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Joined 2 years, 1 month ago.
From , PA US
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I'm a self proclaimed Intermediate cook.
I have 60 cooking friends
My recipes have 17386 views with a 4.9 average.
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Currently lovin' Udon with shiitake mushrooms, new ways to make greens, all the dishes you can put peanut butter in!.
Tagline: I'm a Japanese, Thai, Indian, Mexican, 40-year Vegetarian (except Fish) foodie

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Vegetarian and non-baker (unless it fits in my toaster oven and doesn't need to rise) looking forward to retirement so I can cook more often. Love to experiment with new spices, new ingredients, and foreign cuisines. Enjoy browsing the Internet for vegetarian recipes to spring on my friends, most of whom are accomplished eaters. Also love prowling the Internet for sources of unusual and/or unavailable ingredients. Would be interested in sharing unique, food-related web addresses and becoming cooking buddies with other vegetarians and almost-vegetarians.

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I am a gourmet vegetarian cook who LOVES exotic tastes and spices. I am currently working on my first cookbook and love to share. I ADORE finding unusual ingredients and experimenting on "traditional" recipes to amend them for vegetarians, vegan and whole foodists. I am constantly on the lookout yummy ways to replace dairy and animal flesh. Give me a recipe and I can make it nutritious and body friendly!


They are delicious (Arabic almond pancakes) let me know when you try them!


Any size tortilla will do but I use the largest ones available because I prefer the larger sized samosas. I used Azteca or Mission because they have the best flavour. :-)


Thank you for the nice comment on my recipes.... many hugsssss


Q) Will Stevia raise my blood sugar levels?

A) Not at all. In fact, according to some research, it may actually lower blood sugar levels. However, this research has yet to be confirmed and contradictory results make any conclusions premature.

Q) Can I use Stevia if I am diabetic?

A) Diabetes is a medical condition which should be monitored and treated by a qualified physician or health care practitioner. However, Stevia can be a part of a healthy diet for anyone with blood sugar problems since it does not raise blood sugar levels. If in doubt, ask your doctor. However, if they do say no, ask them politely for the current research to support their opinion.



Hi my friend. I do not know if Stevia is ok for diabetics. You can go on the website and check it out. I will check also.


Hi and thanks for being my new cooking buddy-many recipes to share!


Thank you! (:
I think yours sounds fantastic.




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Faux Chicken Corn Soup
Sounds good.

Homemade Muselix
Oh yummmmm, my dollop of yogurt cheese will do nicely with this... sounds so good, I'll do this one soon, I'm out of dried fruit... so next time I go to the store I'll get som

Udon With Fresh Shiitakes
love it!

Rice And Egg Casserole
Okay...I made this for dinner tonight and it was very good!!! The only change I made was to use yellow onion instead of green...I didn't have any green. I used brown rice and

Salmon Pasta Salad With P
Lovely.

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