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    BARBEQUE MAN

    Southern California

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    Southern California

    Joined: Jan 14, 2013

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    New Topic Question: What is a ramikin? in Cooking Q & A

    "In several recipes, I have read the term ramikin or ramiken used to describe what sounds very similar to a muffin pan. Is this correct or is this a different sort of baking utensil?"

    Jan 16, 2013 on Food.com

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    Credo: "You can cook anything on a barbeque, and it will taste better" Born and raised in Southern Ca. so I am extremely fond of Mexican and Chinese food. Father was from the south so Cajun and Southern cooking are almost an inborn instinct. First learned to cook from Grandmother.

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