What is your favorite recipe for the holidays - Page 4

**housewife** · #31 11-04-2007, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by inquisitive1

Hello housewife-

Mmmmm Mmmmm Mmmmm! You got some tasty looking eatables posted! I would join you in posting recipes but I don't measure when I cook and bake. I could only share ingredients and approximate measurements. That won't help anyone cook a thing.

It's a shame because I have this really tasty homemade layered chocolate almond cake that I bake. Anyway you're recipes and illustrations look so GOOD!

Yummy!

I don't measure when I cook either , but when I bake I measure carefully.
because one extra tablespoon of flour might make a change to your cake.
be careful next time when you bake you yummy layered chocolate almond cake, write down your ingredients and post the recipe here to share with us, it sound delish.

**Franny&Zooey** · #32 11-18-2007, 08:40 PM

How helpful! I'm still learning new recipes everyday, and having this be the first holiday that I'm cooking on my own, I'll have a few places to start. Thanks!

**lilly41** · #33 11-19-2007, 03:17 AM

Hey Housewife

We have BBQ for christmas cos will be summer and its to hot to cook a roast dinner.lol ,so we have steaks,rissoles,shirmps, chicken ,onions, and green,red peppers,and corn, with some potatoe salads, greek salad's and some vegies, then for dessert we have a bannana muffins, mix fruits, and a fruit cake.

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