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Ensign Recipe Centre
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- Goulash
- Wednesday
January 21, 2004
by: Cassandra Shire
Winnipeg: Nutrition, good taste and speed of preparation are the hallmarks of a meal
for young people on the go. Here is a combination meal that will take just minutes
to create and will make you smile.
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- Beef Stew Supreme
- January 27, 2001
A beef stew with a cap
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- Cinnimon Bun circle
- December 15, 2003
How to take a simple bun recipe and turn it into a cinnimon bun to have fun with.
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- Two hour buns
- December 15, 2003
The basic bun recipe
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- Bread
- January 10, 2004
There is still a place for home made bread in any kitchen with an oven. The use of
bread making machines produces stuff like bread but real home made bread is special.
This is the basic six loave recipe.
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- Quick-Mixing Pizza Dough
- January 10, 2004
Pizza is a basic bread and this simple but reliable recipe will make your dough that
will provide a perfect base for whatever toppings suit your taste.
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References: |
- Epicurious, the World's
Greatest recipe collection.
- Produced by CondeNet, this rather prodigious collection of culinary delights
contains an archive of over 16,000 recipes. The database may be searched through
the use of keywords, or through a number of more elaborate specifications, such as
looking for recipes that are kid-friendly, low-fat, or meatless. Visitors can create
their own customized online recipe box, view a list of the most popular recipes (as
noted by visitors to the site), and look through a list of the newest recipes added
to the site. Some of the more compelling new additions include recipes for banana
gratins, almond spice cookies, apricot chutney, brandied baked pears, and broccoli
and parsnip soup. Perhaps one of the most helpful parts of the site is a collection
of technique videos provided for the novice cook. Here visitors can view demonstration
videos of such important culinary skills as how to poach eggs properly, how to baste
a turkey, and how to boil a lobster. Overall, this site is a good resource for both
experienced and beginning cooks looking for both new and traditional recipes. (synopsis
by KMG of the "Scout report")
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