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From Margaret Studer — Blog by
February 5, 2010

I need to spend an afternoon here. There are so many recipes that look fabulous. I want to save them all even though I don’t think I’ll ever cook them.

I collect recipes the way some people collect art. I collect them just to have them and know that they’re there.

I love food, but I love it way too much. If I cooked and ate everything I ever wanted to cook, I’s be so fat I’d have to lie in bed all day, if I could make it to the bed.

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1. by Kim on Feb 7, 2010 at 7:59 PM PST

Thanks for hanging out, Margaret; we hope it’s not too overwhelming, but you’re right, there is a lot here. Good luck navigating — and remember, if you need help reorienting yourself, just go to the home page (click on the Culinate logo at the top of each page) and start over.

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