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About Me: I'm just a little bit long winded! Ask anyone who knows me! :O) I can't simply say, "The horse died!" and be done with the story. Nope! I have to tell you the whole history of that horse's life whether you want it or not!!! That's just me!! It's a curse, I know! ROFLOL :O)

My Greatest Cooking Triumph: Wow! Just one? There have been so many successes! But perhaps my greatest success was mastering the "art of bread making" as taught to me by my father who was a baker by profession! I always struggled with bread. It was too dry, too doughy, not high enough, too many big air bubbles! I think homemade yeast bread is definitely like tasting a bit of heaven! The smell of fresh baked bread alone makes my mouth water. When my dad finally retired from the bakery, he started adapting his HUGE recipes to something much more manageable for just him and mom. One day I insisted he teach me HOW to make bread so I could finally make something that resembled HIS! It was like the proverbial light bulb going off when it finally clicked. "It's how it feels!" he kept telling me. And he was right!!! :O)

My Biggest Kitchen Disaster: The one that comes to mind actually happened when I was 12 or 13 and at Girl Scout day camp. Every day we were given a wish list of available items for cooking, crafts, whatever we would be working on the next day. We were to mark what we needed and the next day those items would be delivered to our campsite! Well, we wanted to make pronto pups for lunch one day and so ordered flour and who knows what else. When we started to make our batter for the hotdogs, it just didn't look right or feel right. It was kind of a icky gray color, and sticky and just a total mess, but we struggled. Meanwhile, in the next campsite, the 7th graders were having trouble getting their plaster of Paris to set up for a project they were working on! Yup!! You guessed it!! Both of those items came to us in brown paper bags with no labels. We got the plaster of Paris and they got our flour! That story made the Girl Scout magazine that year!! Those were the worst pronto pups I ever had!! LOL

My Food For Thought: For the PAST is the PAST and will never return; the FUTURE we know not; and only the PRESENT can be called our own. author unknown

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Brownie Delight
Brownie mix and instant pudding hurry along the preparation of this scrumptious layered dessert from Opal Erickson of Branson, Missouri. "My family asks for this rich treat for birthdays instead of cake," she notes.
Four-Cheese Chicken Fettuccine
Meet the Cook: As a cattle rancher, my husband's a big fan of beef. For him to comment on a poultry dish is rare. But he always tells me, "I love this casserole!" I first tasted it at a potluck; now, I fix it for my family (we have a 3-year-old daughter) once or twice a month, and I'm asked to take it to most every get-together. -Rochelle Brownlee, Big Timber, Montana
Macaroon Cheesecake
No one can resist a slice of creamy cheesecake, especially around the holiday. This version features coconut in the crust and topping. —Tracy Powers, Cedar Springs, Michigan
Mustard-Glazed Pork Roast
Cooking is one of my favorite hobbies, along with sewing, oil painting, exercising and home decorating.

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