How I Taught My Brother To Cook

Improvisational Tuscan-Provençal Cookery (and other good stuff to eat)

Marilyn Norman
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At 3:01pm on May 19, 2008, Debbie said…
Hello Marilyn!! Glad you joined. It will be fun to see what recipes you can share with us. Love the picture with Aunt Betty! She is amazing.
At 1:34pm on May 20, 2008, Patrick said…
Welcome aboard, Marilyn. Get the rest of the clan to join in too!
At 9:00am on May 21, 2008, Marilyn Norman said…
Changed Photos. This was taken a week ago with Grandma Mo Mo as Maeryn calls her and Mom Rainya and Dad Jason. Enjoy
At 4:28pm on June 20, 2008, Debbie said…
Great picture. Was great to meet you, even though short and sweet!
At 4:29am on July 17, 2008, Debbie said…
We had a great time. Felt like home. May be up again soon, hopefully Betty will be well rested after our last visit!
At 6:43pm on July 22, 2008, Marilyn Norman said…
I will get some Elmira area recipes out to you all. Betty gave you one of my favorites and that is the Tupperware Pickle recipe. Scott used to sit and eat them by the bowl full as a snack and they are really quite easy to make and keep without canning.I would like to double check to see if she gave it to you the newer and or improved way. If you could send me what she gave you I would appreciate it and will check it out and return it to you. At the present I'm working mostly on Gluten free recipes and learning a new way to cook but am having fun with it. I had my first Ice Cream Cone in a year this week. I made a waffle cone and it was delicious and crunchy.
I have a great family recipe for pickles peppers that are canned and very easy and wonderful. Will share that one soon. I'm headed to Texas this weekend to get Maeryn and bring her here for a week so it will be after that before I have time to play on the computer. The Chicken Parm looked great and I think I'm going to try it with gluten free products and see what I get. Have a great evening. Mar

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Laura, this looks wonderful!
on Thursday
UGH! and have you noticed (I am sure you have) that these "Chefs/cooks" do not even wear aprons! What is with that? The prima donna's!
on Thursday
This would work deliciously with peaches also!
on Thursday
my commentary was critical of all the "celebrity chefs" who must wear a v-neck cashmere sweater exposing their cleavage on the cover of their cookbooks. that's what it's come to ..........
on Wednesday
tres bien!
on Wednesday
That time of year when the stews are being made!
on Tuesday
Johnny, you better learn to like Macadamia nuts by January or they will through you off the islands.
on Tuesday
What? I didn't do anything. It's Johnny, I tell 'ya!. He's an instigator.
on Tuesday
Oh oh ! ! This is the best way to get warm when winter is coming ... I love all king of soup !
on Tuesday
Hum ! My mother used to make pineapple cake but without nuts. I can remember it was a good cake ! Yours loos great !
on Tuesday
Laura added a photo
on Tuesday
Haven't had THIS is a dog's age. Looks great (though I'm not a fan of Macadamias)
on Tuesday
Debbie added a photo
on Tuesday
I like this variation.
on Tuesday
PIGS!
on Tuesday
Great job! They look beautiful.
on Tuesday
But of course!
on Monday
If someone does not want to make their own broth they can use store broth. However, just to keep in mind, the next time you grill some "bone-in" steaks, save the bones in the freezer and use later for your broth production. This all in one pot met...
on Monday
Of course you are referring to the use of cleavers in the kitchen regarding their use, handling and safety.
on Monday
Usually I finish this soup in individual serving bowls by ladling the soup in, covering with croutons and cheese and broiling. This time I put the croutons and cheese in the cooking pot and baked in a very hot oven to get a "pizza effect" on the s...
on Sunday

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