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Maple Syrup Cake Recipe
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Type: Maple Syrup Cake Free Cooking Recipe - Cakes Good stuff! Ingredients / Directions CAKE2 medium eggsbeaten.2 cup(s)s of flour.¾ cup(s) of maple syrup.½ cup(s) of butter.½ cup(s) of sugar.½ cup(s) of chopped pecans.2 ½ teaspoons of baking powder.1 teaspoon of vanilla.½ teasp
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Brazil-nut date cake Recipe
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Type: Brazil-nut date cake Free Cooking Recipe - Cakes Um! Yummy! Ingredients / Directions 3 cup(s)s whole Brazil Nuts (1 pound shelled or 2 pounds unshelled) 1 pound whole datespitted 1 cup(s) whole maraschino cherriesdrained 3/4 cup(s) sifted flour 3/4 cup(s) sugar 1/2 teaspoon baki
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chinese leaf and red pepper salad
| General Recipes
Cooking receipe to make chinese leaf and red pepper salad under category General Recipes. You may find some video clips related to this receipe below.chinese leaf and red pepper salad450g chinese leaves finely shredded 1 red pepper 115g bamboo shoots (canned) drained 225g beansprouts 115g carrots pe
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Sanshoku 3 Color Donburi Japanese cooking recipe
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Ingredients 4-6 cups cooked white rice 1/2 lb ground beef or ground pork or ground chicken 3 tablespoons mirin (sweet rice wine vinegar) 2 tablespoons soy sauce 6 eggs 2 tablespoons sugar 1 (10 ounce) box frozen chopped spinach salt Directions 1Brown the meat in a medium non-stick skillet.
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Cooking receipe to make figs info under category General Recipes. You may find some video clips related to this receipe below.
figs info
Fig trees probably originated in Asia Minor but they grow wild all over the Mediterranean as they are quite hardy with strong roots. They can survive the dry and hot summer months without need of watering and still produce their sugary fruit.
In ancient Greece the fig tree and its fruit had erotic connotations and played a strong part in folklore. With its strong smell the tree is apparently a powerful hallucinatory source and in Greek folklore people are not supposed to sleep under it as they may go mad. Figs were served in ancient Greece as an appetizer. Athenaeos quotes the poet Lynceus of Samos who mentions the local custom of eating figs with the appetizers rather than among the desserts. He was my inspiration for the dish of figs with Mozzarella cheese on page 46. Figs contain calcium potassium and iron.
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