Chef Anne Burrell
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LOOKING for: Pampered Chef Brownie Dessert
Comments (8)I don't think it had peanut butter or butterscotch chips in it, but that one sounds really good, Ginger. Thanks. I did find something similar on the internet. Rice Krispies Brownies 1 box brownie mix 1 large jar Marshmallow Crème 1/4 cup butter 1 package miniature marshmallows 6 cups Rice Krispies 1 (12 ounce) package chocolate chips, melted Bake brownies as directed in a 13 x 9-inch pan. Spread Marshmallow Crème over brownies. Combine butter, marshmallows and Rice Krispies; spread over all. Top with melted chocolate chips....See MoreHow can this be?
Comments (82)Its interesting, after re-reading the pertinent comments on this thread, it occurs to me that Scripps has done the same disservice to HGTV. I'm sure you all remember when there were at least a few shown on HGTV that were actually about gardening . Now there is a non-stop littany about which reality show host and landscape company is going to sneak into your yard and bulldoze every square inch, replace everything with EP Henry and plants from a box store that are low maintenance and bring in the decorators with couchs, chairs, tables, lights, etc etc etc to make your new outdoor living space. NOw I would love to have $50k+ to spend on a gardening project (not that I would, but I would like to have it to spend) but it wouldn't be on another room to maintain! I want the shows like Paul James (the Gardener Guy) That realism, plus Paul's somewhat zany style and a commitment to all-natural approaches to gardening, has endeared viewers to his show since it first aired on HGTV in 1996. "If I've got a spot where the soil is awful, or a plant that's been riddled by bugs or plagued by some sort of disease, I don't hide it. I feature it. How else will people know how to deal with their own garden problems?" or the Gardener's Journal which often interviewed someone who is legendary in the development of a particular type of plant (daylilys, hostas, roses, etc) and toured their gardens and talked about what sort of characteristics hybridizers were striving to develop. Unfortunately, there is no other offering on tv - there used to be Victory Garden on PBS but I think that was either cancelled or moved to an impossible time slot so it seems Scripps has ruined HGTV the same way it ruined FoodNetwork....See MoreHigh School Iron Chef Club
Comments (40)So sorry! That I haven't followed up. I was out of town last week. On Tuesday, dear daughter went and got chicken breast and lemons. That night she made the Gordon Ramsay lemon chicken. Alas! She overcooked the chicken breast. I'd told her to cook them to no more than 140F internal, but she got so worried about food safety (footnote 1) that she cooked them more, and it turns out she'd purchased chicken tenders (I think that is what you call the little sliver that sits just inside of the breast?) which meant they overcooked even more quickly. Sad :-( So she came up with a plan B, SWMBO makes a no-cook lemon pasta sauce that takes 10 minutes. Dear daughter made regular and gluten-free pasta, whipped up the sauce, and brought that to the club meeting. It also turns out that many of the H.S. Iron Chef Club meetings, including this one, conflict with the Vivace Club she is in, which is some sort of a cappella vocal performance club. She went through the tryouts and got selected, it helps that she is a tenor/alto 2 which isn't common for girls. This meeting was one that conflicted, so she was only able to run to the Iron Chef meeting, drop off her dishes, and run off to Vivace practice. As of this point, we don't know who won. Dear daughter's dishes were received well enough to be featured in the club's Facebook page, so they weren't a total flop. But not the BONE-CRUSHING DOMINATION that the Gordon Ramsay lemon chicken would have been IF PROPERLY PREPARED. Well, live and learn. She had fun, learned some do's and don'ts for cooking chicken, and got at least an honorable mention / photo. Oh, we are not sure what the next ingredient is, but I will find out. I wish I'd been there to supervise her cooking, but I've been traveling for work most of the week, every week, for the last three weeks. Home life has become awfully discombobulated. I'm falling badly behind in my in-office work. Eating bad stuff and getting fat. And the chicken was overcooked. We'll pull it together in time for the next Iron Chef competition and, of course, the jello shot Halloween party! (footnote 1) Ever since her summer working at the camp kitchen, dear daughter has been as obsessed with food safety as any county health inspection. She wants to bleach our counters....See MorePampered Chef pizza stone
Comments (24)The reason why Pampered Chef pizza stones don't need to be preheated is because they are thinner than most other baking stones. Thicker and heavier pizza stones are more likely to break if they are cold and you stick them into a hot oven. Another thing that makes Pampered Chef's stones different and in some cases better is that it's ok to bake foods that have oil such as cookies on them because they have a surface that isn't porous. Here is a link that might be useful: Perfect Pizzas Every Time With The Pampered Chef Pizza Stone...See More- 26 days ago
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