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It's all about what you DON'T know
| Fri, 09-29-2006 - 7:52am |
One of our veteran food chatters, Blima, came to chat tonight with recipes to share.
| Fri, 09-29-2006 - 7:52am |
One of our veteran food chatters, Blima, came to chat tonight with recipes to share.
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I have had my share stupid moments but
Cheesecake is a dessert..and I get (most) dessert!! Besides the coffee house I worked in made the most amazing cheesecake I've ever had.
I'll be comparing my recipe to the very similar one down below.
By the way, I'll be making two cheese cakes for my wedding reception in two weeks. *drool*
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Man can live about forty days without food,
about three days without water,
about eight minutes without air...
but only for one second without hope.
-Hal Lindsey
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I know what you mean about hamburger and the confusion. I too think of hamburger as the patties.. In Finnish it too is called ground meat..but my DH and I have always called it "hamburger".
But there are lots of words that can be confusing in different cultures and languages.
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Man can live about forty days without food,
about three days without water,
about eight minutes without air...
but only for one second without hope.
-Hal Lindsey
I've bobbed for 51 apples so far!
(Want to get some of your own?
Click the apple to find out more!)
Try to figure out paste and pure.
You have to be come more Finnish learn to love mämmi or how it is spelled.
I have big book of cheese cake but I still love more the Swedish kind.
I have always called it "ground beef."
We call in mince meat here (ground beef/chicken etc) and hamburgers, are the pattie with bread roll, cheese etc. and the actual hamburger patties are called rissoles.
That is why I love you Karen, you make recipes understandable.
Here in Sweden, the nearest we used to have to hamburgers was Hackbiff ( which is origin of the hamburger) or pannbiff
You need to ask about those cuts of meat, Hanna.
Mincemeat is the British
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