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Country Home Cooking CD

Written by zeroline on Wednesday, February 9th, 2005 in Grocers, Recipes.

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Country’s Best Home-cooked Meals on CD

They call America the great melting pot. And, when you come right down to it, the one place where Americans melt together most is in the kitchen–where all the cultures making up our great nation gather and produce delicious casseroles, stews, loaves, pastries and more.

America’s Best Kitchens CD Collection of 5,100 of the country’s best home-cooked meals is available online at http://www.AmericasBestKitchens.com/purchase.asp
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Included with every order is a free copy of the very first cookbook written by an American, The First American Cookbook, published by Dover Publications.

And a donation from each sale will be given to families of fallen soldiers.

Valentines Day Recipes!

Written by zeroline on Friday, January 7th, 2005 in Recipes.

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Valentines
Day: Recipes !!!
A Romantic
Getaway For Two?to Your Dining Room!

 

Wouldn’t it be nice to whisk your valentine to France, and celebrate your amour with a little coq au vin and a nice bottle of wine? Or maybe you’d both prefer a short siesta followed by a hearty paella eaten in front of the Spanish sunset. Better yet, how about an extravagant journey to Bangkok, just the two of you and a little Tom Yom?

No need to leave the comfort of your home, or break the bank, for a culinary adventure that will take your sweetheart’s breath away. Follow us—we’ll show you how it’s done!

Start a few weeks in advance. First, craft a clever invitation: a fake plane ticket leading to your home in another country, a puzzle piece (for which you’ll have the perfectly matching piece). Second, select one of our most popular cooking school menus and half it—so dinner is for two– for a simple, yet elegant, dinner. Third, extend the theme of dinner to your home’s décor for a night. Create a romantic, deliciously foreign feel with a little research, some inexpensive decorations, a few candles, and a lot of love. And voila, the stage is set for a feast that will have your Valentine swooning.

Ready to start cooking? Grab an apron and some pans…and let’s get to work!

Ready
to start cooking? Grab an apron and some pans?and let?s get to work!

Thai
Cooking Made Simple

A little chicken satay,
red curry beef, and mangoes on the table?and potted palms swaying with a
light breeze from a fan?will have you feeling far, far away.
 Italian
Cooking Made Simple

 Play
a little Pavarotti, light some candles, and call dinner at a nice, late
hour?leaving you lots of time for other Valentine?s Day activities (wink
wink), and you?ll feel as if you were right in Rome.

Indian
Cooking Made Simple

Serve
lots of Mixed Raita with this dinner?you?ll need some cooling down! Decorate
the house with Indian curry-making pots. Cover the table in small dishes
of spices, then have your valentine smell each blindfolded and guess what
each one is.  You?ll be feeling
the heat in no time!

 Japanese
Cooking Made Simple

Perhaps
the best part about this meal is that you?ll be left feeling satisfied
and energized?perfect for Valentine?s Day, no? You can find traditional
Japanese dishes and pottery at many house ware stores today, and of course
you?ll want chopsticks. Sitting on cushions and eating at a low table
will add to the effect. A little Japanese music in the background

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