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Jan
 
Member Since: Apr. 2007
Cooking Level: Expert
Cooking Interests: Baking, Southern, Dessert
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About this Cook
My favorite family cooking traditions
My family owned several restaurant's, when I was growing up so I feel like I grew up helping in a big busy kitchen. Almost everyday, from middle school through high school, I would go work in the kitchen after school(I made and ate a lot of Philly cheese steak sandwiches those days!). Anyway, it was usually cutting and chopping but you can learn a lot from being around people who know how to cook! Every Saturday, Momma would bake cheesecakes for the restaurants and my sister and I would help too. I particularly love baking probably because of the female fellowship shared on those Saturdays.
My cooking triumphs
I feel my cakes are always a triumph. I love baking cakes! I am so proud of my children's birthday cakes every year. There are so many creative ways to cut and frost a cake, and I am always delighted by their beauty, taste, and texture.
My cooking tragedies
For some reason, I often burn the bread! I'm so busy juggling all the things simmering and browning on the stove, plus all the commotion of the table being set, I often don't focus on that aspect. If we eat rolls at all, we've learned to eat them brown!
Recipe Reviews 12 reviews
Breakfast Sausage Roll
This is a great recipe that I have made for years, and is particularly a favorite when I take to Sunday school breakfast-- with one major change. I always mince and saute one whole onion in butter before adding to sausage mixture. I also use Cheddar cheese or a Colby-Jack mix, which keeps it from tasting so much like pizza. Be sure and use the defrosted whole bread loaves, too. Crescents will not give it the same flavor.

1 user found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Jan. 29, 2009
Pot Roast in Foil
Used a chuck roast--because that's what was on sale! And added 2 Tablespoons steak sauce and 2 T. Worcestershire and dotted with butter (smart balance blend). Sealed in foil-as recipe states-very tightly. (Cooks, you have got to quit cooking in those deathly plastic bags--cancer, cancer; I wouldn't dare.) Anyway, the roast came out great very flavorful, delicious, and moist, and most of all it was simple.

1 user found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Nov. 5, 2008
Easy Slow Cooker French Dip
This was DIVINE! Great the first time and great leftover. So easy, and so good.

0 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Jul. 24, 2008
 
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