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- Batter Up! by Noshtalgia on Nov 6, 2009
I often crave a good fish fry and I especially love mine done in a really good beer batter but I think I have found something that actually works better. While on one of my recipe hunts I came across a batter for fish that uses a can of 7-Up. The mor...
- Baby Back Ribs in Vietnamese Caramel Sauce by FoodMayhem on Oct 27, 2009
Why can’t looking for apartments be as easy as looking for recipes? We’ve been looking for a place to move to, on and off, for two years now, with no end in sight. When I look for recipes, I find what I need most of the time. The two proc...
- Hats Off To A Special Lady by Noshtalgia on Sep 13, 2009
photo/zutronic/flickrA discussion about women, who could pull off wearing big hats and look stunning, got me to thinking about my Aunt Lena. My Aunt Lena was a full figured blond haired blue eyed Italian girl. In those days it seemed that all the lad...
- Fresh Sriracha by FoodMayhem on Aug 30, 2009
This Weekend Shout-out goes to Todd and Diane, of White on Rice Couple, for posting a recipe for sriracha style hot sauce! Make your own sriracha? Yea! As much as I try to make everything, it never even occurred to me to make sriracha. My handy squee...
- Pike and Puppies by Noshtalgia on Jul 17, 2009
The fish were always biting when we were up at our cabin on the lake in Canada. It was nothing for us to catch a dozen or more a day. The bulk of our catch was Northern Pike, wicked little teeth on those suckers let me tell you. My father would clean...
- Back to Basics by The Duo Dishes on May 29, 2009
It is not hard to be a foodie. We live it, and we love it. But there can be downfalls–pits and traps that make it hard along the way. They come in the form of baked goods, fried food, creamy dips and bacon-wrapped anything. Our lovely D...
- No Need for Takeout by The Duo Dishes on Mar 9, 2009
Los Angeles is an impressive food city. Restaurants run by world famous chefs to small ethnic grocery stores packed with goodies you’ll never find in the usual markets. There is no need to go to chain eateries because every neighborhood h...
