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- How do you make gingerbread moist? -Dawn
- Hi, I would love to see a recipe for an old-fashioned sweet potato pie. Like my grandmother used to make--I haven't had...
- If a recipe calls for self-rising flour but I only have all-purpose flour, what substitution can I use? I suppose it's...
- Hello Betty, My wife is baking an old-fashioned butter cake which looks great. We live at elevation 4,600 feet in the...
More Rhubarb!
I am looking for homemade recipes for strawberry-rhubarb pies and jams. Thank you.
I guess it’s rhubarb season! Please see the question below about strawberry-rhubarb pie. And also check out my recipe for Rhubarb & Onion Relish. And if you have lots and lots of strawberries, I think Strawberry Shortcake is in order!

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When you cook something in olive oil in a frying pan, is that still considered fried food?
--Ilene
May 2012 -
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If a recipe calls for self-rising flour but I only have all-purpose flour, what substitution can I use? I suppose it's baking powder.
-LindaSeptember 2012 -
QuestionI have to bring a Mexican dish to a dinner party; I know how to cook Mexican food, but I don’t know what to bring. I don’t want to bring tacos or something that involves heating tortillas.March 2012
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QuestionWould you please add tomato basil soup to your recipes? Thank you! --LoriMarch 2012
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I need a recipe for a no-bake parfait for my Bunco group. Thanks.
-Betty
July 2012 -
QuestionI have several cookie recipes I would like to try but they all call for shortening (which I have never used in anything, and can't imagine ever using!). Can I use butter instead and get the same results? What about in pie crust? Thanks for all your help in the past - you are the greatest! --Nana RuthMarch 2012
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QuestionDo you have a recipe for molasses cookies? --LissaMarch 2012
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QuestionI often buy boxed mixes -- rices, cornbread, pastas -- when they're on sale. I often don't use them right away and I've found I've gotten bugs in them, which is why I always pour the mix into a bowl before I put it in the pot. My question is, would it be safe to put the boxes in the refrigerator or freezer, so they would keep better? Would it compromise the quality of the product? Thank you, TinaMarch 2012
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QuestionHi Grandma, My mom made beautiful cakes, and she'd decorate them with adorable curls of chocolate. She showed me how to do it once, but I’ve forgotten. How do you make those chocolate curls my mom used to decorate her cakes? --AnnaMarch 2012
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How about a potato salad and a macaroni salad?
—Debbie
September 2012





