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cjusticesmith Location: henderson nv

a wife and mother of two as well as a full time career....quick meals are what i need

About cjusticesmith

If you could only have one food for the rest of your life, which would you choose:
chocolate

What is your favorite recipe to make:
baked mac n cheese

Which kitchen appliance can’t you live without:
microwave

If you could invite 3 people to a dinner party – living or dead – who would you pick:
my mom my grandma and my sister

What is your favorite meal from your childhood:
cream of mushroom soup w peas and toasted cheese

How do you like your eggs:
scrambled and over easy yellow runny

What is your favorite red-colored food or dessert:
bing cherries

Interests
Drinks, Holiday Baking, Cooking, Slow Cooker, Entertaining, Baking, 30 Minute Meals

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cjusticesmith replied to the topic Welcome to the Scratch Bakers Club

"I am more of a scratch cooker except for my banana bread...so i would like to get more recipies for baking. Oh i made my first from scratch ckae the other day..who knew it was so simple why even buy a box cake mix all the ingredients are already in my"

Posted on 10/5/2009

cjusticesmith replied to the topic Welcome to the Kitchen: Introduce Yourself

"1) What kind of cook/baker are you? Do you have any specialties? If so, what are they? Me i cook anything and everything and throw things together!!! I seem to never make the same thing the same way everytime i make it. (2) What brings you to the community"

Posted on 10/5/2009

cjusticesmith replied to the topic Cookie Issue

"Are you replacing it with a lower clorie butter or a sugar substitute like splenda. i find when i use those types of things it does change my final product a bit."

Posted on 10/5/2009

cjusticesmith replied to the topic Does anybody know how to make meatloaf?

"you can basically put anything in a meatloaf... tomatoes, ketchup, onion, peppers, mushrooms, anything you like the key is to make sure you use an egg a half pound and a sleeve of ritz crackers for every pound and kep an eye on the outside of the meatloaf"

Posted on 10/5/2009

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