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Taste Test: Milks Not From a Cow

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you for doing the work for me. I agree Silk is the best of the soys... I haven't tried many of the others with great success.

My son has allergies to cow's milk and goat is a great sub. in cooked foods. It tastes light in a white sauce or mashed potatoes instead of cow's milk or cream. And is fantastic in a sheep & goat's milk cheese Mac&Cheese.

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Cukes and Gochujang: Perfect Summer Snack

mmm, cukes aren't ripe here yet...I'll have to keep waiting. Maybe that will give me time to locate some good gochujang. I love gochujang, but what is the best brand? is there a recipe to make it yourself? I find that most store bought brands have all kinds of rubbish in them. Is that the way it is in Korea too? just wondering...

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Cook the Book: '660 Curries' by Raghavan Iyer

My first encounter, sadly to say, wasn't until I was an adult. When I moved to South Africa I got to try a samosa at a party. I loved it immediately, and sought out to recreate those fantastic flavors. Now, back in the states, I have Indian friends who have taught me a great deal about their food and culture. I LOVE to eat Indian food and would love a new cookbook!

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Taste Test: Milks Not From a Cow

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you for doing the work for me. I agree Silk is the best of the soys... I haven't tried many of the others with great success.

My son has allergies to cow's milk and goat is a great sub. in cooked foods. It tastes light in a white sauce or mashed potatoes instead of cow's milk or cream. And is fantastic in a sheep & goat's milk cheese Mac&Cheese.

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Cukes and Gochujang: Perfect Summer Snack

mmm, cukes aren't ripe here yet...I'll have to keep waiting. Maybe that will give me time to locate some good gochujang. I love gochujang, but what is the best brand? is there a recipe to make it yourself? I find that most store bought brands have all kinds of rubbish in them. Is that the way it is in Korea too? just wondering...

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Cook the Book: '660 Curries' by Raghavan Iyer

My first encounter, sadly to say, wasn't until I was an adult. When I moved to South Africa I got to try a samosa at a party. I loved it immediately, and sought out to recreate those fantastic flavors. Now, back in the states, I have Indian friends who have taught me a great deal about their food and culture. I LOVE to eat Indian food and would love a new cookbook!

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Videos: A Preview of Amanda Hesser's "Food 52" Website, Plus a Tour of Her Kitchen

I am envious of that pantry, I can imagine all the stuff I could fit in there! Thanks for the preview, very cool.

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The Organic Milk Business Has Gone Bad: Are You Buying Less Organic Milk?

Thanks for reporting this. Our organic milk consumption as decreased due to allergies to casein, but half of the family still consumes milk & butter. I buy Organic Valley almost exclusively, the Safeway brand (and many others) do not have the same ethics in my opinion. There are so many loop holes in the system as to what substitutions can be made if organic feed becomes to expensive. Besides I like to support the littler guy.

For our family it is more responsible and better for us to purchase organic. I will continue to do so. My husband always says "you can pay for better food now or the doctor later."

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Seattle’s Best Dive Bars: A Toast to Seattle's Seedy Side

sweet deal, I wonder how many of these I have been caught hanging out in in my youth? Can't wait to get back to Seattle and check them out again!

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The Secret Ingredient: Preserved Lemons

oh my gosh, my mouth is watering. I now realize that I need to preserve some lemons this week. All those recipes sound absolutely divine!!!

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

it's a toss up between sushi and on the BBQ. Right now at the tail end of winter I will have to go with the BBQ since I so long for the warm days of summer right now. With Lent starting coinciding with Halibut season my mind has been flipping through recipes trying to decide what to make Friday. I think I'm going for the halibut with asparagus from this book :) Thanks!

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Cook the Book: Braised Halibut with Asparagus and Wild Mushrooms

I am so looking forward to halibut season starting :)

I love me some halibut!

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Seriously Italian: Pasta alla Gricia

YUM! That is all that is left to say. Now I AM hungry.

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Cook the Book: 'Into the Vietnamese Kitchen'

I hope to be more organized in the kitchen, try meal planning (I have never succeeded before) hoping to save a little dough by knowing what to buy on shopping trips. Reduce impulse buys. Oh boy, this WILL be a challenge!

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Where Did the Swedish Chef Muppet Come From?

How I miss the Muppets, especially the Swedish Chef. sigh. Oh, the memories!

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Jeeves, and the Art of Curing the Hangover

just the thought is enough to keep me from overindulgence. (i have a good memory)

I am going to try some of these remedies on my poor unsuspecting husband next time he feels the need to imbibe. He will think that I am up to something since I am not the sympathetic type ;-) I am better at receiving than giving in that dept.

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Cook the Book: Martha Stewart's Hors d'Oeuvres Handbook

made a chocolate fondue from scratch, guests were licking the pot clean. a little gross but what a compliment.

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Cook the Book: 'How to Cook Everything, Revised Tenth Anniversary Edition'

oh, so many things.... I guess foolproof rice would have been the first from my earlier days. I know it sounds silly, but I used to make it over cooked or undercooked. Thanks to Mark for fixing that for me.

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Idaho Potato Museum Is Recession Proof

didn't even know, well next time I am in the area I will have to check it out. Free hash browns for souvenir, don't get that just anywhere!

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Rocks for Dinner

from a distance it does look yummy!

oh yah, stone soup, we eat that all the time here. ha ha. My son's kindergarten class did a production of that.

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

lemon meringue pie, had to have for my birthday every year. I haven't had it in years. Maybe I should make one for Thanksgiving...I don't know if I still love it. I had forgotten all about it, thanks for bringing back the memories

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mighty tasty tacos

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Pasta with Peas: Take II

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Favorite foods: wild mushrooms, artisanal cheese, rustic breads, nuts, samosas, pho

Last bite on earth: depends on the day, but definitely salty and crunchy