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    William Ricardi

    Mountain View, CA, United States

    Chef #40006

    Mountain View, CA, United States

    Joined: May 07, 2002

    Birthday: Dec 17

    2 reviews by William Ricardi

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    Reviewed School Cafeteria Peanut Butter Bars
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      |  (1 person found this helpful) |  By Julesong

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    "THE best peanut butter bars that I've ever had. Easy to make, easy to modify. Streaks of chocolate syrup one time, a coat of powdered sugar the next. It's been all good! THANK YOU for the wonderful recipe!"

    Mar 18, 2003 on Food.com

    Recipe #28201

    Reviewed Basic Tuna Chowder
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      |  By William Ricardi

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    "Hope folks enjoy this. The intent was to make something that used a large chunk of onion, because they're great for you, but didn't taste like just onion. When I saw them melt away like they did, I was pleased. When I tasted the result, I was even more pleased!Optional adds:You can add frozen corn about 2 minutes into the first boiling, if cor..."

    Sep 23, 2002 on Food.com

    Recipe #40986

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