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Recipe by: AWright
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This is a sure winner at any Asian feast. By baking them, they come out and stay crispy. I have found that deep fried spring rolls have to be eaten immediately to preserve their crispiness. This is also healthier. A must try!
 
Recipe by: Ken Barger
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A grilled/smoked turkey is juicer and has a far better flavor than an oven roasted turkey. The turkey will be more tender and juicy than you thought possible. The recommended size for BBQ is 12-14 pounds. The turkey must fit under the lid with about 1-inch space between top of turkey and lid.
 
Recipe by: Devil-Dan
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Imagine a big beautiful turkey on your table. Now imagine carving it by slicing right across the the body, WITH NO BONES IN THE WAY! You will need some special equipment: kitchen twine, an upholstery-grade curved sewing needle, and a digital meat thermometer with cabled probe.
 
Recipe by: ChefMike87
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A custard-like dessert.
 
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Fresh ingredients are important.
 
Recipe by: KENL56
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This recipe is from my Grandma Lipovsky. Pagach is a Slavic dish that can be served as a side item like bread or as a main meal. Grandma made Pagach as our Friday supper since it contained no meat. She served it dripping with melted butter. Pagach is mashed potato-stuffed bread. It can be rolled out round or rectangle. Do not whip or add additional liquid to the potatoes or the pagach will puff up like a pillow in the oven.
 
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You can serve this on pasta, on sandwiches, rolled in a tortilla, on salads, or just eat if by itself. Smother with dressing as desired. Make sure not to overcook the tofu - just brown it on both sides.
 
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A play on several Thai flavors combined in a new unique way. It features a strip of steak lying across a pile of peanut butter fried rice topped with a coconut lime cream sauce and surrounded by pineapple tempura.
 
Recipe by: chef-Dion
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This is one of the best curries I have made. I like to serve this with fragrant white rice and a mango yogurt drink.
 
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