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Deb109
 
Home Town: Pascagoula, Mississippi, USA
Living In: Creedmoor, North Carolina, USA
Member Since: Jan. 2009
Cooking Level: Intermediate
Cooking Interests: Baking, Italian, Southern, Dessert, Quick & Easy
Hobbies: Gardening, Reading Books
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About this Cook
I read a cookbook like most people read novels. I like trying to guess where people come from by the dishes they prepare. If you like "slick" dumplings ... then you're from the South!
My favorite things to cook
Baking ... pies, cookies, rolls, bread. Also, beef stews, chicken soup, red beans and rice ... dinners that simmer on the stove while you add ingredients throughout the day.
My favorite family cooking traditions
The birthday pies for my son who doesn't like cake. The "make-up" bacon I make for my husband when I'm tired of being mad at him. The chicken soup that gets made whenever someone in the family has a cold.
My cooking triumphs
Dinner for my daughter's in-laws. I tried to make everything simple, but taste great, and they asked me if we ate like that every night because the food tasted wonderful!
My cooking tragedies
That would have to be the time I cooked a HUGE pot of Shrimp Gumbo, and dropped it on the floor taking it from the stove to the counter. I mean it was a HUGE pot of Gumbo! The kids still talk about that ... and it was 15 years ago. Then there was the time I hit the "clean" button on the stove and locked my chicken breasts in the oven when I had very special friends over for dinner. You can't imagine burnt chicken after it's been "cleaned" by my stove.
Recipe Reviews 1 review
Chicken Pot Pie IX
What a great recipe - husband loved it! Just a couple of things about the pie dough: 1. 450 degrees is hot! Store-bought dough will probably over-brown quicker than hand-made dough. I used hand-made at 450 for 15 minutes, and then turned it down to finish at 400. Pie came out perfect. 2. I didn't pre-bake my dough; it came out just perfect. Although, we like the softer bottom crusts - it reminds me of the "slick" dumplings they make down here in the south. This is a keeper. Recipe is great as is.

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Reviewed On: Jan. 21, 2009
 
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