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    AlanaC

    Nowhere, BC

    Chef #1742244

    Nowhere, BC

    Joined: Nov 24, 2010

    2 reviews by AlanaC

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    Reviewed Bread Maker Hamburger Buns
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      |  (1 person found this helpful) |  By DotM

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    "if you like hamburgers that are 4 inches across, make 12. This recipe also makes great dinner buns."

    Nov 24, 2010 on Food.com

    Recipe #89932

    Reviewed Pumpkin Scones
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      |  By Chef #843677

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    "I doubled the amount of ginger in these, and I substituted 1/2 whole wheat flour, and 1/2 white flour; goat's butter for the butter, and changed the method, to a more traditional way of making scones (combine dry ingredients, cut in the butter, mix in the wet ingredients, pat into 2 discs, cut into triangles. So, when I was mixing in the wet ingr..."

    Nov 24, 2010 on Food.com

    Recipe #304584

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