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godssoulsinger
 
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Me making Christmas cookies!!!
About this Cook
I have been cooking regularly and experimenting since I was 8yrs (I was born in 1985). In my early cooking years I was known as a terrible baker, cooked just fine, but baked horribly, and rightly so I had this reputation, I almost vomited a few times from tasting my own creations. I have always been a bit of a free spirit when it comes to cooking and very rarely follow recipes, except on things I have no experience in. Once I have mastered it, I come up with a recipes of my own. :)
My favorite things to cook
Hmmm That's a toughy. I love making soups and sauces probably the best b/c I think they allow the highest amounts of creativity and freedom. :)
My favorite family cooking traditions
We have none, I am sad to say, well not in the immediate family anyway. However, my still living grandma makes polish food and has given me a love for it as well (I am half polish) :). Especially perogis!!!!
My cooking triumphs
I am not sure I have any specific triumphs.
My cooking tragedies
I have a lot of tragedies, some I also already told you. :)
Recipe Reviews 8 reviews
Amish White Bread
If you think it's too dense, let it rise longer the next time, it's that simple! I love the dense texture b/c it is perfect for grilled cheese or toast, if its too fluffy, it doesn't work well for those things. I've been making this bread since I was 16yrs (I am now 26yrs), it is the first bread I EVER made from scratch and I still use it to this day because it is such a versatile bread! You can reduce the sugar if you like, but I don't, I think it's fine as is! You can also experiment with different oils if you like. I've used Olive Oil, canola, vegetable, lard, bacon fat, it really depends on your taste. :) This is a great recipe for its versatality, if you want it dense, stick to the time stated, if you want it fluffier, let it rise longer, but my suggestion is, STICK TO THE ORIGINAL RECIPE THE FIRST TIME, make adjustments if you like after that, but as all ready stated, I think it's just dandy as is! :D But that's up to you if you do to. God Bless ~Amy

3 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Jan. 5, 2012
Peppy's Pita Bread
I don't understand why people don't make the recipes AS IS before they decide to follow someone else' suggestions? Why even make a recipe if you wont at least try the original way first? I made these just a couple of hours ago, and that turned out perfect! :) I overcooked a few lol, and those were perfect for dipping in some hummus I just made. :D And the soft ones that I didn't almost burn, will be for sandwiches... lol I wouldn't change anything in the recipe, it turned out exactly as it said and taste just like pita bread should. :D God Bless ~Amy

2 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Dec. 29, 2011
Sensational Steak Sandwich
I am always looking for easy things to cook since I cook EVERYTHING from scratch b/c of a severe milk allergy. I had all ready been doing crock pot pulled pork and this is a similar idea, cook meat for hours in a crock put in various seasonings and liquids till tender. When I make this the only thing I leave out is the peppers, and that has nothing to do w/ the recipe itself, but my husbands taste, otherwise I would make this as-is, its great! Awesome flavor. And one time I actually just recooked the meat in leftover au jus and some broth and seasoning as needed. After that I froze the leftovers and ended up using them for stuffing (I made it not on the inside of a turkey, so I needed liquid), and it made the BEST stuffing I have ever tasted. As for the meat on the recooked au jus, that's a matter of taste, it was definitely stronger tasting not sure if I liked the strongness on the meat itself, but it was an interesting experiment. :) Overall, awesome recipe! God Bless ~Amy

1 user found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Dec. 7, 2011
 
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