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- It's actually smaller than I had imagined, but it's kettle-shaped, with a lid.
- and the grill? what is it like?
- Wow; that is truly pathetic; how much did you have to pay for shipping that mess, also?
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I got this incredible recipe from Laura at Fixin’ Supper.
I don’t think I’ve actually made risotto before; I’ve wanted to after seeing a million different TV chefs make their own versions. It is, I must warn you, labor-intensive. You are stirri ... Continue reading »
I don’t think I’ve actually made risotto before; I’ve wanted to after seeing a million different TV chefs make their own versions. It is, I must warn you, labor-intensive. You are stirri ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
This recipe spoke to me. I love labor-intensive foods as they taste that much better after the investment of sweat and sore muscles. Kind of like how divinity is so very good after all the arm-wrenching stirring.
I agree with what you said about doing the other ingredients separately so as to avoid the high amounts of liquids. I'd suggesting adding the most pungent ingredient last as to make it closest to its original taste and sizzle. For me, that would be the Rotel! Thanks again...copied and pasted already to a "things to try soon" recipe file.
1 year ago
Wanna play Scrabulous again?
1 year ago
1 year ago