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Sweet Wishes

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Sweet Wishes

Here’s an idea to package your homemade treats if you are making caramels or hard candy. All you need is square cardstock paper and ribbon. Cute idea! Click here to get the instructions and label.

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Chef Secrets

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Chef Secrets

I’m no chef, but I do like to cook good food for my family. As per Domino‘s “culinary boot camp” article, here’s a few chef secrets from the Culinary Institute of America: Start with High heat–searing imparts taste, in everything from mushrooms to meat. Shallots instead of onions–sweeter and less of a bit. Ditch iodized...

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Chef Secrets

Posted by darlingdarleenadmin on
Chef Secrets

I’m no chef, but I do like to cook good food for my family. As per Domino‘s “culinary boot camp” article, here’s a few chef secrets from the Culinary Institute of America: Start with High heat–searing imparts taste, in everything from mushrooms to meat. Shallots instead of onions–sweeter and less of a bit. Ditch iodized...

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Chef Secrets

Posted by darlingdarleenadmin on
Chef Secrets

I’m no chef, but I do like to cook good food for my family. As per Domino‘s “culinary boot camp” article, here’s a few chef secrets from the Culinary Institute of America: Start with High heat–searing imparts taste, in everything from mushrooms to meat. Shallots instead of onions–sweeter and less of a bit. Ditch iodized...

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Chef Secrets

Posted by darlingdarleenadmin on
Chef Secrets

I’m no chef, but I do like to cook good food for my family. As per Domino‘s “culinary boot camp” article, here’s a few chef secrets from the Culinary Institute of America: Start with High heat–searing imparts taste, in everything from mushrooms to meat. Shallots instead of onions–sweeter and less Read More

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