Oolala

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Joined: Apr 2, 2005

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Grandma Edith's Onion Noodle Kugel

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From Jewish Cooking Boot Camp by Andrea Marks Carneiro & Roz Marks. "This recipe takes the sweet flavor out of kugel and replaces it with a more savory taste..." This is a kosher dairy dish.

Recipe #411863

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Laura's Shabbat Braised Brisket of Beef

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I just had this brisket last night and had to get the recipe. It was delicious. Laura got it from a cooking class she took at King's Cooking Studio. For the tomato sauce, she uses Rao's brand. If carrots are desired, add when meat goes into the oven. If potatoes are desired, add to the meat halfway through cooking time. This freezes well.

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Scallops With Cream & Basil

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It's from Mark Bittman from the New York Times circa 1990's. Twenty minutes, tops. From Lizzy to me! She used dried basil- it's all she had.

Recipe #395624

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Grandma Zangrille's Meatballs (With Rice Krispies)

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Posted by Anna Bongiorno in Cuisine By the Sea, The Avon School. I found this book sale and want to make this recipe from it someday. It didn't say how long to bake but I will guess 30 minutes, it merely says to bake until golden brown.

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Lynne's Secret Steak Marinade for Grilled Steak

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I don't want to lose this! From Lynne Rossetto Kasper's email. Sounds interesting and it's grilling season!

Recipe #382705

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Dried Blueberries (Method)

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I ripped this from a Thanksgiving book. The book said " today we store blueberries in the refrigerator or freezer. In the 1620's, Americans dried berries to preserve them for winter. The Pilgrims referred to these little, round, blue skinned berries as whortleberries or billberries...often Native Americans rehydrated or plumped up their dried berries by soaking them in hot water for 15 minutes before serving." This could be a healthy snack or a nice add in for a salad or for whatever you can think of.

Recipe #380061

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Grilled Salmon With Balsamic Onions

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No honey or sugar-simple grilled recipe with stove top onion preparation. From a NJ magazine.

Recipe #377425

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No-Bake Strawberry Cheesecake - Parade Magazine

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Different from the others posted here. This recipe doesn't contain Jello but does have cream cheese, sugar, sour cream, vanilla extract, whipped topping (like Cool Whip), fresh strawberries and prepared graham cracker pie crust. I don't want to lose it and will make it soon. This requires 4 hours chilling time. This is from Parade magazine, June 14th, 2009

Recipe #377074

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Pineapple Lime Marinated Grilled Salmon

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From Michael Antonasio, the manager of Food & Nutrition for Overlook Hospital, Summit, NJ.

Recipe #376803

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Halibut With Sugar Snap Pea Salad

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From Real Simple on line. Don't want to lose it because it sounds good. Heart healthy, quick and easy. * Tip: taste the peas before making the salad. It they're not as sweet as you'd like, steam them for a minute or two, then run them under cold water. This will help bring out their natural sugars and make them more tender.

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Noodles and Pot Cheese (Turos Teszia)

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This is from the Art of Hungarian Cooking, Ladies Auxiliary, New Brunswick, NJ, 1955.

Recipe #376203

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Luck O' the Irish Lamb Chops With Minty Ranch Dipping Sauce

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Created by football analyst, world championship quarterback and restaurateur Joe Theismann on behalf of Kingsford Charcoal, September 2007. I found it in NJ Family Magazine on their website.

Recipe #375512

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Popcorn Diner Meatloaf

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Reprinted with permission from The Popcorn Board, popcorn.org., January 2007, I found it in the NJ Family Magazine website. I haven't made this but it was so unusual sounding and may be low carb which is good for my DH. Here for safe keeping.

Recipe #375485

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Shallot Vinaigrette

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From South of the Fork, Jr. League of Dallas. Here for safe keeping.

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Veronica's Hungarian Chicken Paprikash/Paprikas

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Veronica Karlan, my parents' friend, is a lovely Hungarian woman who graciously sent me her recipe when I told her I like to cook! I was salivating when she was describing this dish! Serve with dumplings, mashed potatoes or orzo. I have made this with egg noodles too. * Easy on the paprika as it can be quite piquant. I may double the sauce because I like a lot of sauce.

Recipe #370861

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Wrightsville Beach Coleslaw

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I bought a cookbook at a rummage sale and inside the book was a hand written recipe card for coleslaw- It was written on a card that said "A Taste of Wrightsville Beach" and was written by Susette, who wrote "Tom's favorite" on the back. By the way, Wrightsville Beach is in North Carolina. I had never heard of it before but you learn something new every day. This sounds very good and I wanted to share.

Recipe #369154

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Chicken With a Chili Sauce and Cream

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From South of the Fork, the Junior League of Dallas, 1987. I am posting recipes that appeal to me for safe keeping. This has a 2 hour marination time. Serve with linguine.

Recipe #368640

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Spinach Intrigue

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