Cooking Blogs...

[Rosie]

I'm always looking for new recipes and cooking blogs. Here's a couple that are good.

http://www.janetishungry.blogspot.com/

http://www.healthyparentsandkids.blogspot.com

Which cooking blogs do YOU follow?

[jrchapman]

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I absolutely love http://notsohumblepie.blogspot.com/. I'm a bit of a geek and she makes the most amazing science and gaming cookies. I particularly like the containment suit gingerbread men and the space invader cookies.

It's not the healthiest blog but her recipies do make you drool because they look so yummy

[janluna]

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Does anyone have a good recipe for corn bread stuffing for Thanksgiving? I had one, used it once and it disappeared and it was sooo good! Can't find any others and I have been looking for years. I do a sausage stuffing usually but, the corn bread was so good, I'd love to try it again. Thanks in advance. Jan

[NM Lady]

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I can tell you what's in it; however, we cook to taste just like Mom, but here you go:

Cooked cornbread crumbled (about 5 cups)
2 or 3 pieces of dried out white bread crumbled
about 1 1/2 cups celery
about 1 cup onion
saute celery and onion together in butter
2 raw eggs slightly beaten
sage to taste
salt & pepper
Mix together and add chicken or turkey broth until it is pretty moist (I like to see a little broth floating on top-very little)

We like to add cooked, deboned chicken, but that is a personal preference.

Cook until done at about 375 degrees

Sorry it isn't any more precise, but this is one that my sister and I learned to cook with my mother who didn't have a recipe either.

[janluna]

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Thank you, my kind of cooking! It's usually the best. Thank you again.

[Lola2Ace]

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How is this for quick and easy cooking on quilting days

http://crockpot365.blogspot.com/

A year of Crockpot cooking , although I think she is over a year now!
I hadn't visited this blog in quite awhile, and have some catching up to do.
But, was reminded of it when I put our supper for tonight in the crockpot!
Lola

[Texsam]

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Thanks Lola

I like that blog. I'll have to dig out my crock pot. Now I'm hungry!

[middlesis1966]

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MMMMM... Me to. Thanks. Im so tired of the same thing year after year. Ive gottn to the point of omg if I make another pan of sausage gravy Im gonna scream, lol. Im so excited to try something different. YAH!!!

[Laurie Stone]

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this girl is on FIRE......Today Show, taped a segment with Paula Deen to air in the fall, soon to be on QVC, 2nd book coming soon. Her book hit national stands last October 5th...www.southernplate.com

[Katherine Vickery Ringo]

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Pioneer Woman!

http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/

[rebeccas-sewing]

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Thanks, Lola. I bookmarked this one! Let us know if you try any of the recipes and what you think. I don't have a crockpot here in London, so I'll wait to use this website when I'm home.

How is this for quick and easy cooking on quilting days

http://crockpot365.blogspot.com/

A year of Crockpot cooking , although I think she is over a year now!
I hadn't visited this blog in quite awhile, and have some catching up to do.
But, was reminded of it when I put our supper for tonight in the crockpot!
Lola

[rebeccas-sewing]

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Pioneer Woman!
http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/

Thank you! I've bookmarked this website. I'm always looking for the ultimate moist and delicious pound cake recipe. Of course, there's the lemon one that includes a cake mix in the recipe but I'm looking for one made from scratch. i haven't found one yet that I really like. Her recipe looks very promising. I'm going to have to try it. Thanks again.

[rebeccas-sewing]

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Do any of you folks have a caramel cake recipe that you swear by? I had one at my mother-in-law's house down in Georgia a number of years ago. I wanted to eat the whole cake! It's the kind that's a moist yellow layer cake with the kind of caramel frosting that has to be cooked. I made several after having that cake in Georgia trying to duplicate it. I came pretty close. Got the frosting down but could really use a better and moister yellow cake recipe.

While I'm asking, how about a really good spice cake recipe? I tried coming up with one that resembles the spice cake boxed mix and got pretty close to that as well but I'm always looking for an improvement. I used a browned butter vanilla icing recipe to frost it. The frosting was delicious. Box cakes just don't have the same denseness and rich taste as a homemade cake.

[janluna]

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On the spice cake, Just use any good recipe you like and add a touch of cloves and instead of water or milk use applesauce! It is so melt in your mouth good!! Hugs, Jan

[mlt150]

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Pioneer Woman!
http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/

I love the Pioneer Woman. I went to her book signing in St Louis and she had her husband and boys there...such an adorable family!