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300 degrees, tossed in olive oil and garlic to coat, add salt once you spread them out on a baking pan, and cook for ten to twenty minutes to desired crispiness :D http://www.ehow.com/how_2111509_roast-pumpkin-seeds.html For dessert ones I use butter and brown sugar and a little salt... More
Any other ice cream freaks out there? How do you take yours? I think ice cream is the perfect dessert. Plus it's part of the dairy group so it's a necessity. ;) Here's a simple and delicious sundae. Slice half a banana. Add a few scoops of vanilla ice cream.… More
Just recently catered dutch oven dinner for approximately 125 people. Just cooked traditional potatoes, Lemon Pepper Pork Loin w/ slivered almonds and multiple cobblers. I have dabbled in Dutch Oven Cooking most of my life and was wondering if anyone in the GG community has any suggestions for some good… More
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Pumpkin and Cranberry or Walnut Bread - Recipe Adapted from Corn, by Olwen Woodier (Storey Books, 2002). This moist and spicy quick bread is perfect for breakfast, coffee break or afternoon tea, after-school snack, or dessert. It's sweetened with healthful honey and apple juice, and it's totally melt-in-your-mouth delicious. INGREDIENTS… More
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