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HalfBakedBlog: Mmm Stuffed Mushrooms – Two Ways: http://halfbakedcooking.com/?p=444 via @addthis
4 months ago
HalfBakedBlog: #gwu Shake off that tequila hangover! Chug some water, pop some aspirin and make this springtime dessert! http://bit.ly/9EXRBD
4 months ago
HalfBakedBlog: Like KFC's @kfcdoubledown? Check out Half Baked Cooking's take on the best fast food invention since the McGriddle. http://bit.ly/9HEYTX
4 months ago
HalfBakedBlog: @jstrelitz Hey sorry for the delay, unfortunately the deal was just for Earth Day...I'll keep an eye out for similar deals though.
4 months ago

Artichoke and Mint Pasta, Sauteed Broccoli with Garlic and Chilis

Italian food is delicious.  I have been on a bit of an asian kick, trying to broaden my horizons, but it’s about time to get back to the wheelhouse. I recently bought a huge jar of marinated artichokes at Costco, just one of those many ‘have-to-buy-at-this-value’ decisions that add up to a staggering bill on [...]

Half Baked Doubles Down

Kentucky Fried Chicken’s latest creation tops all of their other ridiculous menu options (I’m thinking the Famous Bowl – a nice heaping of everything they sell, mashed potatoes, corn, popcorn chicken, gravy, and cheese).  But the Double Down really takes the cake. Two pieces of fried chicken make the “buns” with two strips of bacon, [...]

Seafood Moqueca de Peixe

When I generally think of food that originates from south of our border, cheese, beans, tortillas and all things wonderfully ‘Mexican’ pop into my head.  Believe it or not, Brazilian food is vastly different from Mexican/Central American fare! And even more damaging to my fragile ignorance, Brazil is a huge country with widely regional and [...]

How to Dice an Onion

Cutting an onion — it happens a lot. Dicing an onion is part of many recipes, so here’s some help for those who want to stop the crying a little quicker.

#1. Do not cut an onion with a serrated knife! Use a sharp chef’s knife or a santoku, but really, always keep your knives sharp. [...]