belizean bread pudding is a traditional belizean recipe for a classic baked dessert made with coconut milk, evaporated milk and rum. i found this recipe on the belizeattractions website, and i thought it was worth a try.
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great for cookouts, family gatherings, potlucks or if you're just having hot dogs at home. the 3 variety of beans in addition to ground beef and bacon give a hearty dish. this recipe is not overly sweet, but very flavorful and filling. easy preparation
this is a healthy alternative to the store bought muffins i used to get!
this is a apple cake recipe that is made in a 10x15 cookie sheet. very easy to make. this served warm with ice cream is very good. freezes well. when the berries are in season i top this cake with blueberry, raspberry and blackberries.
this from the local paper the west australian and makes for a nice weekend breakfast or brunch or light meal. though i made it without mint or coriander. i made as one large omelette and divided.
this recipe was given to me by an indian colleague at work. he is desperately trying to get me out of cooking indian from a jar. i played around with his qtys used thighs instead of breasts and added the onions. even he was pretty impressed with this ef
i found this on a store-brand pudding box and modified it to make it diabetic friendly. tastes so rich and good!
this is a dry rub i've experimented with for a while. i put this on a couple racks of pork ribs, marinaded overnight then cooked slow in my smoker. wow did they turn out great! wife and kids loved them. i put a homemade bbq sauce on one rack and none
this is truly a special entree for a truly special occasion...serve with roasted potatoes and steamed haricots vert. celebrate!
these burritos can satisfy the pickiest eater. very versatile! can be frozen and reheated assembled or unassembled.
back in the 1960's there were the old ben franklin five and dime stores and most of them had a lunch counter with swiveling stools. they also had a might fine little sloppy joe type sandwich which they sold for 23 1/2 cents. one day i asked the girl behin
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