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Dunkin Donuts...hehehe

Hey, I like Dunkin' Donuts coffee, but I guess that's because I'm an uncultured hick.

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Dunkin Donuts...hehehe

Hey, I like Dunkin' Donuts coffee, but I guess that's because I'm an uncultured hick.

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Question of the Day: Brown-bag lunch—what's in yours?

I've got some tomato bisque leftover from Monday, pumpernickel bread, and an apple. And a cupcake!

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Question of the Day: Care to share your favorite pork recipe?

My favorite way to cook pork?

Let some bacon sizzle to a crisp and enjoy. Yum!

I also love a honey-spice glaze (with cinnamon, cloves and cardamom) on pork chops.

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Do you grow your own food or know someone who does?

Last year I grew parsley and basil, and this year I might try tomatoes in a big pot - it's hard without a backyard of my own! I can't wait to have a big vegetable garden.

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Rachael Ray - love, hate, ignore, pity, envy?

I can't help it: I like her. Yes, she's really annoying, but watching her show was what got me to start cooking, and I have never been the same. (I even have two of her cookbooks, and guess what? the recipes taste good, and got me to start using fresh ingredients!) Since I first started out cooking with her recipes, I've branched out a lot, but seriously - cooking more difficult meals than the ones she's given me doesn't make me better than anyone else.

For me, she was a springboard. She's for amateurs, and that's fine. Not everything on the Food Network is going to appeal to gourmet cooks. Turn the channel off if you don't like her.

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Question of the Day: Are you a baker or a cook?

Oh, both - I bake a lot more when it's cold out, though.

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Question of the Day: What's the best cheese for your grilled cheese sandwich?

I had a daycare for 28 years, tried everything on those kiddies but their favorite was american. Adults, like to try it with their favorite cheese. I like monterey jack the best. But tomato soup to dunk is the best.

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Question of the Day: What's the best cheese for your grilled cheese sandwich?

You haven't had a grilled cheese sandwich until you have had one with smoked gouda. I even make them at work. Toast your bread in the toaster and put butter on it. Lay gouda on the buttered side and top with other buttered side facing cheese. Put in microwave for 30 seconds and you have a delightful grilled cheese sandwich. Now at home of course I put in in a frying pan and I like mine burnt also. And it is heaven dipped in tomato soup. If you have never had gouda it is the best.

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Rachael Ray - love, hate, ignore, pity, envy?

My goodness, I wonder how she can be so popular, when bloggers everywhere seem to hate her.

Personally, I love Rachael, and always have. I love her incessant cheeriness, and find it refreshing, not annoying. She is pretty, informative, and tells stories while she works. I see talent when I watch her, and she does not burn the food, like some other cooks. She chops veggies fast and fearlessly, and I like how she does every single bit in real time.

And I think Yum-O is a catchy, unforgettable name for a website, and a good cause, too.

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Rachael Ray - love, hate, ignore, pity, envy?

Rachael is annoying, and her food is mediocre at best. I can see why people may like her - her food is easy, and she is easy to relate to - definitely a girl-next-door type. The food is uninspiring, and I don't find her shoes to be very educational at all, though I have only watched a few, and had no desire to watch anymore.

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Rachael Ray - love, hate, ignore, pity, envy?

She is coarse and vulgar. I wish I could spit her out of my mouth.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Peanut butter, fluff and raspberry preserves on Pepperidge farm cinnamon swirl bread. Oh god I am going to pass out now.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Not a fan of PB & J, they're better on their own. However, PB + sliced bananas + a sprinkle of cinnamon = heaven. PB&Honey is also good. On whole wheat bread.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

I grew up having grape jelly placed on my PBJs, so when it came time for me to make my own, grape jelly it was. Never had it any other way.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Bonne Maman's super sugary blueberry preserves, oozing out all over the dang place.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

My Mom's homemade strawberry freezer jam, I think I go through more than she does.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Raspberry jam (homemade, with seeds). Also, strawberry is good. The best is blueberry/raspberry.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Organic strawberry and Laura Scudder's all-natural chunky peanut butter for me, or raspberry. Sometimes I like bananas and honey. Occasionally, I admit, I also get a craving for the Peter Pan peanut butter that so featured in school lunches, but since my family refuses to have it in the house I deal.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Strawberry without seeds is nice, but MARMALADE was my favorite as a kid--orange or pineapple.

I don't really like grape at all..

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Well, being of the savory variety, I prefre thinly sliced dill pickes with my pb, but if I have to have a j, I prefer a not too sweet raspberry...

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

I live in North Carolina, where Garner's jams and jellies are made. The best preserves, bar none, in the entire country are Garner's cherry preserves. Garner's also makes Texas Pete hot sauce, which is available in many areas of the country, but they are a small, family controlled business here in NC. They also make blackberry preserves and grape jam. If you ever see it in your supermarket, try it. I guarantee you will love it.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Raspberry if nothing else. But, gotta agree with bestmedicine - Hot pepper jelly! Incredible with homemade wheat bread and CHUNKY peanut butter. Also like mint jelly sometimes in the winter.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Strawberry or Blackberry and low sugar PB, only thing is that it has to be on good RYE bread. Yum!
Oh, and I have to disagree about not being able to start eating PB&J as an adult, I NEVER had it as a child, I only started to make them when I was about 22.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Yummy tasty uber sugary grape or strawberry jelly. The salty stickiness of the peanut butter demands it!

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Ehh on the St. Dalfour. I do keep a jar of St. Dalfour or Simply Fruit at home, but I think PBJ really demands a jam with sugar. Also, I think the marmalade sets better with sugar.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

I just tried the best orange marmalade yesterday. It has the most wonderful zing of ginger. It's made by St. Dalfour, and doesn't contain sugar.

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Question of the Day: What's the 'J' on your PBJ?

Growing up it was always GRAPE JELLY.
Now I prefer guava jelly or blackberry jam with lots of seeds.
And on occasion I like Applebutter with just a touch of peanut butter.

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