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    Word Congo

    seborrhea--eagle :rolleyes:
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    Ploye-a northern Maine pancake

    I think I'm going to have to try ALL 3 recipes and see which one comes close. I'll let you guys know which one is the best and THANKS so much Trish
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    Menu For The 4th of July?

    I feel your pain goodgiver, as I have lots of family & friends left on the East Coast in PA, CT and Maine. I wish you could of sent some of that rain my way since we are battling wildfires out here in AZ :sad: It's 104 at 1:30 PM today and I have to start the grill soon for a BBQ~~~~maybe I...
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    Ploye-a northern Maine pancake

    My grandmother used to make a pancake call "Ploye" by the French Americans in northern Maine (Aroostook County). It's not really a pancake and not really a crepe but a cross between the two? I remember her cooking them in a cast iron skillet on one side only, we would butter them and roll them...
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    Chicken glazes

    I use this sauce for Cornish Hens but it works equally well on chicken: 1/4 cup Karo light corn syrup 1/4 cup orange juice 1/2 tsp summer savory (gives a nice peppery taste) Trish
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    Who Is Your Favorite Celebrity Chef?

    Not sure if you count these two as celebrities but I love their cookbooks and recipes......Julee Rosso and Sheila Lukins (of Silver Palate fame), also Jeff Smith (the Frugal Gourmet), Rachel Ray, Bobby Flay and Emeril Lagasse. Trish
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    New to site

    Greetings from sunny and hot Arizona! :mrgreen: My name is Trish and I happened upon this forum quite by accident when searching for some recipes. Was thrilled to see such a great community existed and look forward to sharing information and recipes with this diverse group. Happy 4th of...
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    Diff between Manhattan & New England Clam Chowder?

    Hi everyone, This is my first post on your site and I just had to chime in about the "chowdah" topic. I was born in CT and lived there for most of my life near the shoreline town of Mystic (and YES, there really is a Mystic Pizza!) Manhattan Clam Chowder is tomato based as many of you...
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