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A. Bayless
 
Member Since: Oct. 2008
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About this Cook
I am 24, and have cooked before I could even reach the back burners on the stove. I enjoy cooking tremendously (who here doesn't?). I live at home with my boyfriend of six years. He has never learned to cook and would starve to death on mac and cheese without me. He eats kosher, so my cooking has changed drastically over the last few years. We are both fans of eating vegetarian, and since I only eat seasonal, US grown food, we are always looking for new recipies to use what we have available.
My favorite things to cook
I love making vegetarian recipies and love mediterranean food. Some of my favorites are a divine Caponatta, my pomegranate and walnut duck breast, and my homemade strawberry rhubarb pie.
My favorite family cooking traditions
My family was southern, so I grew up on southern food. I rarely eat it anymore, because it's not healthy and I can't get my boyfriend to touch the stuff (he's a Yankee). But I still LOVE my biscuits, meatloaf, and stuffed peppers!
Recipe Reviews 3 reviews
Beezie's Black Bean Soup
I thought the recipes needed a bit more spice. By substituting 1 habanero and 1 dried chipotle pepper in place of the fresh jalepenos, I found that I could get the amount of spice I enjoyed. Overall though, this recipe is easy and delicious. I use the leftovers in place of a side of refried beans in other mexican inspired dishes. The recipe is cheap and easy to make. Thanks!

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Reviewed On: Oct. 19, 2009
Baked Apple Pudding
This recipe is amazing! To make the recipe healthier, I substituted apple sauce for the butter and used splenda (the baking blend) instead of sugar. My boyfriend and I can't get enough!

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Reviewed On: Aug. 12, 2009
Orange Beef-Style Tofu Stir-Fry
This recipe is quick and delicious! Instead of vegetable oil, i used sesame oil. It gives it a great flavor. A tip on preparing the tofu: drain it well, and place on paper towels, press with a heavy weight to get out as much of the moisture as possible. Then cook. Great recipe though!

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Reviewed On: Apr. 30, 2009
 
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