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I suspect someone got hacked.
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What does this have to do with
For various times, I have made corn tortillas. I have a tortilla press and a
small cast iron skillet for browning the tortillas. I used to buy the peppers
that were dried up and filled with seeds. I roasted them in the oven for about
20 to 30 seconds. Then I made enchilada sauce using the
There is no one answer for every recipe. If your recipe already has a lot of
complex flavors or if it's got a lot of very strong spicing, especially high
fire peppers, then it's probably better to go with a normal tortilla or wrap
bread, as the flavored ones may, at worst, muddle flavors or at
You just never know.
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I'm not much of a tortilla person, but I think the flavored sound really
good.
Becky
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What does this have to do with cooking? Would you mind explaining please?
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Hi everyone,
Recently BARD added a book with recipes for wraps. Some use flavored
tortillas such as spinach, tomato, etc. I'd like your opinions about whether
these flavored tortillas are good or if I should just use plain.
Thanks,
Nancy in OK
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I ate it last night. I'll have to get another one to see what brand it was.
I can tell you this much, though:
I bought it at Wal-Mart for roughly $8. It contained 2 pounds of frozen
macaroni and cheese and chunks of chicken in a Buffalo sauce. When you
think of a Buffalo sauce, you think
I haven't tried this recipe but plan to in the night distant future.
not*
Reese's pieces peanut butter cookies.
REESE'S PIECES Peanut Butter Cookies
INGREDIENTS:
1/2 cup (1 stick) butter or margarine, softened
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup packed light brown sugar
1/2 cup REESE'S Creamy
Hi everyone,
According to directions4me.com, I think Charles meal was Stouffers. Under
product details it states: New! Mac cheese variety. With white meat
chicken in a spicy buffalo-style cheese sauce.
I'm saying mystery solved,
Nancy
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Hi Nancy
At home we use the whole grain wheat and the spinach
I think it is up to you and your likeing. We tend to try to stay away a lot of
flour and at times we just use butter lettace for wraps,but again it is your
choice.
sugar
So don't worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring its own
Use what you like. Food is about enjoyment. If you think they may be of
interest, give them a try.
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But his has buffalo chicken strips; when I googled it, Boston Market came
up.
Fear is just excitement in need of an attitude adjustment!
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No. I said nothing about strips. I said that it has chunks of buffalo
chicken.
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Its all a matter of preference. We use a variety
John Diakogeorgiou
On Mar 10, 2015, at 5:04 PM, Nancy Martin via Cookinginthedark
cookinginthedark@acbradio.org wrote:
Hi everyone,
Recently BARD added a book with recipes for wraps. Some use flavored
tortillas such as spinach, tomato,
Some of them are very good and some are not. Personally, I don't care for the
wholewheat or gluten free as much as the ones with veggies added. If using the
wholewheat, getting them very crisp helps in my opinion. I am Latina and grew
up on homemade tortillas. Corn are the healthiest
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