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I Love Creamed Spinach

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The dark leafy greens are a perfect match for a well-marbled beefsteak.
Similar to the tannins in red wine. I think the addition of cream makes the spinach a more luxurious side befitting an upscale restaurant. Many Americans need lots of butter and cream on green vegetables!

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I Love Creamed Spinach

RE:RichardCrystal
The dark leafy greens are a perfect match for a well-marbled beefsteak.
Similar to the tannins in red wine. I think the addition of cream makes the spinach a more luxurious side befitting an upscale restaurant. Many Americans need lots of butter and cream on green vegetables!

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Mushroom and cheese bread is a must make for me!
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macaroni and cheese with a bread crumb and parmasean cheese topping :) YUMMY!

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My friends and family insist I bring Broccoli Cheese Squares. I make them so often, I could do it blindfolded!

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I cook a lot of different dishes, but I guess the favorite would be my homemade cheesecake. Thanks for having the contest.

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I'm famous for my Tortilla Soup. I have to make it right before dinner. Otherwise, I'll eat the whole batch myself! Sooooo gooooood!

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My orange pistachio biscotti. The recipe is from William Sonoma. ITs the best!

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I make baked parmesan cheese rolls that everyone loves at get-togethers. They are so simple to make, but everyone is convinced they must take hours ; )

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I always get requests from my family and friends for my shrimp dip. My daughter even placed in 4-H competition with it! Thank you for the opportunity to participate in this giveaway!

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