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Deb Brundage
 
Home Town: Princeton, New Jersey, USA
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Member Since: Apr. 2000
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About this Cook
My mom taught me to cook, and now I do it for a living -- baking cookies for college students, and cooking for survival
My favorite things to cook
cookies, chicken, veggies, desserts
My favorite family cooking traditions
we always make swedish kringler and sausage and egg casserole for Christmas breakfast. Even though I don't like the casserole I know that I will continue to make that for the rest of my life -- it's tradition!
My cooking triumphs
I made a frozen chocolate mousse bomb that was difficult, but definitely worth the time and effort
My cooking tragedies
We tried to make a lowfat carrot cake that turned out flatter than a pancake -- we could have used it as a frisbee. Will never do that again!
Recipe Reviews 8 reviews
Flan I
I have this same recipe from a cuban cookbook -- it's FANTASTIC and genuine. It cuts well, yet is creamy. One of a kind experience! One hint for those who have a problem with it (such as the person who found it crumbly) -- switch the steps in the recipe. First caramelize the sugar and pour into the pan, then allow it to cool -- that way the eggs will not curdle upon being poured into the pan.

58 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: May 5, 2003
Snow Ice Cream I
There certainly has been enough snow on the east coast for this. Here is an idea for the eggs: buy pasteurized egg product in a carton in the refrigerated section of the supermarket. They're real eggs -- just pasteurized and safe to use.

25 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Mar. 2, 2003
Bruschetta I
I lived in Italy for 4 months and this is closer to a true bruschetta (pronounced broo-sket-ta). Rubbing the garlic directly on the bread may make it strong -- but it IS the authentic method -- it's how they did it while I was in Italy. One good suggestion is to drizzle olive oil over the top of the tomatoes. FRESH basil is NECESSARY for this recipe!! Great, Authentic Recipe!! deb

85 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Feb. 5, 2003
 
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