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    Karen67

    St. Louis, Missouri

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    St. Louis, Missouri

    Joined: Jan 07, 2007

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    "I bought some smoked salmon, not the lox style cured fish, but a section of the fish that had been smoked as one piece. After eating some of it plain, I decided to turn the rest of it into salmon salad and it was wonderful. Since salmon is so good for you, this might become a staple in my diet."

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    "I really loved this recipe. I made it exactly as follows other than adding a tiny bit extra of olive oil and water. I'll definitely be making this again. Thanks Syd!"

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    About Me

    Hi there...I'm single and do most of my cooking for myself. I also like entertaining and am the only one in my family that shows up at family dinners with a new recipes instead of old family favorites. When I first joined, I wasn't as busy (I'm a realtor) and had plenty of time to cook during the day. Not so much anymore.

    One of my goals is to cook more and healthier. I also like growing a few herbs each summer...especially rosemary, basil oregano and thyme.

    When I first joined I played a lot of the tag games, and got to know so many great people. I even helped Lucid start a pretty popular game - Please Review my Recipe.

    Unfortunately, life has gotten busy and I can't commit to making recipes in a few weeks anymore. Every now and then I'll play along, but lately I'm just digging through my own cookbooks when I need a recipe.

    If you are a twitterer, come say hello @karenstl.

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    Favorite Foods

    I love old family recipes, many with a Jewish origin. Some of my favorites are spinach balls, noodle kugel, blintzes, matzo ball soup, kreplah & chopped liver (but I've never tried these last two...my brother has taken over these ones from my grandmother).

    I'm usually willing to try most anything with pesto, mushrooms, spinach, garlic, rosemary, balsamic vinegar, avocado, squash, or crab. You'll find that I always leave out the hot sauce, peppers & celery in recipes. I've also got a few fruits that I've never learned to appreciate (mangos, oranges, raspberries), but I've developed a fondness for most vegetables. There are a few I'm still looking to try, and I'm hoping to find some recipes that will convert me to them.

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