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Cooking on the Mekong riverfront in Vientiane

Turnip greens from Breezy Hill Farms

Rinse the kale, tear into potato chip-sized pieces, place on a cookie sheet and rub with oil and salt. Bake at 400 degrees until crisp (10 -15 minutes), stirring them once or twice for even cooking.

Photos from a cooking team activity at Blue Ribbon Cooking.

Food and beverages stalls at the waterfront promenade open space during Singapore's Golden Jubilee celebrations around Marina Bay.

Pancake for breakfast. Brother complained not full enough.

285hv fired at full, bounced off of white ceiling

The beef, chopped carrots, bell pepper, onion, tomato, bay leaves, tomato sauce, and chipotle pepper in adobo sauce (my own addition, not from my mom's recipe). The cactus glass which may or may not contain a Screwdriver.

Cooking by Fanny Riedo

 

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Chef Athan Spanos, managing chef at Penn State Harrisburg, and Chef Skylar Diehl, Managing Chef at the Bryce Jordan Center at University Park, teamed up to showcase several molecular gastronomy techniques you can do while cooking. The title of their dish is called the “5 Flavors of Parmesan.”

Subject is not as good as Rocky's Bug... I think this is about how big he said it was though. This was done with my Macro filter set.

Banana and cocoa cake

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from vegan with a vengeance

焼きプリン

a baked castard pudding

He works at Iron Bridge Restaurant, Columbia, MD

ajuste de color, limpieza del plato

I'm still using Halloween cupcake cases because

1. I want to use them up and

2. The only other ones I have are white and they are a bit boring.

 

I have some rainbow colours on order from:

 

www.cookability.biz/easybake-rainbow-muffin-cases/b_1684.htm

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Fishingtrip, Lutaure, Adolfström, Arjeplog (Pieljekaise National Park)

Chef Athan Spanos, managing chef at Penn State Harrisburg, and Chef Skylar Diehl, Managing Chef at the Bryce Jordan Center at University Park, teamed up to showcase several molecular gastronomy techniques you can do while cooking. The title of their dish is called the “5 Flavors of Parmesan.”

Cooking shrimp in boling water food background. You can purchase this photo for commercial use in high-res and without watermark here: j.mp/greycoastphoto || If you have any issues with finding specific image, please contact me: danr@yandex.com

Cooking up some eggs for the family on Sunday morning.

The cooking process... I pour in the middle of the pan and swirl around quickly. Takes practice. Trying to get it super thin... about 3/4 of them were thin enough. This is so when you cut with a fork, your filling doesn't squish out.

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