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Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Pasco, Washington, USA
Living In: Gunsan, Cholla-Bukto, South Korea
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I've been an Army cook for almost three years and I enjoy it very much. I still have allot to learn about cooking but I'm getting better everyday.

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Cooking Level: Expert
Living In: Pasco, Washington, USA
About me: I am a single Mom of 4 children. I have a 19, 17, 13 and 3 year old and everyone has there own likes and dislikes. Like most people, we are on a fixed budget. Unlike most people, …
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sherie 

Cooking Level: Beginning
Home Town: Columbus, Nebraska, USA
Living In: Pasco, Washington, USA
About me: Im 19 years old fresh outta high school. i plan to go to college and get my degrees in buisness and management, then after that i want to go into a culinary school and learn more …
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megan 

Cooking Level: Intermediate
Home Town: Richland, Washington, USA
Living In: Pasco, Washington, USA
About me: My name is Megan and I'm 23 years old. I am married to loving husband, Nick. We have one child named Josiah who will be two in December. I love cooking for my family. I enjoy find…
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.54 star rating.

GA Peach Pound Cake

Reviewed on Jun. 23, 2009 by Ketra Tri-Cities WA 
Fantastic! I used 1 cup canned peaches, and 1 cup fresh cherries (sliced and pitted) because that is what I had on hand. Otherwise I followed the directions exactly. The sugar coated pan made for a sweet slightly cripy outside that paired nicely with a dence moist inside. Baked for 78 min. Thanks for a great recipe!!!
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Cranberry Sauce Chicken II

Reviewed on Jun. 9, 2009 by Cathie H. 
Yummy!! Very light, sweet and fruity. I used boneless/skinless chicken breasts, and a can of whole berry cranberry sauce; otherwise, I followed the instructions as written, and it came out perfect! There is plenty of sauce, so I suggest making rice as a side dish so you can pour some over it.
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Calico Bean Casserole

Reviewed on Jun. 9, 2009 by Cathie H. 
This is the best recipe using a combination of canned beans that I have found to date. No need to change any of the ingredients. I liked how it came out so thick--a lot of similar recipes, for me at least, turn out way too saucy. Good BBQ-y flavor, too. My main suggestion is that if you want to skip washing that extra mixing bowl, use a large pot to fry the ground beef/bacon/onion mixture; then after draining (if you need to--I found that I didn't), mix in the cans of beans and then mix in the remaining ingredients. Then you can pour it directly into your baking pan. I also decided to use a large (28 oz.) can of baked beans, and I baked the casserole for a total of 50 minutes, until it was bubbling around the edges. I let it sit for 10 or 15 minutes after taking it from the oven while I made some biscuits to go with it.
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