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    Djinni

    Atlanta, GA

    Chef #271756

    Atlanta, GA

    Joined: Dec 09, 2005

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    About Me

    I'm a recent convert to vegetarianism but my husband is not. Since I have been doing most of the cooking it becomes a balancing act of seeing what I can add meat to later or what meat substitue he'll allow for me use.

    I'm a military brat who grew up with lots of ethnic food but very little "American" cuisine while my husband is a meat and potatos guy whose idea of green vegetables is parsley.

    My husband can fix any recipe that isn't turning out quite right but he can't follow a recipe worth a damn. I am the complete opposite. I can follow a recipe but when it doesn't taste right or the a sauce isn't coming along correctly I'm lost. We are probably one of the rare copules that gets along in the kitchen (well sometimes anyway).

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