Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Welcome!

Hello Everyone! Welcome to the LHSP Culinary Appreciation Club Blog! This page will be where you can post your reactions or responses to our meetings, memories you have of food, ideas you have for the club and MORE! We are so excited for the club this semester and we hope you are too!

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  1. mac and cheese
    http://www.macaroniandcheesecake.com/2011/09/revolutionary-mac-cheese.html

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  2. M&M COOKIE BARRRR!!!!! i have a little collection of baked treats so i can print it out and bring it :)

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  3. Jessica Weil
    http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/old-fashioned-cupcakes-recipe/index.html

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  4. These recipes are from Anna and Andy:

    http://amandeleine.com/2011/02/03/oreo-stuffed-chocolate-chip-cookies/

    Minestrone Soup :)

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  5. In honor of my favorite chef, (Grayson Schmitz,) of this season's Top Chef, I think we should make this steak dish. We could just make one, because the steak is huge, and we could all take two bites ;)

    http://www.bravotv.com/foodies/recipes/grilled-rib-eye-steak-with-german-potato-salad-and-grilled-vegetables

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    1. Seldy, did you check out the enchilada that I myself made??:) I know it's hard to believe, it looks restaurant material..haha

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  6. I have been making enchiladas since Freshman year of high school. I absolutely love making them! We can either make chicken, beef, or even cheese enchiladas! They are my favorite dish to make and I promise that everyone will love them just as much as I do!:)

    Here is an amazing enchilada that I made a little over two weeks ago!:

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  7. http://www.foodnetwork.com/hash-brown-casserole2/video/index.html

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  8. Cooking memory: pasta parties with my soccer team. ( Alfredo, ravioli, spaghetti) yumm

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  9. my cooking memory was when I was with abuela and we make arroz con pollo for the whole family. I helped her cook when I was really young, and I have always loved to cook since.

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  10. I'm a boss at making crepes. My training dates back to the early 90's when I attended the National French Institute for Culinary Excellence with a concentration in pattisieres and crepes. While I'm hesitant to reveal my true recipe here is one that I have long been fond of: http://desktopcookbook.com/recipe.asp?ID=1380

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