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CALLIEW
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Jun. 2004
Cooking Level:
Intermediate
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Stir Frying, Slow Cooking, Asian, Mexican, Italian, Kids, Quick & Easy, Gourmet
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Summer Squash Chicken Alfredo
About this Cook
My favorite things to cook
Chicken, pasta
My cooking triumphs
I cook almost everything from my own creations and I've only cooked 2 things in 12 years that my family did not like.
My cooking tragedies
Right out of college in my first apartment, I attempted an eggplant parmesan. I burned the eggplant breading and set off the fire alarm and had to throw out the disgusting mess.
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Chocolate Cream Pie II
As others did, I added an egg yolk, another T of cornstarch. I also used 1 cups cream and 2 cups milk. Instead of whipped topping, I made heavy whipping cream and stabilized it with dissolved gelatin and cornstarch. Then I sprinkled chocolate shavings on top.
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Dec. 23, 2012
Kelly's Butterscotch Pudding
I did 4 egg yolks instead of 3, added just a tad bit more cornstarch and changed 3 cups milk to 1 c heavy cream and 2 c milk. I did this because I wanted it thicker for pie. I also did the directions like I do for chocolate pie. I used a mixer and beat brown sugar and eggs. I added cornstarch and salt. Then did the same as written to add butter and vanilla after taking off stove. Yummy!
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Dec. 23, 2012
Boston Baked Beans
Not sure how to rate this since mine turned out fantastic, but I made necessary change to make it so. It has great ingredients though. I did a 16 oz pkg of navy beans, and salt only to taste. I cooked the bacon and onion in a cast iron dutch oven and then added the rest of the ingredients. I cooked my beans about 1/2 way in boiling water. I poured off the water and rinsed with cold water to stop the cooking while I was making the sauce. I put in the beans and added an appropriate amount of water. I cooked in dutch oven at 350 checking every 1/2 hour. It took 1 1/2 hours and they were fantastic! So yummy!!!!
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Jul. 4, 2012
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Summer Squash Chicken Alfredo
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