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Some obscenely yummy recipes from Ebony…
As well as being a painter and a writer I also love to bake. Here are a few recipes I found that look delicious. Just copy these links and paste them into your search engine. If you try them please let me know how they turn out.
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Recipes!
I have no gift for cooking, but I do believe in being capable.
Of course most of mine are meat marinades or imitation appetizers. Lately I’ve been really getting into Wanton Skins, which strangely are not from the rarely seen Wanton, but are in fact essentially a thin pasta dough type sheet that you can use to wrap up just about any bite sized morsel. If it’s in contact with a sauce it bakes soft like the inside of a pizza, while thin edges left out become as brittle as…thin pizza crust.
Yeah, the first recipe I found for them was pizza cups. Pretty simple too: take a muffin cup, add 1 skin, one dollop of pizza sauce, some mozarella, then repeat for a two layer. Bake at about 350 for 20 minutes, and enjoy.
Next time I think I’ll try rolling them up with some kind of meat or veggie in a thick flavorful paste. I feel like with a little coloring they could be themed for holidays like Halloween and Christmas.
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Mm, sound like my kind of yum!
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I don’t bake much but I do love to cook. I make a mean chilli con carne but my most popular dish here in UK is the American Sloppy Joes I do.
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I can see why. Me and hubby love sloppy joes too.
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If I ever do get to Australia, I’ll have to look you up and make you and your husband some.
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Boy we’d love that. The only chance we get to have them here is if we make em.
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