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Ms. B

Chef #346221

Michigan

Joined: Aug 27, 2006

5 Public Recipes by Ms. B

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Homemade Watermelon Jelly

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Be the first to review! | By Ms. B

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I based this recipe on the followin site: (http://www.PickYourOwn.org/watermelonjelly.htm) It worked fine for me. I know that when working with pectin, especially the liquid kind, the results can be iffy. I made double batches of this jelly and both times there was no problem with it jelling. I experimented with watermelon preserves and had a lot of the red fruit left over that I couldn't eat before it went bad. This is how I used up the whole watermelon, jelly and rind preserves. This jelly is so good to me!

Recipe #431977

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Watermelon Rind Preserves Old Time

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This is an old time recipe that my mother and grandmothers used to make pear preserves. They used whole cinnamon sticks and cloves, but I've used ground and they taste good too. I experimented with watermelon rinds and found that the basic recipe works just as good. I did cut back on the sugar, originally it calls for 2 parts fruit to 1 part sugar, which is a bit much for my liking. The end result is a syrupy sweet fruit preserve, not like the preserves that are store bought, so don't expect store bough consistency. These are good old time simplicity.

Recipe #431550

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Seasoned Vinegar

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I started making my own seasoned rice vinegar when I was in the middle of a recipe that called for it and I didn' have any. The taste is very close to what I was buying, and a lot cheaper on the wallet. After some time I started making my own seasoned vingegar with different kinds of vinegar. I usually keep a bottle of apple cider, red wine, and white seasoned vinegars in my pantry. I especially like having it handy for making salad dressings because I don't need to add additional salt or sugar. I slice cucumbers and/or tomatoes when they are in season and maybe add a little garlic and some sliced onions and drench them in the seasoned vinegar for a nice snack or side salad.

Recipe #430683

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Deep Fried Broccoli

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1 Reviews | By Ms. B

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This recipe was originally written for cauliflower, but I had just purchased a mixed bag of fresh broccoli, carrots, and cauliflower and decided to try it with the broccoli and cauliflowerl. I liked the cauliflower but fell in love with the broccoli so here it is for safe keeping. Like the saying goes, just about anything fried is good, and this is good!

Recipe #408076

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Spicy Shrimp

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This is a family favorite that I found in a magazine more than 20+ years ago. I like to mix the sauce and pasta together in the saucepan once the sauce is ready. I prefer thin spaghetti but any pasta noodles can be used to your liking. I always make a double recipe of sauce for this dish and use lots of minced fresh garlic. Crush the rosemary, basil, and oregano with a mortal and pestle for optimum favor from the spices, or rub through your fingers to crush.

Recipe #391721

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