Cook the Book: The Sweet Melissa Baking Book
Pumpkin Bread Pudding -- yum!
Eggs benedict, no question.
Honey mustard, a little mayo, fresh tomato and lettuce.
I second the arepas and the funnel cakes. Plus Asian combos (Thai, Malaysian, etc) -- yum!
I read Amateur Gourmet, Well Fed Network, Smitten Kitchen, Ruhlman, Slashfood, The Knowledge for Thirst, and Scrambled CAKE.
I have a shellfish allergy -- no mollusks (clams, oysters, mussels, etc). Luckily, I guess, it is not a life-threatening respiratory issue, just a day-wrecking gastrointestinal horror.
My current favorite is penne with an uncooked tomato sauce and fresh mozzarella. Yum!
Definitely cheddar, usually the sharper the better! With tomato soup, if possible. Yum!
I'm in the D.C. area, and the only place I have seen dry jack is at the Cowgirl Creamery. Cowgirl has stores on both coasts and also does mail order. Good luck!
In 7th grade when we learned about Asia, we were given extra credit if we could eat our lunch with chopsticks. I had used them before, but I got really good at that point.
Recently, I tried to teach my great-aunt how to do it, and she had no success. As with almost everything else, maybe it's just easier to learn when you are young.
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.
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.
If you're on the south beach diet or are into low GI stuff, check out Kalyn's Kitchen: http://kalynskitchen.blogspot.com/. I don't do any specific diet, but my eating habits kind of lean towards sbd and a lot of the recipes on her site are just delicious, whether you're worried about dieting or not.
I tried to post this link earlier but it looks like it got taken down.
It is my blog on low calorie food. All of the foods I blog about are healthy -- no high fructose corn syrup, no hydrogenated ingredients. And, most have all natural/organic ingredients. So, low calorie, healthy, food ideas. I've featured fage yogurt, kashi cereal, frozen cherries, and all natural/organic frozen meals. Please let me know if you find the site helpful.
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Margarita Lime Pie or Strawberry Shortcake or Devil's Food Cake or Texas Chocolate Sheet Cake or German Chocolate Cheesecake or Pumpkin Pie or Lemon Meringue Pie or ....................help me!
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