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MICHEROOO
 
Home Town: Los Angeles, California, USA
Living In: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Member Since: Jan. 2003
Cooking Level: Intermediate
Cooking Interests: Baking, Grilling & BBQ, Stir Frying, Asian, Italian, Healthy, Dessert, Quick & Easy
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About this Cook
I love to bake and normally despise "cooking." However, I am learning to love cooking more because I bought a food processor (because before I HATED slicing and dicing and uggh!)
My favorite things to cook
Anything with sugar. I even add sugar to stir fry is my trick to make myself enjoy my food more....I don't know what other people think though, lol. I'm in my 20s and am generally career driven so I am very practical with my cooking and willing to try anything as long as it is simple.
My favorite family cooking traditions
Eh, not really traditions....but since I live in America (and I'm vietnamese)...it's nice to have family show you how to make Asian foods.
My cooking triumphs
When I actually make something on my own without looking at a recipe!
My cooking tragedies
Although I may make a mess or something tastes slightly weird, I've never had a tragedy because I follow instructions very well :) My trick (well, it should be standard anyway) is to continually clean up as I cook/bake...this seems to prevent many tragedies (like spills or ingredient confusion).
Recipe Reviews 7 reviews
Honey Cranberry Oat Bread
HEALTHY ALTERNATIVE!! I failed to read others comments and as I was preparing, I did notice how dry the dough was. However, I took a risk and tried not to add more oil. Knowing that the dough felt dry, I took it out of the oven WAY early then its suggested 40-45 minutes. Yes, it is dry but quite tasty. The cranberries was not that tart as some as suggested as I tend to love cranberry drinks or the tartest apple out there. My suggestion is you can doctor this up to make it "yummy" or you can doctor it up a little more to make it HEALTHY. Sometimes I enjoy eating the most unhealthy stuff but I also enjoy eating things that taste guiltfree as well. Try: Egg beaters instead of egg Soymilk instead of milk Wheat flour instead of white It ALREADY uses honey and NO sugar! I use local honey in my tea already so using this in my foods was a bonus!). I also love recipes that uses oats! Great recipe, will try again. As the author's note suggested, it is a "hearty" recipe.

1 user found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Feb. 7, 2009
Fortune Cookies So Easy
READ THE REVIEWS! THEY GIVE YOU TIPS! I found something out that might help some of you. I also was having problems while folding it and it breaking. What I learned is: Yes, the texture should be like a pancake (so I did have to add more water to mine because it was thick) BUT in addition, once it's put on the cookie sheet, it should NOT be like a pancake but more like a crepe. You've reeeally gotta thin it out with a spoon. Too thick and it'll break. You know you've got it thin enough when you pick it up and it feels like you're flinging a piece of rubber around. If it feels like a thin cookie---too thick still.

147 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Jan. 25, 2008
Pomegranate Dessert
i eat a lot of pomegranates so i just wanted to find another way to eat them. this is obviously so simple! i just never thought of putting these ingredients together. Just adding sugar and lemon juice is what did it for me.

11 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Jan. 21, 2008
 
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