 views
Ranch Style Beans

Ranch Style Beans by DCMH

1 vote
1668 views
Pineapple Mango Salsa

Pineapple Mango Salsa by Chef Smith

Serve with Caribbean Grilled Chicken and Cilantro Rice

1 vote
3988 views
Sweet and Sour Cabbage

Sweet and Sour Cabbage by DCMH

1 vote
1009 views
Easy Cheesy Scalloped Potatoes

Easy Cheesy Scalloped Potatoes by Deb Theisen

1 vote
2849 views
CURRY SAUCE

CURRY SAUCE by Saru

Well-Flavoured and carefully prepared sauces can make such a difference to even the simplest of dishes that it is worth while knowing which sauces suit various foods.This particular simple yet very falvourful sauce goes really well with curied fish,eggs,or baked curry chicken or just as a plain dip for any f the fried yummies.

1 vote
1158 views
Dim sum dip holders

Dim sum dip holders by Stephen Crout

I used dim sum wrappers to hold a couple of different concoctions.

1 vote
996 views
Stir-fried Baby Bok Choy with Garlic

Stir-fried Baby Bok Choy with Garlic by Jessica Ryan

1 vote
4535 views
Squash Casrole

Squash Casrole by april kitrell

This a Great hit at family functions.

1 vote
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No Touch Turnips Paula Wolferts' Way

No Touch Turnips Paula Wolferts' Way by kathy gori

This seems to be the week of no touch, no stir, nearly hands off cooking. Easter became a menu of simple, down home Italian dishes that I felt I just had to share even if they're off topic from my usual Indian fare. How does someone get to be 91 years old without eating a turnip....ever? To what is that attributed? The fact that…

2 votes
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Eat Your Lawn!

Eat Your Lawn! by kathy gori

There was a very fancy Chinese restaurant in Beverly Hills . One of the specialties was referred to as "fried greens". All the beautiful people would practically line up to make reservations and order the "fried greens". A secret recipe, they never told anybody what it was. Then one day someone mentioned how every Friday all the…

1 vote
2221 views
Winter Melon Stoup

Winter Melon Stoup by tigerfish

1 vote
1914 views