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    Garlic Crusted Prime Rib

    Steve: Believe it or not, you can even start at a higher temperature, if your oven can do it, and go even lower AND longer for a roast with more moisture and less "greaying" of the inside. Some of us really do like to see our roasts still red/reddish, still knowing that the internal...
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    Olive oil in free- flow pour spout bottles

    There is some logic, and some luck. The cap has but two functions; a) to keep things out of the bottle, and b) to keep things in the bottle. In the case of EVO, there might be a few critters that would like to invade the bottle, to get at the EVO. If that is the case in your area, keep it...
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    ISO Recipe for Smoked pork shoulder roast, bone-in

    Going Necked KitchenElf: And here I thought it was the Whine. I think some of mine might be revoked, were I to try that ! ! ! David
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    Vidalia onion recipes - have any?

    Norma: And here I thought we had to save it for when we taste what we've made . . . OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooo.............. LOL everyone. David
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    Seafood Spaghetti

    Downloaded Japanese Language . . . Tony: I love a challenge; so I went looking for the recipe you have requested. I noticed you are in Guam, any chance you can read Japanese? I searched the restaurant, by name, and got a hit for www.capricciosa.com and went to it. On the way there I was...
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    Vidalia onion recipes - have any?

    Teef: Before I 'recipe,' I just have to mention - The 'Squattier' the Vidalia Onion, the Sweeter the Vidalia Onion. I slice off the top, then try to slice off the hairy part of the root end, leaving the in-the-onion part of the root there. I peel the coloured (I'm Canadian, eh) skin from the...
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    What foods are considered high fiber?

    Cookies 140: I haven't been by for a few days, and am somewhat surpeised that someone hasn't commented, this is a problem . . . Fibre is found in whole grains, fruits, vegetables, beans, nuts and seeds. Fibre is the part of food your body cannot fully digest. It comes only from plants. Look...
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    GLAD Ovenware is Oven Scare!

    And Now We Come To-gether CookingFan: Did I read it correctly? You have contacted the manufacturer and were given short shift? They Knew it happened S-O-M-E-T-I-M-E??? I HAD to re-activate this thread - Everyone must know. If the manufacturer will not make good on your ruined supper, let alone...
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    Roasted Vegetable Pasta

    Roasted Turnips Kitchen Elfe: Did try them, yes they are good. Did them with a dip in Lemon Juice prior to roasting - have to keep the visible fat out of the way for a while, and they are even good with lunch - cool - the next day. Thanks for the idea. have even added Carrots to the roasting...
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    Weight Watchers - any tips?

    Watching Weight - Again Had to come back and refresh this thread. I hit a lull in the WW Points program after about week 4 or 5. About the same time my daughter brought in a program that a friend at work had leant her . . . Please don't go balistic on me here. . . Michael Thurmond's 6 Week...
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    Your dream Cooking show?

    A Probably Unseen Show Hi all, Finally got to try the new Server (pun intended), WOW Choo, looks great. We have a show on our version of FoodTV Called Cook Like a Chef. Feature about 8 Chefs doing, primarily, demonstration cooking. They do discuss and demonstrate a lot of techniques. Anyone...
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    Good kitchen knives, which ones?

    Geraldine: please don't get mad at me, but, a steel does not sharpen a knife. And: A knife in home use would likely need sharpening at about a 6 to 8 month interval UNLESS the knife is being abused. Yes, steel your knife when you pick it up, when you pick it up, when you pick it up, EVERY TIME...
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    Kitchen Gadgets...Yes or No?

    I see the Kitchen Elf has a few knives in her list; I go with a REAL KNIFE. Doesn't have to be one of the big names, but a real chef knife (6" for smaller girls, 8"+ for everyone else) and a steel will be the ultimate of useful items. AND: Strange as this one might sound, give it a try: Toaster...
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    Baking bread in Cast Iron Pot

    You Guys are fantastic. I don't know if I'll get enough big BBQs this summer for all of the suggestions, but have started a search for a more appropriately shaped Dutch Oven specifically for BBQ Bread. If I'm ultimately lucky I'll find one with the little legs. Maybe I'll get really lucky and...
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    Jamie Oliver - the big debate!

    Kitchen Elf: And here I thought he was measuring. . . "Some" of this, "Bit" of that, and the really big one "More." lol. We have a Canadian, Michael Smith (- World's Tallest Chef) Host of Chef At Large, and formerly The Inn Chef, I don't know if your networks carry him or not. His definition of...
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