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09.02.2012, 12:16
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It looks great. Would you mind sharing a recipe? Is it made of any particular pork cut? I always struggle with choosing what cut I should buy.
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09.02.2012, 21:02
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| Quote: | |  | | | It looks great. Would you mind sharing a recipe? Is it made of any particular pork cut? I always struggle with choosing what cut I should buy. | | | | | To be honest, it was whatever was on sale. "Nierstück." I winged the recipe. Mustard and dried herbs mostly. My strategy is to look up several recipes on Google and get ideas from each, depending on what I happen to have on hand.
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11.02.2012, 14:48
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Pak Choi, stir fried with Peanuts, Ginger, Chillies, and a dash of soysauce and lemon juice.......in my opinion the food of the Gods
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12.02.2012, 16:22
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after hearing all our friends and family talk about the yummy girl scout cookies we miss sooooo much, we decided to make our own.
first attempt and we concocted our own do-si-dos, a peanut butter oatmeal cookie with filling... so good.
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12.02.2012, 17:07
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12.02.2012, 19:11
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tonight's dinner !!  | | The following 3 users would like to thank ceyl for this useful post: | |
19.02.2012, 18:25
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"West African Peanut Stew"
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19.02.2012, 18:49
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Roast chicken and potatoes, followed with vanilla/chocolate ice cream and hot brownies, downed with a wonderful Californian Cabernet Sauvignon. Yum! 
Total cost, including wine, CHF20.00 and all purchased in Switzerland. | | The following 9 users would like to thank isha for this useful post: | |
19.02.2012, 18:56
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| Quote: | | | | | Roast chicken and potatoes, followed with vanilla/chocolate ice cream and hot brownies, downed with a wonderful Californian Cabernet Sauvignon. Yum!
Total cost, including wine, CHF20.00 and all purchased in Switzerland. | | | | | Very nice indeed, yum yum.  | | The following 2 users would like to thank fatmanfilms for this useful post: | |
22.02.2012, 22:28
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Empire Roast Chicken with Bombay Roast Potatoes - recipe from Jamie Oliver's recipe, plus the best 5-minute molten chocolate cake in mug.
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25.02.2012, 20:14
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Blood Orange Chocolate Chunk Muffins
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26.02.2012, 17:37
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My Lasagna with mushrooms. Ugly but very good !  | | The following 5 users would like to thank jackysmith for this useful post: | |
29.02.2012, 16:42
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Hi everyone,
I no longer live in switzerland but with this post being my favourite by far, I thought I would come back and share another of my kitchen creations with you. this is our traditional christmas cake in italy. its called zuccotto. three different types of fillings used for this particular cake. vanilla and candid hazlenuts ricotta, chocolate ricotta and traditional pasticerra pastry cream.
all the best.
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01.03.2012, 11:12
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A gluten free baked cheesecake
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01.03.2012, 11:15
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I think we need to start making recipes mandatory with the pictures. Pure, tantalizing torture.
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01.03.2012, 16:46
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| Quote: | | | | | | | | | | beautiful color and the crust looks scrumptious.
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01.03.2012, 16:49
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Would you mind posting the recipe?
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01.03.2012, 18:37
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Thank you. | | | | | No problem 
I used this recipe
But substituted these for the base biscuits. I increased the butter and made a 1.5 ratio of the base and used a larger tin to make a larger cake with less height.
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03.03.2012, 09:33
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This is a photo of a onion, tomato bread. A basic bread dough, then a cooked onion and I use half a jar of (pomodoro per bruschetta) tomotos in spices, from the denner. Then needed into the dough. Then go crazy with a large knife, cutting through the dough. Cooked in a bread pan 30cm by 10cm. Looks great when cut tasted better.
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03.03.2012, 09:45
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| Quote: | | | | | "West African Peanut Stew" | | | | | I want this!!!
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