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Wyoming
Reviewed Seafood Enchiladas
"Ok I have to say I was looking for a starter recipe. And this one just happend to be the closest thing to what I was looking for. This is how I tweaked it. I mixed the garlic, and green onion with a package of cram cheese. I also added diced green chilis. I stacked it on the tortilla in this order. Fresh baby spinach leaves, shredded crabmeat, crea..."
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I was never really shown how to cook growing up so as I got older, married and 4 children later I find that cooking is a huge part of my daily life. To top it off my husbands whole family has been in the resteraunt business since his grandma was raising her kids. And his mom and brother now own a upscale steak house. So he has a much more experianced palette then I.
Recipezaar has been a huge life savor for me!!! I have a shortcut on my desktop. LOL. 2 of my hubbys favorite recipes came from here. I love that I can search by rating and try of the wall recipes that are not common in the cowboy state. I love to try new things. And now I am comfortable enough in my talents to even through some ingriedents together and call it my own recipe.
Anything fried!
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