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Favorited Chef The Blender Girl
7 days ago on Food.com
Reviewed Starbucks Outrageous Oatmeal Cookies
"This is a great recipe. It is definitely sweet, so if you like it a little more savory, cut down on the sugar!! I use only cranberries, and leave out the cinnamon (personal preference) and I use gluten-free flour blend for the flour. They come out WONDERFUL!!!"
Dec 17, 2011 on Food.com
Shared Recipe Family Heirloom Aunt Alma's Lazy Day Pizza Crust
Nov 28, 2011 on Food.com
Shared Recipe Family Heirloom Pumpkin Chiffon Pie
"This is the one recipe that everyone can agree on! It features raw egg whites, so make substitutions with pasteurized product -or like me- get chickens in your backyard and use their eggs! :)"
Nov 28, 2011 on Food.com
Saved Recipe Brown Sugar Chicken by Lubie
Oct 31, 2011 on Food.com
Shared Recipe Gluten-Free Cocoa Brownies
"Found online - posting here to save!
Jen Cafferty Gluten-Free Food Examiner
Looking for a quick and easy gluten-free brownie recipe? This is perfect for a summer barbeque or a quick afternoon snack."
Sep 5, 2011 on Food.com
Shared Recipe Woman's World Lightened up Lemon Bars
"Tangy lemon bars -- made with a touch of cream cheese for extra richness -- have just a fraction of the fat of the original."
Aug 28, 2011 on Food.com
Saved Recipe Gluten Free Cheddar Bacon Perogies by Az G
May 17, 2011 on Food.com
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"Aunt Alma gave me the recipe when I was a newlywed. The bottom of the recipe card says "Call Aunt Alma if you're in trouble" along with her phone number. She was a feisty skinny-italian woman and I always loved visiting her because her house smelled so good. She always had some pot of something going!"