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    N.Central Florida (horse country

    Chef #807822

    N.Central Florida (horse country

    Joined: Apr 02, 2008

    Birthday: Dec 21

    My Journal

    Reviewed Cranberry Relish

    "My whole family loves this recipe! Mine calls for applesauce and orange rind but I think using the whole fruits will make it even better. I typically use sugar-free jello and pineapple (Splenda sweetened) and no one knows the difference. I also toast my pecans so they stay crunchy. I make this in a glass trifle dish to show off the lovely color and..."

    Nov 19, 2011 on Food.com

    Reviewed Hershey's Old Fashioned Rich Cocoa Fudge

    "Now THIS is fudge! I started making this as a teen (many moons ago) and my family calls it "the real fudge" as..."

    Dec 22, 2010 on Food.com

    Reviewed No-Flour Peanut Butter Cookies

    "******I've made a recipe almost exactly like this for years and everyone loves them. Mine only calls for 1 ..."

    Dec 22, 2010 on Food.com

    Saved Recipe Apple Cinnamon Liqueur by *Alia*

    Aug 30, 2010 on Food.com

    Saved Recipe Raisin Liqueur by Jan McEwen

    Aug 30, 2010 on Food.com

    Saved Recipe Christmas Shrub -A Rum Spice Liqueur by Sherri at the Beach

    Aug 30, 2010 on Food.com

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    About Me

    Justa country girl at heart, mother of 2, GM of 1....so far. LOVE LOVE LOVE to cook, must've been a chef in another life. Like Thai, Chinese, Indian,Japanese, Latin, French, etc. Always willing to try new things, flavors,ethnic foods, you name it. Well, I'm not QUITE like the guy on TV, tho. Just ready to hear the latest pound cake or pickle recipe or chicken marsala or kimchi. Love to read the reviews, and people's opinions and the changes they've added/tried.

    Fav Cookbook: Cookwise by Shirley Corriher

    Pet peeves:Those who want the "village" to raise their kids!! Have they visited the village lately?? I do not want them raising my kids, I want mine to have morality, character, integrity, respectfulness, a work ethic, outrage at wrongdoing, pride in their accomplishments and a sense of responsibility, among other things......AND LIBERALS who want to give away MY money to every lazy/dumb POS who continues making bad decisions and expects the government (working people) to support them or bail them out with never an expectation of repayment (try that at a bank, it's called robbery). What happened to taking responsibility for yourself/family and your own actions?? Should I even mention ILLEGALS getting gov.(working people's) $$ for breaking the law????

    Favorite Foods

    Oops, just named most of it above. Very favorite, right now is Panang Chicken at a local Indian rest. that is amazing(am trying to copy it). Also old Southern favorites...all of em! LOL Not restricted to any one thing and love to keep trying new things.**Interested in lower carb and hi-fiber dishes lately and nutrient dense items. Seems I do better w/o all those carbs I love so much. Am trying baking more hi-fiber/hi nutrient recipes, will post any that are "up to snuff", meaning you think you're being sinful when it's really good for you! :)

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