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    Margo Friesen

    Morden, Manitoba

    Chef #182055

    Morden, Manitoba

    Joined: Dec 21, 2004

    Birthday: May 25

    2 reviews by Margo Friesen

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    Reviewed Crispy Ginger Beef
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      |  By Miraklegirl

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    "This recipe is great! Wow what a kick it is has too. My husband & I both enjoyed it alot and passed it on to in-laws who also like it hot!"

    Dec 7, 2005 on Food.com

    Recipe #107072

    Reviewed Raspberry-currant Jam
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      |  By Jenny Sanders

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    "With all the black currants and raspberries I had, I was really glad to find this recipe. The only thing I did differentaly was not to strain the currants. Just left the pulp, etc. in and added the raspberries and sugar. It tastes wonderful and has a wonderful color. I will be keeping this recipe for future use for sure. Thanks. Margo Friesen"

    Jul 28, 2005 on Food.com

    Recipe #90026

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