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Dolly does the Hello Dolly Bars!

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	25 Minutes

Delicious gooey, chewy and sticky Hello Dollies! They are also known as 7layers bars or magic cookie bars. Incredibly easy to make and child-friendly too. You can add more coconut/walnuts/chocolate chips depending on your liking :) Step by step picture…

Easy Cinnamon Rolls

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	15 Minutes

These are easy and figure friendly cinnamon rolls. Enjoy with Love, Catherine

Figure Friendly Brownies!

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	30 Minutes

These brownies are a treat for you and your figure. Enjoy with Love, Catherine

Monkey Bread

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Prep Time:	5 Minutes
Cook Time:	60 Minutes

My Sister makes this for breakfast and it is almost addicting. It is super easy to prepare, but is extremely decadent tasting. You can make a cream cheese frosting to top it off if you really want to indulge. Your kids will definitely love it! (I think…

Three Cheese Skillet Mac and Cheese

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Prep Time:	15 Minutes
Cook Time:	15 Minutes

Ron and I were craving mac and cheese this week and I threw together a quick easy skillet meal. I am definitely on tea skillet when it come to mac and cheese. I love creamy gooey mac and cheese. This recipe is super easy and heats up perfectly for lunch t…

Banana Pudding

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	0 Minutes

As a child, I grew up eating banana pudding and it is still one of my favorite desserts today. In a matter of minutes, you can enjoy this creamy creation as well. Kids, and grown ups alike, will all love this simple dessert and be begging for more!

Baked Parmesan Fish Sticks

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Prep Time:	5 Minutes
Cook Time:	15 Minutes

Charm even your pickiest eater with this family friendly fish dish! Healthy, tasty and quick as a wink to put together, this crispy, flavorful meal is perfect for a busy weeknight. Check out more simple weeknight recipes at www.chewnibblenosh.com !

Cream of Mushroom Soup

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	25 Minutes

Adapted from: Julia Child – Mastering the Art of French Cooking. This soup is well worth treating yourself to, so go ahead and try it. Remember to Always Enjoy and to Cook with Love, Catherine

Chicken Piccata

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	15 Minutes

A delicious take on a classic dish, this Chicken Piccata can be ready to serve in under 30 minutes! The sauce is perfectly lemony, rich, and buttery, and sure to please the whole family. Be sure to check out more family friendly recipes at www.chewnib…

Spring Sugared Marshmallows

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Prep Time:	5 Minutes
Cook Time:	15 Minutes

Once you've made homemade marshmallows, the ones at the grocery store will never look the same! These perfectly puffy, melt in your mouth vanilla marshmallows are dipped in sweet, spring-colored sugars. Perfect for your Easter basket, or just a fun spri…

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Chef Tom Cooks

http://www.cheftomcooks.com

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A friendly cooking and recipe blog. Free Recipe Newsletter with Cookbook bonus. Try out new tried and true recipes.

Frugal Front Porch

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Full of frugal tips, recipes, craft ideas, and many other family friendly projects.

Winesworld the Amateurs Wine Guide

http://winesworld.net

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Winesworld is a friendly wine guide for amateurs, by amateurs. We do not proclaim to be experts, we just like wine and want to share our experiences with you.

Today in Pierre's kitchen

http://pierreskitchen.blogspot.com

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Channeling Julia child, I recreate from scratch french recipes from the Provence countryside using local ingredients of San Diego markets. Simple and yummy, my recipes are good for any occasions. From homecooking to parties, taste stays the same, it'…

Leftovers On Purpose

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Leftovers On Purpose -LOP- is about how I make meals ahead and store in my freezer :). It includes ideas for feeding daycare toddlers, as well as what I do to keep Weight Watcher's Point-friendly items available for myself. The same ideas would work…

Recycle Bin of a Middle Child

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My blog is about a middle child's story of his food adventures.

Greedy Rosie's Dinners

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Blog that focuses on both local and international recipes, reviews and ingredients. Most meals are family friendly and almost all recipes can be on the table in 30 minutes if you like!

creative cooking on a budget

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Cooking Southern Style, Farming, and budget friendly recipes

10 results of 51 Blog Posts

Dusseldorf: More Than Beer and Pretzels

posted August 13, 2010 in Dinners & Dreams

It is true that its altstadt is considered the longest bar in the world and its beers are some of the finest.It is true that people were drinking ginormous mugs of beer glistening like gold in the early morning sun for breakfast.But it is more, much (read full article)

Temperature in 2 seconds – Exergen TemporalScanner Review

posted July 29, 2010 in What's Cooking at DD

During flu season, the HR department at my office was determined to sniff out anyone who had a hint of sickness so they could send the offender home. The symptom of choice was temperature. If your temperature was even a little bit hi (read full article)

Temperature in 2 seconds – Exergen TemporalScanner Review

posted July 29, 2010 in What's Cooking at DD

Homemade All-Purpose Cleaner

posted July 11, 2010 in Leftovers On Purpose

I love using vinegar for cleaning just about everything! All around the house, we have spray bottles filled with straight vinegar we use for a multi-purpose cleaner on windows, mirrors, counters, floors, and so much more! Vinegar is not o (read full article)

Make Your Own Candy Kits Review and Giveaway!

posted June 29, 2010 in A Self-Confessed Foodie

Glee Gum has a fun line of activity kits that mix food, science and history! There are three varieties - Make Your Own Chocolate, Make Your Own Chewing Gum and Make Your Own Gummies. The kits are suggested for ages 8 and up and provide everything y (read full article)

Country-Style Chocolate Ice Cream

posted June 16, 2010 in Gourmet Worrier

The first batch of ice cream I made was none other than Marcella Hazan's world famous Gelato di Cioccolato del Cipriani. After months of experimenting with all sorts of ice cream, gelato and sorbet recipes I can firmly say that Marcella's chocolate g (read full article)

Sloppy Joe's

posted June 07, 2010 in Goddess of Cooking

This is no manwich so if that's what your expected you're going to be slightly disappointed and pleasely surprised. I hate processed foods. I try to avoid them at all cost, in other words, meals that come out of a can or out of a (read full article)

Street food binging in Amritsar

posted June 06, 2010 in India - Food & Travel Guide

Amritsar’s street specialities keep alive its foodie reputation but I manage to have the best thin-crust pizza in India in this chicken tikka town Anoothi Vishal Almost the first bite that I have in Amristar, fabled city of food and worship, is (read full article)

Street food binging in Amritsar

posted June 06, 2010 in India - Food & Travel Guide

Amritsar’s street specialities keep alive its foodie reputation… but I manage to have the best thin-crust pizza in India in this chicken tikka city Anoothi Vishal Almost the first bite that I have in Amristar, fabled city of food and worship (read full article)

Dinner at Wagamama, Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA

posted May 27, 2010 in LookyTasty.com

On my last evening in town, I went over to Harvard Square for dinner. I came across Wagamama, located at 57 JFK street. It looked like a fun restaurant. I had read about it being an Asian inspired noodle restaurant with fun dishes and a nice juice ba (read full article)