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Joined Date: Mar 04, 2011

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Reviewed Pizza Pockets

"Wow this was somewhat easy. In the end, they were yummy. It did take me longer to prep. I couldn't get arugula, so i just added a mix of salad greens. Added spices, sage, chili pepper flakes, but not to make it hot. Used the pizza dough from the can, Pilsbury's. Worked out okay. Just cut into 16 pieces and rolled out. Crimped with fork, as i tho"

Jan 30, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Garlic Potato Chips

"Really a minus star rating...To make these potato chips seemed like a yummy idea...ick. Perhaps it was because it was my first time to make these types of chips. I peeled the potatoes, Used garlic, olive oil to coat and cook, no spray oil. Hand cut these. The thinner ones became a nice chocolatey brown while the slightly thickers were under coloured. Took out the brown ones, let the thicker ones finish baking. The brown crisps were crunchy but the thicker crisps were not crisp. Drained chips on paper towel...but were still greasy and not crispy. No, I won't make these again. I'll just purchase them from the store."

Apr 15, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Lemon-Garlic Shrimp and Grits

" It sounds like it would be good. Haven't tried this yet, but I would use cous cous in stead of grits. We don't have grits here...except in our government . lol. It's a Canadian thing... "

Mar 9, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Lemon-Garlic Shrimp and Grits

"Haven't tried this yet, but I would use cous cous in stead of grits. We don't have grits here...
except in our government . lol. It's a Canadian thing... "

Mar 9, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

About Me

Just starting out here. That was awhile ago.

New comment...Boy, it's a hot one, plus 30 C, but feels like

plus 36 C. No a/c. Just stating a fact...love it warm. Will try the no cook recipes.

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