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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!
Liz Crain I can't believe I haven't!! I'm sorry I'm in admin. right now I'll add it!
Olga trying to concentrate on studying for GRE
cafemama about to plant more spinach, lettuce, and peas because it seems like time!
Kim O'Donnel just finished chatting! Read the transcript: http://www.culinate.com/columns/table_talk/tt_20090416
Donna Binbek I'm not eating right now...on the lemonade diet boohoo!
Liz Rousseau is looking through thousands of photos from portugal, spain & france & trying to meal-plan a dinner/photo party to match it...pintxos perhaps?
magpie26 picked up hickory smoked salt at the farmer's market yesterday!
Susan@MyLifesJoys I am making sauce today nad some fresh bread...later I will put together some Baked Stuffed Shells and some Cannelloni for company tomorrow. I love a rainy snowy day for cooking up comfort foods.
ima_designer Now Cooking breakfast at Slate Street Cafe in Albuquerque M-F

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