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chrystalheart wrote: ↑14 Jan 2018, 00:12 Alas, the cheesecake is gone. So, my next abracadabra in the kitchen to meet my sweet tooth/have a fat bomb for my keto diet is Bailey's Chocolate Mousse. 1.5 C heavy cream, .4 C sugar (or substitute), .5 C Bailey's Irish Cream, dash of vanilla - use electric mixers on high for 10 minutes or thereabouts until ripples maintain themselves indefinitely. Spoon in small cups. Refrigerate to set. Enjoy!
That sounds delicious! I will have to try it. I just made grilled cheese today.
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I liked the Bailey's Chocolate Mousse so much, I decided to use it on this concoction for my Mom's birthday (she is a chocoholic). Brownie batter on the bottom of a springform pan, topped with real cheesecake mixture (the kind that needs eggs and must be baked). After it cools, then add the bailey's chocolate mousse on top.
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I am just here to read through these delicious recipes to figure out what I AM cooking today! I am seeing a lot of pretty delicious ideas. Where to start?
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Today I'm doing egg whites with ham for breakfast, soup and salad for lunch, and I'm not certain what I'm making for dinner yet. Probably some form of chicken. Ideas?
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I fried dried fish and scramble egg.
Usually that's our breakfast every morning. It taste good and affordable.
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I used to make rice cake before I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. I wish I could still do it from time to time.
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I have not baked or cooked today. I had both my hands operated on for carpal tunnel and just got my stitches out Monday. I am so ready to bake some homemade bread as soon as the hands regain enough strength.
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Today I cooked dosa for my family. My son loves to eat it.and ianm very happy to do it for my son.
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swahili dish (pilau) and beef stew
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pizza
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I'm very excited to be making one of my favorite recipes tonight--chicken chile verde lasanga! It sounds like an odd combination but it's delicious!
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Shrihan wrote: ↑24 Jan 2018, 01:37 Today I cooked dosa for my family. My son loves to eat it.and ianm very happy to do it for my son.
Just curious. What is dosa?
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:D soya pulp, I put chilli sauce
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I cook corn beef, canton, and white rice. It's so yummy.
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I managed to make doughnuts and bake a bread
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