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    Homemade Cranberry Sauce?

    We do Cranberry-Orange Relish. Rinse one bag of Cranberries (can be frozen - need to be thawed). Clean (do not peel!) three Valencia Oranges - cut into pieces; remove seeds. Put cranberries in bowl of a food processor (you can also use a blender) and process (using the pulse button) until...
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    ISO Green Bean Casserole without mushroom soup?

    Bechamel Sauce will work If you don't have a can of cream of anything soup; make a Bechamel Sauce. Most of us have the basic ingredients on hand (flour, butter, milk, and salt). I add a dash of Nutmeg to mine to give it some depth. Cream soup just makes the casserole quicker and easier...
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    Hello from Franklin, Tennessee

    Thank you for the warm welcome!!
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    Hello! FL newbie here...

    Biggest thing is quality and feel Hi Cuppa ... love the name! I have a couple of brands I use but, my "tried and true" are German ... one of which, a 10" Chef, is now 21 years old and still going strong! A good quality knife is an investment ... one which should last for many years. For...
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    Hello to everyone

    Dutch friends served this as a weeknight meal My friends from Holland served this. I think it was called Stamppot ... very stick-to-your-ribs and tasty meal! Mieps would cut the sausage about 1" thick and sautee it in a small amount of oil to brown it. She would cook turnips, potatos, and...
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    Hello from Franklin, Tennessee

    Hello All, Was searching for a recipe for a friend and stumbled on to this site. Looks like a great place to chat and have fun. I have cooked professionally as well as taught classes and given demonstrations. Now working on a cookbook (somewhat anecdotal) and trying to teach my teenage son how...
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