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Homemade Potato Chips

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Prep Time:	5 Minutes
Cook Time:	10 Minutes

Also known as "Raw Fries" these delightful homemade potato chips are perfect with buffalo wings or for tailgating or snacking on during a game!

Pre-Season Favorite Dessert - Cleveland Brownies

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Prep Time:	15 Minutes
Cook Time:	45 Minutes

As soon as the football season starts our kitchen at Baker Babes Bakery is filled with the wonderful smell of chocolate brownies baking. These chewy delights are a favorite this time of year. Brownies are great for those late season picnics, school lunch…

Grilled Lemon Sage Chicken Wrapped in Prosciutto

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Prep Time:	45 Minutes
Cook Time:	15 Minutes

Our new grill finally arrived! I was so excited I could barely contain myself. We have been grilling on this tiny little tailgating grill for the past year and a half. Heat control, warming rack, SPACE...ahhh...bliss. We had some friends over for dinner,…

Black Bean, Feta, Corn Salsa Recipe

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	0 Minutes

This Recipe was given to me from one of my bookclub friends. She brought it to one of our annual summer barbeque potlucks. We all loved it. I begged her for the recipe and now I am sharing it with you. You may use fresh ingredients if they are in s…

Sweedish Apple Pie

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Prep Time:	15 Minutes
Cook Time:	45 Minutes

This recipe was given to me by a wonderful lady who brought it to my home to share with our friends. It was so delicious that she gave all of us the recipe. When my friends parents got married, her father's mother gave the recipe to her mother. They ha…

Cherry Cheesecake

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	45 Minutes

This is the best cheesecake recipe you will ever have. It is also the easiest recipe and so versatile! You can make all different kinds of cheesecakes just by adding to this recipe.

Traditional Southern Cornbread

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Prep Time:	5 Minutes
Cook Time:	40 Minutes

A traditional recipe from the South. If you're from outside Dixie you'll notice this recipe doesn't include sugar (Sweet Cornbread). This recipe has been handed down in my family for generations. I had to experiment with the amounts because no one had eve…

meat loaf preparation

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Prep Time:	15 Minutes
Cook Time:	60 Minutes

This is not a recipe but some great advice from a short order cook in a diner

Spiced Pecans

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	30 Minutes

Here's a delicious candy recipe I found from an old family recipe. It's good for the holidays!

Easy Polenta

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Prep Time:	5 Minutes
Cook Time:	30 Minutes

Polenta is a recipe that comes from Northern Italy. Italians use it as a base for braised meats, or just as a side dish to any great meal. This simple recipe is a substitute for the slow cooked polenta that would be made in Italy. Most of us don't have…

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Lutong Pinoy Recipe

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DELICIOUS NATIVE FILIPINO FOOD RECIPE FOR HOME COOKING.

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A blog like no other where you get free recipes and your recipe questions answered too. I share a few kitchen and cooking tips too.

My Passionate Soul's RECIPE

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It started as a hobby, later on it became my passion. I am going to share with you simple things how to treat yourself with delicious creations. Foods that are easy to prepare that you would love to try it for yourself.

The Recipe Girl

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Blogging unique recipes for family, gourmet, and entertaining. My recipe database has over 2,500 recipes, and I discuss the best ones on the blog.

You Found the Secret Recipe!

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Every family has its secrets. Ours come in the form of recipes. Whether they're scrawled in pencil on the back of old grocery receipts or painstakingly printed on recipe cards, how they're written doesn't matter. Taste is what makes these secrets…

Jackie Cameron's Hartford House Recipe Collection

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Innovative new recipes from Hartford House head chef, Jackie Cameron.

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Welcome to see a good collection of various Quick Easy Favourite delicious recipe all over the world. A complete source of recipe and cooking resources. Include links to recipe tips, recipe books, and food grocery.

History of Favorite American Restaurants and Famous Recipe Secrets

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History of American Favorite Restaurants and Secret Recipes Revealed.

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Ya Down With A.D.D. (YEAH YOU KNOW ME)

posted July 15, 2010 in The Unemployed Chef

So I meant to post this Friday, but then I got sidetracked. It's the story of my life. I have the attention span of my papito Dug from Up (see below).While, clinically, it's probably A.D.D.; personally, it's just that you're not interesting enough to (read full article)

Some Basic Cooking Terms and the Language Used in Recipes

posted June 13, 2010 in Authentic Curry Recipes

It can be very frustrating when you are trying to follow a recipe, but you don’t understand the cooking terms used. Sometimes even instructions on a packet of pasta can confuse you – what does cook until “al dente” mean? So, l (read full article)

It's Man Chowder, It don't come from no can, It's Man Chowder, It's made by hand...

posted January 20, 2010 in The Unemployed Chef

Really? That title prompted you to read today's recipe post? For those of you who had been reading my posts on Buffalo Sports Daily throughout the football season, I apologize. This post is a repeat. That's when you know you've made it big: your pos (read full article)

PESTOvus for the Rest of Us

posted January 18, 2010 in The Unemployed Chef

Seeing as I'm still being washed over by waves of esctasy from last night's game (Jets vs Chargers, 17-14. Holy shit.), it might seem like a strange time to deviate from my recent mass of tailgating recipes. But it's Monday. I mean, you can't eat chi (read full article)

Cereal, chicken, & several inappropriate references to "starfishes"...

posted January 11, 2010 in The Unemployed Chef

Here is another overdue post that I have to revise, seeing that 2 months later, half of my rambling no longer applies. More work for me, I guess. And you know how I feel about work...Anyway, the Jets miraculously made it into the playoffs. (I do mean (read full article)

Mac, Cheese, & Beer: A Harmonious Threesome

posted January 11, 2010 in The Unemployed Chef

New Year’s Resolution #1: Blog more.Seriously, why have I been such a d-bag? Last post--December 10, 2009? W.T.F.No excuses. I won’t even try. But here’s a little recap info, since you missed me so much. (Seriously, how did you even get through (read full article)

Chicken Noodle Soup...with a, um, Hot Toddy on the Side

posted December 10, 2009 in The Unemployed Chef

They say that chicken soup is good for the soul. I’m sure that’s a load of crap, but as a Jets fan writing for the Buffalo Bills, my soul needed healing after we got our asses handed to us in Week 6. I guess my Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup really (read full article)

My Big Fat Italian Thanksgiving...

posted November 29, 2009 in The Unemployed Chef

Being a holiday week and all, I thought I'd switch things up a bit. As the official Tailgate Blogger for Buffalo Sports Daily, I've been supplying you loyal readers tailgate recipes ever since the start of football season. However, any tailgating foo (read full article)

As Seen on CNN

posted November 03, 2009 in A BBQ Nation

Thanks to the fine folks at CNN.com for including us in the latest entry in their "American Roadtrips" series, taking a look inside the exciting world of tailgating. It's always nice to be thought of when it comes to outdoor cooking! Chec (read full article)

Turkey Got Back

posted October 20, 2009 in The Unemployed Chef

I have so many excuses for delaying this blog post. Probably the biggest one is that I'm a lazy asshole. Because you don't want to hear them anyway, I'll list the rest of my excuses for you.A squirrel or something ate my cable line, and I lost both m (read full article)