As a vegetarian who loves to cook I really enjoy discovering new recipes and playing around with food. I’ve always found a wide range of flavours and ways of combining food and have decided to start writing these down for other people to enjoy.

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Fresh Curd Thousand Island Dressing

published by Manishi on Sep 25, 2009

Delicious and simple salad.

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Lemon Dill Roasted Asparagus

published by nikern20 on Sep 19, 2009

This one’s really easy, and delicious. It fills the Asparagus with a lot of flavor, and when it’s done they’re tender, but still have a little bite to them!

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Add Excitement to Your Salads

published by Maggie May Barry on Jun 8, 2009

We’ve all been told to eat more veggies, but isn’t iceberg lettuce just disgusting? What you need is more variety of tastes and textures in your salad. Read on for some tips to liven up your bowls of greens.

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Homade Adobo Sauce

published by Thomas Hodge on Jun 3, 2009

The sauce can be used with a variety of meats to include pork, beef, chicken, and shrimp. In addition, it can be mix with fry veggies to make a decent vegetarian dish.

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You’ll love this rendition of broccoli salad. It will kick your summer into some healthy fun eating! Bon Appetit.

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Blue Cheese Dressing

published by TechDoc on Mar 3, 2009

Not only is the well matured Danish Blue Vein Cheese the most prized variety of blue cheeses, it is also incredibly easy to work with. The softer varieties are of a texture very similar to that of traditional Philadelphia Cream Cheese.

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Stuffed Chicken: Great

published by Holly J. Yarrington on Feb 15, 2009

This is a dish for company or just plain old get together.

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Sweet and Sour Salad Dressing

published by DEVAN on Feb 5, 2009

Great and easy-to-make dressing.

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I Love Coleslaw, Here is the Dressing

published by luv2write on Jan 11, 2009

We all love coleslaw dressing, but commercial coleslaw dressing is simply full of sugar. Since cabbage is a very low-carb vegetable, try this sugar-free dressing.

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