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James Berry Sweating in the heat.
Kim Loving "The Flavor Bible". Do you know this book? I'm convinced every cook should own it.
Robert Reynolds found our first local asparagus at the saturday market at portland state. we're off!
JudithK Sorry I missed the Culinate crew at IACP. It was quite the week, wasn't it? ?Missing all the flowers. NYC doens't have flowers like you do.
vesperlight Indulging in fresh produce...cauliflower...pears...citrus.
Kim O'Donnel just finished chatting! Read the transcript: http://www.culinate.com/columns/table_talk/tt_20090416
Eugenia is seeking recommendations for good things to eat in Buffalo.
Tiersa Rodell Making homemade chicken soup from last nights chicken dinner! It smells so good here!
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
Tracy Mathey I am soaking my dates for sticky date pudding and have already made the caramel sauce!
Leta Merrill Trying to figure out what to make for dinner tonight. As usual, I am craving pasta
Anu Karwa Planning my cupcake & wine tasting event on August 13th: www.swirlevents.com

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