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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Green Onion and Cheese Bread
What to do when ‘your’ Olympian breaks your heart by not getting anywhere near gold? Bury those emotions under a warm comforting blanket of cheesy carbs! It’s what all the pros do, I’m pretty sure. This bread uses King Arthur’s … Continue reading
American Sandwich Bread
A lot of the breads I make are ridiculous all day affairs, which is fine for me, as I am sort of underemployed. Not everyone has all the time in the world, though, so here’s a bread that, yeah, still … Continue reading
Koldskål
If you didn’t know, the Tour de France ended yesterday! For the 3 weeks, the chefs of 3 of the teams were on twitter sharing photos, menus, and blog posts about what they were making their teams. Check out this … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert, Dinner
Tagged Allez Cav, danish, Koldskål, Tour de France, yay bikes
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Jimbalian Fudge Cake
Before getting anywhere near this recipe, I would like to pass on one pro-tip: If your shortening looks kinda like Vaseline and smells like rancid death, THROW IT OUT. This message sponsored by the Jani and Corinne Council for Never … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert
Tagged Cake, chocolate, fudge cake, Kes, Neelix, Star Trek, Voyager
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Norwegian Pound Cake
This is a really simple pound cake that has a nice crisp outside and is topped with chocolate frosting. The frosting uses eggs in a way I’d not seen before in frosting, and is quite tasty. Ingredients: Cake: 2 1/4 … Continue reading
Frozen Hot Chocolate
After typing up the fluffernutter pie recipe, I did end up looking through the rest of the Fluff cookbook. There were a bunch of things I liked the look of, including some frozen hot chocolate. This weekend I went to … Continue reading
Sugar Cookies
Do you ever start looking for recipes and just go “uuuughhhh oh noooo” because there are 10,000 variations and you don’t want to have to figure out which one is best? Well, one of my relatives gave me The Best … Continue reading
Fluffernutter Pie
One of the desserts I made for the wedding in Kansas City last weekend was a fluffernutter pie. The people that make Fluff have a whole cookbook, but I’ve never even really looked through it, for whatever reason, I just … Continue reading
BRB
Although I’d been building up a small queue of posts lately, I was gone all last week to Kansas City to prep for the wedding of some of my favorite people, and burned through them. Here’s what you missed while … Continue reading
Posted in Party!, Pictures
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