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Home Town: Hanover, Pennsylvania, USA
Living In: Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, USA
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I'm 43, married for 22 years, 1 son 14, 1 daughter 13. I love cooking, collecting recipes and cookbooks. I love to invent recipes and share them. One of my favorite things is to cook in my kitchen with family and friends all sitting around the island talking and watching me cook. The best is when they taste the dish and love it! :)

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The reviewer gave this recipe 3 stars. This recipe averages a 4.63 star rating.

To Die For Blueberry Muffins

Reviewed on Jul. 8, 2008 by Josie's Mom
I'm not through all the reviews but I am surprised no one said anything about filling the muffin tins to the top. I did, cuz I thought I'd go for the "bakery" look and wow, what a mistake. My smoke detector went off and thank goodness it did. My muffins were overflowing in the oven. I put the muffin tins on a big sheet pan and completed cooking. They look good but I wish the instructions told you to put it on a sheet pan to avoid overflowing onto your oven floor. Getting them out of the pan is another feat all on its own. They taste delicious, however. Just wouldn't recommend filling them to the brim.
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Mock Filets

Reviewed on May 23, 2008 by Josie's Mom
Very good! I used yellow mustard instead of powder in the sauce. I also used onion powder cuz I didn't have onions. I used thin sliced bacon and only broiled on one side for 5 minutes and then flipped them and topped with sauce and broiled for 3 minutes and then turned the broiler off and just left them in the oven set at 350º for about 10 minutes. Perfect. I want more right now!
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The reviewer gave this recipe 3 stars. This recipe averages a 4.08 star rating.
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Tim's Mac and Cheese

Reviewed on Jan. 1, 2008 by Josie's Mom
Okay, a couple pointers: make sure you start the pasta well in advance of the cheese sauce. My sauce was VERY thick WAY before the water was even at a boil. TASTE your cheese sauce before you add the pasta to it. Mine was VERY blah and I even contemplated adding some seasoned salt to the sauce but just added salt till I liked the flavor. I topped it with day old baguette that I coarsely chopped in my food processor. I did NOT put melted butter on top of that. Trying to find a way to keep this dish a little healthy. (Yeah, right.) I did not salt the casserole before baking. Some people have different tastes so I just put salt on the table. (But salt is IMPERATIVE in the sauce. Or, find some EXTRA sharp cheese to guarantee flavor.) It was good but not to-die-for...
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