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Cook the Book: 'Urban Italian'

ravioli lasagna layered with sweet and hot italian sausage!

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Coconut Candy Recipe Help

Try the "Almond Jay's" at Chowhound.com:

http://www.chow.com/recipes/11057

The hardest part is tempering the chocolate, but in the end you could just skip the tempering and hope for the best.
good luck!

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Cream of Wheat: Way or No Way?

WAY!!!!!!
In any way.
Especially with lumps, those delicious chewey nuggets.
Or in the form of idly, the south Indian steamed bread/dumpling.
It's quite versatile, it's basically like polenta, I don't understand all the noways.

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Cook the Book: 'Urban Italian'

ravioli lasagna layered with sweet and hot italian sausage!

From Talk

Coconut Candy Recipe Help

Try the "Almond Jay's" at Chowhound.com:

http://www.chow.com/recipes/11057

The hardest part is tempering the chocolate, but in the end you could just skip the tempering and hope for the best.
good luck!

From Talk

Cream of Wheat: Way or No Way?

WAY!!!!!!
In any way.
Especially with lumps, those delicious chewey nuggets.
Or in the form of idly, the south Indian steamed bread/dumpling.
It's quite versatile, it's basically like polenta, I don't understand all the noways.

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Grocery Ninja: Sticky, Caramelly, Stroopwafels

OMG, the ones from Billings were my first and true love. They're amazing.

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Is This Breakfast? The Pretzel Croissant

this may be the most delicious baked item on the planet, i would eat it anywhere, anytime.

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Cook the Book: 'Baked, New Frontiers in Baking'

Any variation of a Devil Dog (devil's food cake w/ vanilla frosting). Though I haven't had a DD in many years, I think I'd like the original at least for nostalgia's sake. I still do love the flavor combo though now it's usually black out cake w/ vanilla french buttercream.

From Serious Eats: New York

A Guide to the Best Doughnuts in New York

great post! who doesn't love a good donut?
Strangely I've found some great ones at that coffee shop on 7th ave in Park Slope near 9th st. It's just a non-descript coffee shop that happens to make its own donuts fresh every day. go figure.

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Cook the Book: 'The Cook's Country Cookbook'

for dessert, cobbler
for savory, mac n cheese from a cooks country recipe of course!

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Cook the Book: 'The Modern Baker'

My greatest success was making puff pastry.

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