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In the evening outside a restaurant in Giza, Egyptian women bake pita bread in brick ovens while singing traditional Arabic songs. (Copyright 2005, Michelle A. Scott)
baked beans: navy beans, homemade berkshire bacon, onion, clove, bay leaf, stout, maple syrup, ketchup, worcestershire sauce, dry mustard, dijon.
Resident Betty Peterson eyes the goodies, while employee care partner Christie McLean is ready to lay down cash for what she wants at the PWL Wainwright bake sale on November 18th.
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- standing freezer
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- bedroom set
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… and much, much more!
Recipe:
4, 4 Ounce - Fillets of Salmon
1/4Th Cup - Melted Butter
3 Tablespoons - Dijon Mustard
1 1/2 Tablespoons - Honey
1/4Th Cup - Dried Bread Crumbs
4 Teaspoons - Finely Chopped Fresh Parsley
Salt and Pepper (At your own will)
1 Lemon for garnish
Preheat Oven: 400 Degrees F
In a small bowl stir: Butter, Dijon Mustard, and Honey
In another small bowl mix: Chopped Parsley, and Driend Bread Crumbs.
Brush each Salmon Fillet lightly with Honey Mustard mixture and sprinkle the top fillets with Bread Crumb mixture.
Bake Salmon for 15-20 Minutes or until it easily flakes with a fork
Sprinkle with Salt and Pepper (At will)
Wczoraj wzięło mnie na pieczenie babeczek/muffinek? jak zwał tak zwał ;)
To moje pierwsze :P
Yesterday I couldn't find place for me...so I finally baked some muffins ;) (this is my first time)
So I made these really cute Hello Kitty Cupcakes for our schools version of The great British Bake Off
I made one of the runners and my Mom made the other two.
I used an iron and that sticky tape stuff...I can't sew.
My friends Lauren and Amy had been planning a baking day and today was the day! So much baking! Near constant baking from about Noon until 8pm. So many delicious treats.
One particularly cool thing was that Lauren had a Zombie themed cookbook and so there are items like cakes that actually looks like real hearts, bleeding cupcakes stabbed with broken glass (sugar glass ;-) and bone shaped meringues. Other treats include raspberry filled chocolate ravioli cookies, mini cheesecakes, a caramel cake, custard tarts with fresh berries and cupcakes that look like mini hamburger sliders. There's also a marzipan beetle that appears to have eaten a cupcake ;-)
It was a fun day and I was glad to be able to help out in the kitchen and get a bunch of photos (coming soon, I promise!)
Thanks to Joe for letting his kitchen be used and Joel and Willow for hanging out and helping to eat as well :-)
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Year 3, Day 162
[Total Consecutive Days: 892]
This is Little House Needleworks 2011 ornament #7 "Baked Goods". This is one of the first patterns I bought when getting back into cross stitching. I used 30ct Old Mill Java linen that I had on hand. I plan to sew this up as an ornament or a knob hanger.
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as usual :)
...yeah - my dearest friends asked me to bake a cake the other day - I think it was ment as a joke... but my inner prankster woke up by this - so I decided to bake a cake for them all...
now - I acctually don't bake and I can't draw so they must just understand that I meant this in the sweetest way ;)
This was my first attempt at this trick. I wanted it to seem like I normally just float around and have to use my legs to stabalize. Plus I figured I wouldn't ever wear shoes.
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Rick's birthday cake--Sprinkles on top of yellow cake with Vanilla Icing. Plain, simple and delicious--his favorite!
The very kind people of Duncan Hines invited me and Nichelle to represent Cupcakes Take as they launched their National Bake Sale Contest (which you can enter now!) to benefit Cupcakes for a Cause/CancerCare for Kids®.
We learned about the CancerCare for Kids®, were sold cupcakes from St. Dominic High School students, saw a cupcake demo by our inspiration Clare Crespo, and ate delicious food and cupcakes.
May 14, 2008, Tavern on the Green, NYC.
It's an apple cinnamon pie. I think this is the first apple pie I ever baked. It's a test pie. Tomorrow I bake one to take to the Pie Party I am invited to.
This one should be cool enough to taste test in about 30 minutes.
Baked in Golden Syrup and Black Treacle tins. A dollop of clotted cream ice cream onto hot sticky puddings. The ultimate in dessert naughtiness!
First time. For the Sopranos premiere Sunday night. This is a great and highly reccomended recipe, though I replaced the anise seed with some orange zest and Grand Marnier.