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- Hi Denise, My goodness, I didn’t realize there are so many people allergic to cinnamon! I had this very question a...
- Hi Christine, Oh boy, do I love that recipe, and the pie is so pretty! I can understand how your card got worn out.I...
- Hi Grandma, Do you have some ideas for using up all that leftover Thanksgiving turkey? —Donna
- Betty, what's the best way to melt chocolate? I always seem to end up with a burnt mess. --Joyce
What Is a Springform Pan?
Can you tell me what a springform pan is? I probably don't have one and need one for a recipe. Thanks.
--Christine
Christine, a springform pan is a (usually) round cake pan with a removable side, which is held in place by a spring. This makes it easy to remove a cake (such as a cheesecake or coffee cake) from the pan because you simply release the spring and remove the side. If a springform pan is not available, cake can sometimes be baked in a greased round or square baking pan, but it may be a bit difficult to remove the cake from the pan. --Grandma Betty

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QuestionI would like to have a spinach dip recipe, please. --AnnieMarch 2012
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QuestionWould like to see the video on how to make sweet cinnamon biscuits! --ShirleyMarch 2012
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I had your recipe for Old World Mancotti but I lost it. I want to make it for my husband. If have it, Iwould love to make it for him, because I really love it!
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Do you have a crustless zucchini quiche recipe?
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QuestionI am looking for recipes for tilapia. --AmyMarch 2012
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Could you please add a recipe for garlic noodles? Thank you.
—Loretta
May 2012 -
QuestionI need a good ham and potato soup. --JamesMarch 2012
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QuestionI have been baking forever but no matter how much I read up on meringue pies, mine always weep. I make my custard, then put it in the pie shell while I am making the meringue. I whip the egg whites till frothy then start adding my sugar slowly and some cream of tarter. Whip till soft peaks form, then spread out on the custard pie completely to the end of the pan, covering every inch. Bake for 10 minutes or so, take out of oven let cool a couple of hours and the result is a weeping pie. What am I doing wrong? --KathyMarch 2012
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Do you have any old-fashioned slow cooker recipes with ground beef or steak?
—Rachel
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QuestionI was wondering if you could add an easy Jambalaya recipe? I always make Jambalaya from a Zatarain's mix, but I would like to learn to make it from scratch. All the recipes I've found seem very complicated and time-consuming though. --KatieMarch 2012





