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    Swampy

    Southeastern North Carolina

    Chef #164627

    Southeastern North Carolina

    Joined: Sep 25, 2004

    Birthday: Feb 12

    2 reviews by Swampy

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    Reviewed Ohio River Bottom Sludge Cake
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      |  By Rockstar_lindsay

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    "Baked this one tonight for supper. Something I found out about menu planning was that when a heavy type main dish is served ( pork ribs, country style a "lite' desert is jus the thing. This cake is just the thing. I found it a "not overhelming" taste. Not heavy on th sugar either. I ate mine plain from a custard dish. The cake part is light and f..."

    Oct 7, 2004 on Food.com

    Recipe #101416

    Reviewed Brown Sugar Candied Sweet Potatoes
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      |  By Shirl (J) 831

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    "Add two Granny Smith apples cut in 1/4" slices. Stagger the sweet potato ( which were cut in 1/4" slices after they cooled. Next time would like to put pecans over all."

    Oct 6, 2004 on Food.com

    Recipe #96845

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