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    Erbian

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    Joined: Oct 13, 2007

    Birthday: Jan 01

    2 reviews by Erbian

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    Reviewed Basic Dried Beans
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      |  By Tish

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    "just what I needed to know about cooking dried beans. Thanks!"

    Dec 2, 2008 on Food.com

    Recipe #49960

    Reviewed Classic Pumpkin Pie for Expats
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      |  By Anna Bananana

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    "I'm also an expat, so was interested in this recipe. It's too time-consuming, but Anna Banana is right about getting rid of excess juices from the puree. My easier method is just to bake the pumpkin till it's tender(in a non-stick skillet, so no oil needed, then put it in a sieve and leave in a fridge overnight - no soaking up in kitchen towels r..."

    Nov 4, 2008 on Food.com

    Recipe #284729

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