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* 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
* 1 1/4 teaspoons baking soda
* 1 teaspoon salt
* 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
* 1/2 teaspoon ground mace
* 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
* 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
* 1 cup butter, softened (read more)
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The other day I was having dinner with a friend at an upscale, expensive Indian restaurant. We noticed that most of the items in the menu were variations of curry, a recipe that both rich and poor people eat daily. I am sure Indian gourmet food also includes recipes that you won't see people eat every day, but what is interesting is that most recipes on the menu or what people order the most in a gourmet Indian restaurant are curry variations with fresher spices and ingredients, better cooking and obviously better taste. (read more)
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Many variations of every day recipes |
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The idea is chocolate bars in the shape of any item students carry with them at school and place on their desks. Good ideas for shapes include pens, pencils, notebooks, stationary, exam sheets etc. To be eaten or chewed upon when bored during class. Some students are in the bad habit of chewing the tip of the pen when bored, why not chew a chocolate bar that looks like the pen but tastes so much better? The taste can be anything the student likes
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I ordered a cappuccino at Starbucks the other day and the guy asked me what cup I wanted in: small, medium, large, big, tall, extra tall. Well none of the cups are really meant for cappuccino. They are all narrow and slender and the foam on the top is so thick, that you get a lot of foam on your mouth before you can get to the coffee. Why don't they just make low and wide plastic cup for cappuccinos? That's how they usually serve a cappuccino.
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Dessert is a course that typically comes at the end of a meal but I am thinking that in a weak economy people should become creative with cost-cutting and try to keep doing as many of the activities they were used to as possible. One is going out to eat in a restaurant. I guess I can eat at home and then go out in a restaurant with my friends and just order dessert and perhaps a drink to go with it. (read more)
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I want the last miniature Snickers for myself and I don't want to eat it just yet. I want to wait until the house is empty and there's no chance of someone coming in and getting a whiff of fresh roasted peanuts when I speak. So I took out the light bulb and replaced it with the miniature Snickers. I'm hoping the darkness can help my cause. Can't think of a better place at the moment. Where would you hide it?
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this is true for all men but my experience has been with american guys so far. if you want to prepare dinner and invite the girl over to your place, please don't buy everything as pre-packaged meal, microwave food or ready-made sauce from the supermarket next door to where you live. if you want to do it that way at least have the brain to take the time to empty the content of supermarket food into tupperware so that it looks as if you made it yourself (read more)
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Pour a bit of lemon juice over the fruits. Works great on fruit salads or fruit juice. Lemon helps aroma and colors to prolong their fresh state. A peeled apple, for example, will take more time to lose its fresh color if you pour lemon over it. Lemon is also a natural preservative and healthy. If you pour just a bit, it won't affect the taste :)
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Lemons keep fruit color vibrant! |
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if you wake up in the middle of the night with a strong crave for chocolate cake try this super quick recipe. all you need is flour, sugar, cocoa powder, egg, milk, oil and a cup. first mix 2 tablespoons of flour sugar and cocoa, then add the egg, a bit of milk and oil and mix again. insert the cup in the microwave and warm it up for no more than 3 minutes! when it stops swelling it's ready to eat. super quick and simple!!
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mix flour sugar and cocoa |
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Due to a stomach infection, I've been reverting back to my college budget and habits the last two weeks, Chuck Shaw and Ramen noodles being two of the main food groups that keep me culinary company. I realized it's not a good plan to put Tupperware in the oven-even if it just to heat up said Ramen noodles. But it's not necessarily a bad idea, melted plastic with Chuck Saw and Ramen noodles can be a good substitute when you run out of Chuck Saw and Ramen noodles..lol
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