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Maryland Jim

Pasadena, Md

Chef #143721

Pasadena, Md

Joined: May 31, 2004

Birthday: Mar 03

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Reviewed Cream of Leek Soup

"Great, quick and easy soup. Great on a snowy afternoon."

Jan 24, 2012 on Food.com

Reviewed Spaghetti Squash Casserole

"Made this as a "veggie" dinner. Didn't have any fresh tomatoes so I used a quart of my crushed canned tomatoes. Everyone liked this including my picky DS!!!! And that alone makes this a great dish. Thanks for a great way to use spaghetti squash."

Jan 24, 2012 on Food.com

Reviewed Mexican Marinade

"Made this over the weekend and used it on chicken thighs. Baked the thighs and they came out great. Will have to try this again and do the chicken on the grill. Made for Football Pool 2011."

Jan 23, 2012 on Food.com

Reviewed Ginger Baked Apples

"Made these last night for dessert. Both my wife and I really enjoyed them! Made as directed using Granny Smith Apples. Great dessert for a cold winter night. Made for Football Pool."

Jan 14, 2012 on Food.com

New Topic CJAY's Chicken Fricassee with Herb Dumplings in Food Photos Forum

"CJAY won this week's Football Pool and I made her Chicken Fricassee With Herb Dumplings tonight for dinner.. Great dish and easy recipe.

http://i1190.photobucket.com/albums/z448/jbenson8212/chickenanddumplings.jpg"

Jan 2, 2012 on Food.com

Added Recipe Photo to Chicken Fricassee With Herb Dumplings

Jan 2, 2012 on Food.com

Reviewed Chicken Fricassee With Herb Dumplings

"Excellent, delicious, and easy. Makes this a great dish. Had it tonight with DD and SIL and nothing but raves. I used boneless chicken thighs. We will be making this again and soon. Made for 2011 Football Pool."

Jan 2, 2012 on Food.com

Reviewed Herbed Biscuits (Quick and Easy)

"These were great! Had them today with our annual New Year's Bean Soup. I didn't have have and poppy seeds but I got to use dried basil from my garden this past summer which made this aa nice treat. Made for 2011 Football pool."

Jan 1, 2012 on Food.com

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About Me

This is a picture of my daughter and I at a Ravens party a number of years ago! Go RAVENS!! BTW, she is now married and has her own zaar page.

I am a retired goverment employee who is back in the full time work force.

I have always done the majority of the cooking since we married 30 years ago. My children are now grown (2 of the 3 are married) but still come home for Dad's home cooking. Hobbies, in addition to cooking, includes hunting, fishing, working with the Boy Scouts and active within my church where I do a lot of crowd cooking. I am also really into the preserving/canning. I also enjoy entering my efforts in the local county and state fairs.

One thing that really gets me is when someone says they can't cook. That is a crock of you know what!! If you can read and follow directions you can cook. I would rather the person say they DON"T WANT TO COOK! That to me is more acceptable!

Favorite Foods

Updated on 7/3/2010

Now that I am growing into the retirement years my efforts to experiment is even more now. I still enjoy going out for an occasional treat, (especially seafood) but I really have been enjoying the additional time and opportunities to try making new things. Recipezaar has enabled us to try new dishes from all over the world and this has opened my culinary eyes to what can be done at home.