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    alAmira

    oklahoma, United States

    Chef #101665

    oklahoma, United States

    Joined: Aug 29, 2003

    11 reviews by alAmira

    1 - 10 of 11 sorted by Date | Rating | Helpful

    Reviewed Super Healthy Hummus
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     |  By Kasha

    " I'm wondering how does this taste in comparison to the hummus which is made authentically, i.e. chickpeas, cumin, olive oil, tahini, lemon juice and maybe sumak over the top. I've always loved the tahini taste but without it what would it taste like?"

    Apr 30, 2004 on Food.com

    Recipe #90086

    Reviewed Eggs with Hats on Top
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     |  By Sheri-BDB

    "I remember these. We did them exactly the same way, only my grandmother called them a toad in a hole."

    Feb 6, 2004 on Food.com

    Recipe #54677

    Reviewed Orange Marmalade
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     |  By Jerrie

    " This is just like I remembered. Wonderful."

    Sep 23, 2003 on Food.com

    Recipe #10072

    Reviewed Shoarma Spice Mix
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     |  By Pets'R'us

    "momtaz. (wonderful. i've been getting this mix from the net because it's not sold locally, and I had no time to figure it out. Thanks."

    Sep 9, 2003 on Food.com

    Recipe #44858

    Reviewed D I Y Rice Milk
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     |  By Roosie

    "but it's missing the calcium and protein that's put into comercial rice milk, and those are two very important nutrients."

    Sep 9, 2003 on Food.com

    Recipe #51109

    Reviewed Llanfairpwllgwyngyll Gogerychyrndrobwllllanty Siliogogogoch Corn
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     |  By Mille®

    "cute. the name being long is because it's saying something, more like a sentence than a name like we'd know. regardless of the tongue twisting name, I rather like this one :-"

    Sep 9, 2003 on Food.com

    Recipe #32095

    Reviewed Wendy's Frosties
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     |  By HuRLeY

    "not quite. sorry but the wendy's frosties is a malt flavor, not chocolate. "

    Sep 8, 2003 on Food.com

    Recipe #66992

    Reviewed Copycat Wendy's Frosty
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     |  By Lennie

    "not quite. sorry but the wendy's frosties is a malt flavor, not chocolate. "

    Sep 8, 2003 on Food.com

    Recipe #18839

    Reviewed Squaw Corn
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     |  By troy defrane

    "um, meaning no offense, but a cherokee friend of mine once told me squaw was a bad word that meant something...well, to put it lightly, it's a name for the female part, indicating the attitude of the settlers toward the natives at the time, it seems."

    Sep 8, 2003 on Food.com

    Recipe #48723

    Reviewed White Chocolate Cake
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     |  (3 people found this helpful) |  By 1Steve

    "we just tried this recipe among some others to decide what to use for a wedding cake, and this one won hands down. Everyone who tried it loved it, and my future mother in law about melted it was so good in her opinion.We sampled it with a classic buttercream icing. Even rich as they both were, I couldnt resist having two pieces worth."

    Sep 1, 2003 on Food.com

    Recipe #30898

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