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    John Sauerbeck

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    United States

    Joined: Jan 15, 2004

    Birthday: Oct 15

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    About Me

    I live in Louisiana. Retired Navy. I surf the web and fell into this site. My favorite cookbook is The joy of cooking, because when in doubt it seems to never fail. Only time to myself; I'd travel. I love to cook and create different recipes we have never tried. Most recipes, I cook verbatem the first time and then adjust to personal taste.

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    My favorite food is fried chicken, with Fried yellow squash, Mased potatoes, and corn bread. The famous dish I make at home is pizza. No Pizza place can match the flavor. I don't really have a favorite restaurant. Most meals you get at a restaurant I can cook myself better.

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