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I have to agree with several of the other posters- I immediately thought of doing some sort of pulled pork bbq. Prior to mixing in some delicious bbq sauce, I would add some fat and liquid back into the meat. Bacon grease and a little bit of stock would be great options. Pulled Pork freezes very well and can be used to make sandwiches, quesadillas, sliders, etc.


What Can I Do With Dry, Overcooked Pork Leftovers?
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1/1/12 2:28 PM

We get ours at the co-op in bulk for much less than we can get it for at the super market. You can even take your own bag or container sometimes. Saves us a bundle.


Good Sources for Israeli or Pearl Couscous?
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12/28/11 11:49 AM

Steam it and put it in with quiche. You can also make a tasty kale pesto!


What Can I Do With a Whole Lot of Kale?
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8/24/11 11:14 AM

I use mason jars! I make large batches of soup in advance and freeze portions in small mason jars. I take them out of the freezer in the morning and take them to work. I can leave it out until lunch and find it is mostly thawed. Warning: mason jars that have not been pressure canned will leak. That's why I use them to transport frozen soup.


What Is the Best Way to Transport Soup for Lunch?
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8/22/11 10:12 AM

Cloth for most everything!


Survey: Do You Use Paper or Cloth Napkins at Dinner?
4/19/11 10:42 AM

Sniff. The date doesn't mean much.


Sniff Test vs. Expiration Date: Which One to Trust?
3/31/11 10:00 AM

It makes a great marinade!
http://chelseajmartin.tumblr.com/post/3183071052/simple-miso-marinade


What Can I Do With Lots of Leftover Miso Paste?
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3/30/11 3:54 PM

I'm about Blais. Mike drives me crazy. I wish he was cut from the show long ago.


Top Chef All-Stars: The (Second to) Last Supper
3/24/11 12:05 PM

I know what I'm making soon! Thanks for the recipe it sounds great!


Recipe: Shrimp and Grits
3/21/11 12:56 PM

We received 12 of these (3 of each "flavor") after a food conference for grocery purchasers. One of my family members owns the facility the conference was held at and the distributor of the Cooking Creme had a few left over so they ended up in my refrigerator.

We don't usually eat this kind of "dump it in the skillet" food but it was free so we tried it out.

All in all the product is easy to work with and tastes decent. Every couple weeks we try a recipe that includes a container of the creme to get it used up.

I think it could easily be replaced with sour cream, milk, reg. cream cheese, or cream fraiche.


What the Heck is Philadelphia "Cooking Creme"?
3/21/11 9:33 AM

I kind of had a feeling Tiffany may be on the outs. BlenderBabe is right- she's skated by with a few not so quality dishes in the past and that just wasn't going to get her to the finale.

I can't stand Mike Isabella and hope his pompous attitude gets him in the end. After all, life is about karma!

At this point I'm on team Blais for the $200,000.


Top Chef All-Stars: A Three-Hour Tour
3/17/11 9:24 AM