Lulu
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Living In: Houston, Texas, USA
Member Since: Dec. 2008
Cooking Level: Intermediate
Cooking Interests: Baking, Grilling & BBQ, Frying, Stir Frying, Asian, Mexican, Indian, Italian, Southern, Mediterranean, Healthy, Dessert, Quick & Easy
Hobbies: Knitting, Reading Books, Painting/Drawing
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Sep. 22, 2009 7:51 pm 
Updated: Sep. 23, 2009 7:19 pm
I was roaming around the grocery store today- trying to think of meal ideas. I came across something I haven't see before: low carb, high fiber, whole wheat tortillas. They weren't small either, they were bigger than my hand... and only 50 calories! It was La Tortilla Factory brand-"Smart and… MORE
Turkey Bacon Pizza
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Turkey Bacon Pizza
  
Turkey Bacon Pizza
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About this Cook
Born and raised in Houston, TX. I enjoy painting, reading and of course...cooking! I've always had an interest in food, cooking and experimenting and trying new things. Funny thing- growing up, i wasn't allowed to cook...when i became independent, I became a cooking maniac! The kitchen is my favorite place in the house...well, second to the dining room. :)
My favorite things to cook
There are so many things that I love- It's a tie between Asian food and Italian food. I love jasmine rice so I cook and try so many things that go with it- especially stir fry, crispy or grilled chicken glazed with variates of my own home made sauces, veggies, meat, etc ... Italian food is so rich, aromatic and full of deep herbs and spices. I think Italian food is exotic. All of my senses are stimulated- visually and the amazing smells before you even take the first bite...mmmmmm
My favorite family cooking traditions
It's hard to put my finger on a cooking tradition. With scattered family, frequent moving and continuously changing surroundings- it's hard to pin point and take a hold of cooking traditions...
My cooking triumphs
The first time I tried seafood lasagna for when my husband's family came over for dinner- His dad and uncle said it was fantastic... coming from a very Italian family, where their mother did homemade from scratch pastas, sauces and amazing Italian food- it was a triumph!
My cooking tragedies
I made Chinese pork Congee soup with thousand year duck eggs...and realizing the cultural difference and the unfamiliarity of the taste. I think it's delicious but it's just too different of my husband. He wasn't too happy. :(
Recipe Reviews 11 reviews
Yummy Sweet Potato Casserole
Great Recipe! It's so easy and every one loves it! I've made this several times and it's always a hit! I add 2 tbs Cinnamon and 1 tbs Nutmeg to the sweet potatoes and a little more in the topping when I make it. I have friends who do not like sweet potato dishes they had seconds! Thanks Giving is coming up and my mother in law called to make sure I was making it agian this year! They love it!

2 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Nov. 14, 2011
Cinnamon Rolls II
Amazing! My friends loved it and it tasted wonderful- soft, fluffy and delicious. I am definitely making this again. My husband’s family has a tradition of making either sweet rolls or cinnamon rolls Christmas morning. After she had some, she asked me to make them this Christmas, they were so good! I used a lot of the tips I read from other reviews- adding the yeast and sugar to the lukewarm (105-115 degrees) Milk & water and let it sit 10 min before combining the rest of the ingredients... letting it rest for 10min before kneading it, letting is raise in a greased bowl for 2 hrs. I had rolled and cut the dough, placed them on pans and i stuck them in the fridge to bake in the AM. I let it sit on the counter to warm to room temp and let it rise a little before baking. I frosting was so easy to make and super yummy!

4 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Nov. 14, 2011
Raspberry Linzer Cookies
Great! I followed the advice to use parchment paper, it didn't stick at all. After cutting the cookies out, it was hard to transfer to the pan... especially the top portion of the cookie. (since there was a hole in it) When I was making the top portions of the cookies- what made it a little easier for me was cutting the the round cookie first- transporting them to the Cookie sheet and then use a smaller cookie cutter for the inside. I just used a small knife to scoop out the inside dough after. Perfect shape on the cookie sheet! I'm definitely making these again. It's time consuming but well worth it! Delicious! My husband can't stop eating them!

6 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Dec. 16, 2010
 
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