I am hosting a dinner party and one of the guests is observing passover. I need to stay away from rice, beans, corn, and bread. I am looking for some awesome dishes / dish combinations to serve so everyone is happy. Bring on your tasty dishes.
posted by jasondigitized
on Mar 29, 2013 -
11 answers
I have 8-10 Bud Light beers in cans left over from my New Year's party. I'm not going to drink them... but can I cook with them?
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posted by 1f2frfbf
on Jan 4, 2013 -
31 answers
I am having a New Year's Day brunch and I'd like to serve some fancy things that aren't typically homemade here in the US.
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posted by jph
on Dec 11, 2012 -
19 answers
I have a crockpot, need to eat at home more, and am really short on time. Anyone have recipes I could use?
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posted by reenum
on Aug 17, 2011 -
20 answers
I'm going to make broccoli risotto tonight, and I want to make chicken thighs in a way that will complement. Bring on the ideas.
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posted by nosila
on May 2, 2011 -
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I want a crockpot recipe I can make overnight that tastes like Bahama Breeze's "Bahamian Seafood Chowder"
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posted by Vorteks
on Apr 29, 2011 -
2 answers
CookingFilter: Recipes, books, and blogs dedicated to recipes to beginner cooks or cooks on a budget?
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posted by reenum
on May 19, 2008 -
14 answers
I hate cooking. I
hate cooking. I really, really,
really hate cooking. I need to learn how to love it.
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posted by WCityMike
on Oct 20, 2007 -
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A couple of days ago, I was googling around for help when it came to cooking rhubarb and cherries together. I found a recipe that looked really good that called for baking them wrapped in tortillas with butter, sugar, and I don't remember what else. Now I can't find the recipe any more. Any suggestions on how this might work?
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posted by croutonsupafreak
on Jul 1, 2006 -
5 answers
Today's theme ingredient is...APPLES! What apple-based dessert recipe would you recommend for a picnic? 1) I don't care much for the very tart varieties of apple (e.g., Granny Smith), so I prefer a recipe that uses, or at least works with, the less tart varieties. 2) There will be several hours between baking and serving, so it should be servable at room temperature. 3) I'm reasonably skilled in the kitchen; you need not shy away from more difficult recipes.
posted by DevilsAdvocate
on Sep 15, 2004 -
13 answers