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Cook the Book: 'A Platter of Figs'

Pumpkin. I use it in a pecan pumpkin butter recipe that's modified after the one sold by Williams Sonoma but uses less sugar.

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Weekend Book Giveaway: 'The Saucier's Apprentice'

I didn't know that electric ovens had to be vented when using the broiler, and I caught a filet on fire. I had to blow and blow on the steak to get the flame out. The filet WAS edible, BTW!

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Cook the Book: 'Chocolate Epiphany'

A chocolate trifle I had earlier this year. It was the most amazing concoction of layered and textured chocolate I have ever eaten. Heaven. Absolute heaven.

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Cook the Book: 'The Shun Lee Cookbook'

Pizza for my entree and chocolate for my dessert. My two favorite foods1

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Cook the Book: Bobby Flay's Grill It!

Paula Deen. just to meet her. I'd have her cook leaner than she does though. Her food is not healthy.

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Cook the Book: Serves One

Oatmeal with peanut butter and maple syrup.

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Cook the Book: 'Margaritas, Mojitos & More'

A lemon. I'm a citrus lover.

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Cook the Book: The Splendid Table's How to Eat Supper

Julia Child. If someone wants to cook, how do you suggest they start?

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Cook the Book: Wine Bar Food

Strawberries. Yum. I know, it's not original!

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Why does organic milk last so long?

I buy organic skim over regular skim because organic skim tastes and looks better than regular skim. I'm not much of a milk drinker, so the longer shelf life is an added bonus.

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Weekend Book Giveaway: 'The Saucier's Apprentice'

Sorry for the delay here, folks, but I have the winners:

rdazer
jpark
slcrose
zoehunter
BrunswickStew

Congrats to them and thanks for everyone who commented! Winners may also be found on our Contest Winners page.

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Weekend Book Giveaway: 'The Saucier's Apprentice'

When I was young I cooked popcorn in the microwave without a lid....Not too bright!

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Weekend Book Giveaway: 'The Saucier's Apprentice'

When I first got married I wanted to have our families over for a nice Turkey dinner. Well, my dressing was horrible and I didn't take the gibblets out of the turkey before I roasted it. I was so embarrassed.

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Weekend Book Giveaway: 'The Saucier's Apprentice'

I was trying t impress some friends and made hot chocolate from scratch but forgot to add any sugar

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Weekend Book Giveaway: 'The Saucier's Apprentice'

My first meal for my husband and it turns out raw, yuck!

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Weekend Book Giveaway: 'The Saucier's Apprentice'

Working in a fast food restaurant and filling the mayonnaise jug with horseradish instead. The lunch rush was over before I figured out what I'd done wrong and why everyone was complaining about their burgers.

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Weekend Book Giveaway: 'The Saucier's Apprentice'

I once used condensed milk instead of evaporated milk in a dish made
specially for the guest who didn't eat meat. It sure didn't taste like it should!

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Weekend Book Giveaway: 'The Saucier's Apprentice'

I hate to say, even with 7 years working as a cook I can't really remember any embarassing incidents. I guess I'm lucky!

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Weekend Book Giveaway: 'The Saucier's Apprentice'

give your self and roomates food posining, just once... And It will haunt your dinner table at the most inappropriate times FOREVER!

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Weekend Book Giveaway: 'The Saucier's Apprentice'

When I married I was pretty confident in my cooking skills. The second year we were married I found out there were till things I had to learn. That year I decided to have my in laws over for Christmas dinner. I would make most of it with just a couple of my sister in laws adding a dish . Thing is I had never prepared or cooked a Turkey on my own. It was always my mom's job. So Christmas eve i'm getting the Turkey ready and was very upset because MY Turkey didn't have any giblets and I always made my special sage dressing with giblets. I grit my teeth and made the dressing without giblets. Early Christmas morning we opened gifts ad I put on my apron and started cooking, The pies were beautifl the Turkey golden and I was still bemoaning the fact that my dressing was missing the giblets when my oldest sister in law was the first to arrive. She called me to the kitchen and my almost done turkey and showed me where they were hidden at the Other end of the bird. Boy did i blush!! The embarrasement would have ended there, except my loving husband had to tell everyone who walked thru the door about it LOL