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    mjSVCA

    Silicon Valley, CA

    Chef #988834

    Silicon Valley, CA

    Joined: Oct 14, 2008

    My Journal

    Reviewed Turkey Meatballs

    "What an easy, healthy great recipe! The first time I made these meatballs--I also baked them--I used a portion in some leftover vegetable barley soup. They made an excellent soup taste even better! With a side salad, it was a filling, healthy and great tasting meal--and so warming and comforting. My daughter, a registered nutritionist, so enjoyed ..."

    Feb 10, 2013 on Food.com

    About Me

    I am a mother of 3, a grandmother of 3, and a retiree who is addicted to recipe collecting! I began collecting recipes when I was a very young teenager -- and I still have that first recipe tear-out from Better Housekeeping.

    After years of collecting recipes from newspapers, magazines and friends, and buying cookbooks, I turned to the Internet. I estimate that my collection alone has 10s of 1000s of recipes. Then recently, I inherited my mother's collection -- yes, she too was ardent collector. Her collection has an additional few 1000 recipes, including recipes from the 1930's and 40's.

    Have I cooked from these recipes? You bet. Most were very good; some were excellent; and others were real losers. Whenever I have guests for dinner I must have at least one new dish on my menu. At the rate I'm currently "using" my recipes, I'd have to live at least 100 more years to get through about 25% of my current collection!! Of course I'd have to restrain myself from adding to my collection . . . wouldn't that be boring!

    Favorite Foods

    Almost anything that's well prepared, except snails and frog legs.

    I love baking: breads, cakes, cookies -- from decadent desserts to healthy whole grain breads.

    My family seems to think my Italian meat sauce or ragu is very special. When I do make it, I use a 16 qt. soup pot to simmer the sauce and then share it with my family.

    Using that same pot, I love to make soup stock and then turn the stock into wonderful, healthy and great tasting soups. There is nothing like a bowl of homemade soup! Making it from "scratch" means the whole house smells wonderful.

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