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Kim Loving "The Flavor Bible". Do you know this book? I'm convinced every cook should own it.
Carrie Floyd I'm gathering recipes for Thanksgiving.
Caroline Cummins frustrated that not a single recipe (out of four made in a single day) worked out.
Deborah Madison I'm nursing my garden through the heat and wind and drought and starting to see some results. My cardoons are doing splendidly!
Annika thinking about food and blogging... http://annikaharmonica.tumblr.com/
slobhan I see daffodil sprouts. This means spring veggies are not too far around the bend!
Liz Crain I can't believe I haven't!! I'm sorry I'm in admin. right now I'll add it!
joanmenefee overwhelmed with garden bounty--carrots, potatoes, squash, apples...I know I shouldn't complain, but this is not a time of year I like to spend in the kitchen. The woods! The woods!
KAB Just uploaded the first blog post in over a year (blushing here), but it's a good one: Green Garbanzo and Tomato Curry!
Marilyn Noble I'm experimenting with bread baking. No low carb nonsense around my house!
Dianne Rodway Enjoyed Ivy's Summer Squash & Tomato Gratin in MIX magazine for dinner
cafemama about to plant more spinach, lettuce, and peas because it seems like time!
asides I am planning for potato soup and bread.

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