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Cooking Level: Expert

Home Town: Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Living In: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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I'm an opera singer and voice teacher with a passion for cooking. I occasionally cater small parties and do wedding cakes. Everyone tells my husband he's spoiled, but for me, cooking isn't a chore. I actually look forward to the times I actually HAVE TIME to cook! My friends call me operachef so I like to say "the difference between an opera diva and a kitchen diva is that an opera diva expertly sings, but a kitchen diva makes others sing!"

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Home Town: Windsor, Ontario, Canada
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.52 star rating.

Banana Banana Bread

Reviewed on Dec. 1, 2008 by rosabela
Alright everyone, believe the hype! This is a GREAT banana bread recipe! I only had 3 very ripe bananas and decided to try this recipe, anyway. I followed the recipe as is (accept for the amount of the bananas), and it turned out very moist and dense! No need to add additional spices like other viewers suggested (as the submitter said, "Why compromise the banana flavor?"). If using fewer bananas, just remember to reduce the baking time. I baked mine for 40-45 minutes (depending on your oven). Will definitely be making this again! Thanks for sharing, Shelley!
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Turkey Soup with Slickers

Reviewed on Nov. 26, 2008 by Dunner
This is an Awesome recipe, my wife's family has been making the identical soup for generations.. except they've always used chicken. With some convincing I got a bunch of them to try this turkey variation, everyone agreed it was equally delicious. My inlaws always called the "slickers".. "sliders" but no matter what u call them this is the best thing u can come home to on a cold winter's eve.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.41 star rating.

Pie Crust III

Reviewed on Nov. 18, 2008 by rosabela
I made my own chicken pot pie filling from leftover roasted chicken drippings and needed a savory crust to go along with it. I decided to try this recipe and oh my goodness did this crust make it the best chicken pot pie I have ever tasted (this was my first time making pot pie at home)! My German husband, who had never eaten a pot pie, said it was delicious and ate 1/2 the pie himself! It was a bit greasy when I was rolling it out but the easy fix for that is to just sprinkle some flour on top. I rolled the dough on baking paper, then placed it the pan and added the filling. Then I rolled out the top crust on plastic wrap and transfered it to the pie. I didn't have canola oil so I used sunflower oil instead and it still tasted great! The dough was greasy to work with but definitely easy and quick! I will use this recipe from now on for all my savory pies and quiches. Thank you GAF55 for sharing this wonderful recipe! UPDATE: I forgot to mention that the bottom crust WAS COOKED ALL THE WAY THROUGH!!! Just check while baking and leave it in the oven on the bottom rack until done. If you're worried about the top burning than cover with aluminum foil. Enjoy!
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