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Subject :Cookbooks

05/17/2013 17:07

SusieFish

Joined: 05/17/2013 21:44
Posts: 1

Forum : Cookbooks and Products Reviews
Topic : Cookbooks

I love cookbooks and am always looking for new ones- not just jewish ones but good cookbooks that are staples in the kitchen. here are some I love:
Maida Heatter- pies and tarts- bought on amazon- love it!
Mark Bittman- how to cook everything

any suggestions?

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Subject :Passion Fruit Mousse

05/08/2013 07:12

SHANA

Joined: 12/23/2010 10:41
Posts: 1

Forum : Recipe Request
Topic : Passion Fruit Mousse

I once tasted a delicious passion fruit mousse dessert at a sheva brochos and i would love to make it. can anyone provide me with the recipe. thanks

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Subject :Re:What happened to my recipe?

05/01/2013 19:28

bestcookever

Joined: 04/16/2012 21:43
Posts: 43

Forum : Customer Support
Topic : What happened to my recipe?

yup. that's what actually happened quite a few times to me. I even had that I submitted a recipe & made some corrections soon afterwards. The recipe did not save & I got negative feedback on that.

This usually happens when it takes a long time to post it & it gets lost.

Hope you hae better luck next time !!!

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Subject :What happened to my recipe?

04/08/2013 21:50

rgc

Joined: 02/27/2012 21:57
Posts: 21

Forum : Customer Support
Topic : What happened to my recipe?

I just spent quite a bit of time typing up a recipe and when I hit the submit button...poof...it was gone!
Do I really need to retype it?
Any ideas what went wrong?

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Subject :Re:Quick easy recipes!

02/26/2013 22:22

bestcookever

Joined: 04/16/2012 21:43
Posts: 43

Forum : Recipe Request
Topic : Quick easy recipes!

I posted some today which might help you. They are also great for erev pesach, rush, or working mommies.

Good Luck!

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Subject :Re:navy blue fondant

02/15/2013 15:34

njmom

Joined: 12/13/2010 16:35
Posts: 106

Forum : Chit Chat
Topic : navy blue fondant

Wilton sells kosher fondant. Not sure what color. But you can also try peppermill http://www.thepeppermillinc.com/

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Subject :navy blue fondant

02/14/2013 20:57

Chavy

Joined: 02/12/2013 03:58
Posts: 1

Forum : Chit Chat
Topic : navy blue fondant

Hi

Does anyone know where I can get kosher non dairy navy blue fondant?

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Subject :Re:Question on Fresh and Easy

02/11/2013 09:39

SonnyJoon

Joined: 08/28/2011 15:48
Posts: 6

Forum : Q&A Cooking/Baking
Topic : Question on Fresh and Easy "polish cholent" (meat?)

It should still taste good. Go for it

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Subject :Quick easy recipes!

12/02/2012 14:38

Shaindee

Joined: 12/02/2012 19:28
Posts: 1

Forum : Recipe Request
Topic : Quick easy recipes!

Hi! i'm looking for quick and easy every day chicken or side dish recipes that are good, and don't have that many ingredients just the basic ones. Is there anyone that can help me? Thnx

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Subject :Re:Promotions & giveaways

11/23/2012 18:34

AbbyPires

Joined: 12/27/2011 20:17
Posts: 30

Forum : Customer Support
Topic : Promotions & giveaways

I was one of the first 100 responders in the comments section of the pashmina giveaway earlier this April like I was supposed to, too, and I didn't receive my pashmina either. Why not?

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Subject :Question on Fresh and Easy "polish cholent..

11/01/2012 13:39

yghut

Joined: 11/01/2012 18:17
Posts: 1

Forum : Q&A Cooking/Baking
Topic : Question on Fresh and Easy "polish cholent" (meat?)

Anyone know how this would be with some flanken added in. I want to try the recipe but I don't think I can get away with leaving out meat

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Subject :Re:Best Food Photography Tip?

10/03/2012 15:08

amuhlou

Joined: 12/09/2011 14:17
Posts: 1

Forum : Food Photography
Topic : Best Food Photography Tip?

My tip is to take tons of pictures, making small adjustments in between (focus, angle, props, etc.). If you think a specific shot has promise, take a couple extra shots in the same way just to be sure. It's a numbers game to some degree. Sometimes you get lucky & your first shot is THE ONE, sometimes it's not. Nobody but you will know whether your best picture was on frame 5 or frame 55.

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Subject :Re:Freezing Food for Yom Tov

09/15/2012 15:55

Broccoli

Joined: 12/15/2010 20:38
Posts: 18

Forum : General Holiday topics
Topic : Freezing Food for Yom Tov

I am not one who freezes much but I have found hat whenever I have done so, most foods freeze beautifully with no compensation on the taste as long as u freeze it immediately after cooking / baking it.

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Subject :Re:Freezing Food for Yom Tov

09/15/2012 15:55

Broccoli

Joined: 12/15/2010 20:38
Posts: 18

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Subject :Re:Freezing Food for Yom Tov

09/13/2012 05:53

rachel

Joined: 12/13/2010 22:09
Posts: 39

Forum : General Holiday topics
Topic : Freezing Food for Yom Tov

I always freeze meat. I love recooking meat until it really caramelizes!

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Subject :Re:Shevuos Kugels

09/12/2012 20:43

radjubarak

Joined: 09/13/2012 01:41
Posts: 1

Forum : Recipe Request
Topic : Shevuos Kugels

tasty

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Subject :Re:Freezing Food for Yom Tov

09/11/2012 14:13

bestcookever

Joined: 04/16/2012 21:43
Posts: 43

Forum : General Holiday topics
Topic : Freezing Food for Yom Tov

I posted the apple pie which really freezes well. It has the same fresh taste after taken out from freezer. Recipe number is #57817.

I also freeze cooked turkey stew, turkey roll, & breaded chicken cutlets..

Good luck everyone in your preperations!

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Subject :Re:Freezing Food for Yom Tov

09/08/2012 22:25

Tina

Joined: 12/14/2010 21:30
Posts: 6

Forum : General Holiday topics
Topic : Freezing Food for Yom Tov

Chicken soup without the vegetables freeze well and all forms of crumbles and pies. Desserts are great to prepare in advance and it freezes well. I also like to prepare apple/fruit compotes and blend them before freezing.

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Subject :Re:Promotions & giveaways

09/08/2012 18:47

Chanee

Joined: 12/16/2010 09:29
Posts: 5

Forum : Customer Support
Topic : Promotions & giveaways

I hope you don't mind me asking my own question here. I was really excited to win the Herend giveaway, however I never received it. I hope it wasn't sent to the wrong address. It's interesting, since I haven't received both the Herend dish and the pashmina, I wonder why. I hope to receive it soon, as I'd love to use it for Rosh Hashana!

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Subject :Re:Freezing Food for Yom Tov

09/07/2012 12:56

njmom

Joined: 12/13/2010 16:35
Posts: 106

Forum : General Holiday topics
Topic : Freezing Food for Yom Tov

I find that all meats, pureed soups and kugels all freeze very well.
Some side dishes that freeze well are orzo with vegetables, anything in dough like:
Deli Rugelach Recipe #453
Squash Muffins or any vegetables muffins http://www.cookkosher.com/index.php?option=com_repsearch&area=1&type=1&sort=4&meat=on&milk=on&parve=on&time=9999&level=&cetegories_string=&search_string=muffins&page=0&in_members=&ex_members=&favs=0&favuser=&mine=&seeall=&subLevel1=&subLevel2=&in_ing=&ex_ing=

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