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I am trying to hold off on new toys for a while. I am in the process of redoing the kitchen, and am trying to see if I can do without an oven/stove for a while using just what I have. I have a feeling that I won't miss it. I also saw that pancake puff pan at Wegman's and I think CVS. I have NOT seen a $10 hot dog roller. I might have to have that one! I can always find an excuse to go to CVS.
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Could you fabulous experts PLEASE give me some recipes/ideas NO recipes!!! for the Rocket Grill and Smoothie maker? You would be my best friend!!! ANNNND um.....the small rice cooker annnnnnnnnd the Black and Decker infrawave from HSN. Just a few simple or not ideas ,I live alone and want to stop eating so much yucky fast food. Just something to get me started toward the crazy GOOD people cooking club!!!
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I make my smoothies with an immersion blender, but maybe you can do this in your smoothie maker too--
1 container of yogurt
1/4 cup fresh fruit
additional sweetener or sugar if you desire it.
Put it all in there and fire it up! The yogurt flavor and fruit can be anything you like. Here's how I do a banana one:
1 tub activia vanilla (IBS LOL, I use activia and it WORKS)
1 sliced ripe banana
1 tsp cream
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B~~~Thanx for the tip on smoothies. I just got the smoothie maker from the Q that Chris somebody sells. I will run to the store and start tomorrow off with a smooooothie!
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Joined: 10/23/2008
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Yum smoothies! I use my blender or my magic bullet, they both make great smoothies! I use fresh fruit and usually the tropicana mixed juices. Simple but delicious! Or one of my favorites Slimfast chocolate shake mix with strawberries and milk. Great meal replacement.
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CheapGal wrote:Yum smoothies! I use my blender or my magic bullet, they both make great smoothies! I use fresh fruit and usually the tropicana mixed juices. Simple but delicious! Or one of my favorites Slimfast chocolate shake mix with strawberries and milk. Great meal replacement. Cheapgal, I saw one Michael Smith made, I made it and it's great...any kind of frozen berries, orange juice and a tbs of flaxseed oil. YUM
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Good ! Flaxseed oil is on the flat belly diet! And so IS DARK CHOCOLATE !! Oh Yah!!
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FLAT BELLY!! AS IN NO SIT UPS!  Yup gotta try this! Thanks for the heads up guys!
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2manybobbles wrote:Good ! Flaxseed oil is on the flat belly diet! And so IS DARK CHOCOLATE !! Oh Yah!! Oh wow. I knew flaxseed oil was good for your general health, but I knew nothing of dark chocolate. OK...I'm stocking up on it right now...for HEALTH reasons LOL
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It has great antioxidents also.
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Well I just purchased my checkerboard cake pan set. Geez one meezly little purchase. Well I need a real appliance fix but I just spent all my money on tuition and books.  Oh well maybe around midterms as a pick me up!
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The new rice cooker should have been the 10 cup I would have purchased it. I already have a 7 cupper. I like the white.
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Joined: 3/3/2009
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Location: Florida
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I ordered Deb Murray rice cooker cook book because I had a free shipping coupon. Nothing else.
Peace!
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Hey sylvia did you get the book yet? I'm still waiting on my checkerboard cake pan set.
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CheapGal:
No have not received my book yet but can't wait - I'll post when I get it and if you want any recipe let me know.
Let me know about the checkerboard cake pan - I took a cake decorating class once and loved the experience and learned alot. I have sooooo many cake decorating tools, pan etc. and would love to see how this turns out. I have one of those pans that have a grove in it that you bake the cake (2 pieces) and fill in the grove with fruit filling, ice cream etc. Neat concept.
Peace!
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Whats a checkerboard cake pan set? I would like to order the rice cooker.The mac and cheese had me sold.
~Live each day as it was your last~...
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BUBBO wrote:Whats a checkerboard cake pan set? I would like to order the rice cooker.The mac and cheese had me sold. The checkerboard cake pan allows you to use two flavors or two colors of cake and when it is done and you cut into it it looks like a checkerboard. As to the rice cooker, you will not regret the purchase. It cooks just like a slow cooker or pressure cooker.
Peace!
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Sylviai
Hope your recipe book comes soon. I got my cakes pan set yesterday. I can't wait to use it. I read somewhere that it turns out best if you make the mix a little bit thicker than normal to prevent running.
Doesn't Wolf sell one of those pans that you have with the groove. I thought about getting it when he was selling it. These pans make for great cakes during the holidays.
Bubbo
I second sylviai the rice cooker is fantastic!
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I went to Kmart this morning....found a 10 cup rice cooker on sale for 9.99. Its a Rival. Well I made the mac and cheese. I really like it. 
~Live each day as it was your last~...
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Cheapgal:
GOT IT - Anything you want from it let me know - haven't tried anything yet but will report when I do.
How did the cake turn out?
Peace!
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