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toni lee
 
Home Town: Providence, Rhode Island, USA
Member Since: Nov. 2008
Cooking Level: Expert
Cooking Interests: Slow Cooking, Italian, Gourmet
Hobbies: Gardening, Reading Books, Music
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About this Cook
I am a 50 yr old semi-retired nursing professional, who recently moved to Michigan after living in NYC for 12 yrs. I miss the the ethnic mix of of people (and food) in NYC very much. I have a Masters Degree in Nursing from Rutgers University and when health permits, I work as a Nursing Instructor at a local community college here in Michigan.
My favorite things to cook
ANYTHING Italian, as I am a REAL Italian-o-phile. I love cooking all types of authentic, southern Italian pasta sauces, chicken marsala, chicken with wine sauce, roasted chicken with Italian herbs, pork with gorgonzola sauce
My favorite family cooking traditions
I have recently rediscovered one of my mom's FAVORITE baking traditions, Italian Red Wine Biscotti! I love making these tasty, tangy biscuits and I make dozens every week for my husband & I!
My cooking triumphs
I make an INCREDIBLE Chicken Cacciatore, which is one of my husband's favorite dishes.
Recipe Reviews 1 review
Holiday Cranberry Sauce
My husband cringed when I told him I wanted to make cranberry sauce for this upcoming Thanksgiving because he has HORRIBLE memories of cranberry sauce, past & present! OMG!!! This cranberry sauce is so tasty, delicious, tangy and easy to make! I rarely follow any cooking recipe to a "tee," so I did improvise a bit. I decreased the sugar to 1 cup and instead of bundling spices, I used a few pinches of nutmeg, a few pinches of cinnammon and an exotic mixture of dried allspice (with ginger, anise, clove, cinammon & nutmeg). I went VERY EASY (a spinkle or two) with this exotic allspice 'cause I didn't want the sauce to become too bitter. Also, the cranberries, sugar & water DO need to cook for approxiamtely 20 minutes to get a true sauce consistency. But ohhhhh so good! I cannot believe how tasty this recipe turned out, with a deep red color...so pretty, too! Cannot wait to serve this cranberry sauce to my family for Thanksgiving! Thank you!

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Reviewed On: Nov. 24, 2008
 
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