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Baking with Julia



 
 
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Old 20-04-2004, 03:14 AM
MOM PEAGRAM
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I just ordered Baking with Julia used through Amazon.ca for only $30 plus
shipping and I already received $42 back for books I sold. So, it worked
out great! Can't wait to get the book!

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Old 21-04-2004, 05:28 AM
Cindy Fuller
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In article ,
"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote:

I just ordered Baking with Julia used through Amazon.ca for only $30 plus
shipping and I already received $42 back for books I sold. So, it worked
out great! Can't wait to get the book!


Helen,

If you have a pound of butter and a dozen eggs lying around the house
when the book arrives, you have to make the brioche tart therein. I
took it to Christmas dinner and it was a most impressive dessert. Even
the vegans in the group devoured it.

Cindy

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C.J. Fuller

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Old 21-04-2004, 01:30 PM
MOM PEAGRAM
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Oh, sounds good, but.... I'm on weigh****chers!

"Cindy Fuller" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote:

I just ordered Baking with Julia used through Amazon.ca for only $30

plus
shipping and I already received $42 back for books I sold. So, it

worked
out great! Can't wait to get the book!


Helen,

If you have a pound of butter and a dozen eggs lying around the house
when the book arrives, you have to make the brioche tart therein. I
took it to Christmas dinner and it was a most impressive dessert. Even
the vegans in the group devoured it.

Cindy

--
C.J. Fuller

Delete the obvious to email me



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Old 23-04-2004, 05:39 AM
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"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote in message
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Oh, sounds good, but.... I'm on weigh****chers!

"Cindy Fuller" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote:

I just ordered Baking with Julia used through Amazon.ca for only $30

plus
shipping and I already received $42 back for books I sold. So, it

worked
out great! Can't wait to get the book!


Helen,

If you have a pound of butter and a dozen eggs lying around the house
when the book arrives, you have to make the brioche tart therein. I
took it to Christmas dinner and it was a most impressive dessert. Even
the vegans in the group devoured it.

Cindy

--
C.J. Fuller

Delete the obvious to email me


And also the Challah..... So impressive and soooo good.
Dutchess


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Old 09-05-2004, 01:30 AM
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"Cindy Fuller" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote:

I just ordered Baking with Julia used through Amazon.ca for only $30

plus
shipping and I already received $42 back for books I sold. So, it

worked
out great! Can't wait to get the book!


Helen,

If you have a pound of butter and a dozen eggs lying around the house
when the book arrives, you have to make the brioche tart therein. I
took it to Christmas dinner and it was a most impressive dessert. Even
the vegans in the group devoured it.

Cindy

I agree! I love many of the recipes in the book, it's one of my favorites.

Martha


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Old 09-05-2004, 03:33 AM
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"MH" wrote in message
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"Cindy Fuller" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote:

I just ordered Baking with Julia used through Amazon.ca for only $30

plus
shipping and I already received $42 back for books I sold. So, it

worked
out great! Can't wait to get the book!


Helen,

If you have a pound of butter and a dozen eggs lying around the house
when the book arrives, you have to make the brioche tart therein. I
took it to Christmas dinner and it was a most impressive dessert. Even
the vegans in the group devoured it.

Cindy

I agree! I love many of the recipes in the book, it's one of my favorites.

Martha

I'ts a book I wanted after watching her show with Steve Sullivan and trying
a recipe from the show posted from the book. It's well worth the money and
I found out when I got it that it's a first edition too!


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Old 11-05-2004, 07:32 PM
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"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote in message ...
"MH" wrote in message
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"Cindy Fuller" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote:

I just ordered Baking with Julia used through Amazon.ca for only $30

plus
shipping and I already received $42 back for books I sold. So, it

worked
out great! Can't wait to get the book!

Helen,

If you have a pound of butter and a dozen eggs lying around the house
when the book arrives, you have to make the brioche tart therein. I
took it to Christmas dinner and it was a most impressive dessert. Even
the vegans in the group devoured it.

Cindy

I agree! I love many of the recipes in the book, it's one of my favorites.

Martha

I'ts a book I wanted after watching her show with Steve Sullivan and trying
a recipe from the show posted from the book. It's well worth the money and
I found out when I got it that it's a first edition too!


The pie crust recipe is fantastic, too. I've always struggled with
homemade crusts, but since trying Julia's they come out perfect
everytime.
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Old 12-05-2004, 01:40 AM
MOM PEAGRAM
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"Steve the Sauropodman" wrote in message
om...
"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote in message

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"MH" wrote in message
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"Cindy Fuller" wrote in message

...
In article ,
"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote:

I just ordered Baking with Julia used through Amazon.ca for only

$30
plus
shipping and I already received $42 back for books I sold. So, it

worked
out great! Can't wait to get the book!

Helen,

If you have a pound of butter and a dozen eggs lying around the

house
when the book arrives, you have to make the brioche tart therein. I
took it to Christmas dinner and it was a most impressive dessert.

Even
the vegans in the group devoured it.

Cindy

I agree! I love many of the recipes in the book, it's one of my

favorites.

Martha

I'ts a book I wanted after watching her show with Steve Sullivan and

trying
a recipe from the show posted from the book. It's well worth the money

and
I found out when I got it that it's a first edition too!


The pie crust recipe is fantastic, too. I've always struggled with
homemade crusts, but since trying Julia's they come out perfect
everytime.


I've thought about trying it but.... then I'd eat the pie! I'm on WW and my
hubby's cutting back, so not too many pies.


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Old 12-05-2004, 05:34 PM
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"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote in message ...
"Steve the Sauropodman" wrote in message
om...
"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote in message

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"MH" wrote in message
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"Cindy Fuller" wrote in message

...
In article ,
"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote:

I just ordered Baking with Julia used through Amazon.ca for only

$30
plus
shipping and I already received $42 back for books I sold. So, it

worked
out great! Can't wait to get the book!

Helen,

If you have a pound of butter and a dozen eggs lying around the

house
when the book arrives, you have to make the brioche tart therein. I
took it to Christmas dinner and it was a most impressive dessert.

Even
the vegans in the group devoured it.

Cindy

I agree! I love many of the recipes in the book, it's one of my

favorites.

Martha

I'ts a book I wanted after watching her show with Steve Sullivan and

trying
a recipe from the show posted from the book. It's well worth the money

and
I found out when I got it that it's a first edition too!


The pie crust recipe is fantastic, too. I've always struggled with
homemade crusts, but since trying Julia's they come out perfect
everytime.


I've thought about trying it but.... then I'd eat the pie! I'm on WW and my
hubby's cutting back, so not too many pies.


I understand. The recipe makes 4-5 crusts, and they keep well in the
fridge, to. My wife and I "love" pecan pie. The combination of
Julia's easy crust, and the simplicity of a bourbon pecan pie
filling...aarrrgggghhh...my belt's getting tight just thinking about
it.

Seriously, it wonderful for the holidays!

Cheers
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Old 13-05-2004, 12:29 AM
MOM PEAGRAM
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"Steve the Sauropodman" wrote in message
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"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote in message

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"Steve the Sauropodman" wrote in message
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"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote in message

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"Cindy Fuller" wrote in message


...
In article ,
"MOM PEAGRAM" wrote:

I just ordered Baking with Julia used through Amazon.ca for

only
$30
plus
shipping and I already received $42 back for books I sold.

So, it
worked
out great! Can't wait to get the book!

Helen,

If you have a pound of butter and a dozen eggs lying around the

house
when the book arrives, you have to make the brioche tart

therein. I
took it to Christmas dinner and it was a most impressive

dessert.
Even
the vegans in the group devoured it.

Cindy

I agree! I love many of the recipes in the book, it's one of my

favorites.

Martha

I'ts a book I wanted after watching her show with Steve Sullivan and

trying
a recipe from the show posted from the book. It's well worth the

money
and
I found out when I got it that it's a first edition too!

The pie crust recipe is fantastic, too. I've always struggled with
homemade crusts, but since trying Julia's they come out perfect
everytime.


I've thought about trying it but.... then I'd eat the pie! I'm on WW

and my
hubby's cutting back, so not too many pies.


I understand. The recipe makes 4-5 crusts, and they keep well in the
fridge, to. My wife and I "love" pecan pie. The combination of
Julia's easy crust, and the simplicity of a bourbon pecan pie
filling...aarrrgggghhh...my belt's getting tight just thinking about
it.

Seriously, it wonderful for the holidays!

Cheers


I made all the pies for last Christmas, but this year I'll be in England
with my step daughter and family. So, although I looove pecan pie, I won't
make it. At the moment I'm trying to avoid making Rhubarb pie. Yum!


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Old 14-05-2004, 09:01 PM
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I made all the pies for last Christmas, but this year I'll be in England
with my step daughter and family. So, although I looove pecan pie, I won't
make it.


We like it in England too, you know . But we like mince pies even
more.
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Old 15-05-2004, 01:20 AM
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"Jane Lumley" wrote in message
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I made all the pies for last Christmas, but this year I'll be in England
with my step daughter and family. So, although I looove pecan pie, I

won't
make it.


We like it in England too, you know . But we like mince pies even
more.
--
Jane Lumley


I know that! ;-)) I's English! grin I make all our own mincemeat,
Branston, picallili, pickled onions and mince tarts! I make a Christmas
pudding too, but I don't have any it's just too rich for me. But most of
the stuff I make, you just can't get here in Canada except at a horrendous
price if you can find it at all.



 




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