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  1. Lasagna Using Mexican oregano or thyme Sugar-Free
    Pineapple Pie Dipping sauces for beef fondue Fish Aspic
    Vegan Pumpkin recipes Yoders amish baked beans Hamburgers
    baked in bread cups

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    From: [email hidden] Date: Sun, 27 Jun 2004 11:30:07 EDT
    Subject: Lasagna recipes

    I am looking for some good lasagna recipes. I am not having
    good luck at all. Thanks.

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    Date: Sun, 27 Jun 2004 11:37:07 -0400 From: Gloria
    Link <[email hidden]> Subject: : Using Mexican
    oregano or thyme

    Quoted message said:

    I am growing Mexican oregano or thyme. Am not sure what the
    label on the plant said it was. It is a weird plant Large,
    leaves as big as a coffee cup. I do chop it and add to
    salad dressing, and tomato base sauces. What other ways can
    I use it?

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    From: "Mikael Roode" <[email hidden]> Subject: Sugar-
    Free Pineapple Pie

    I am new to diabetes and while visiting some friends in
    another state, I = was treated to some Pineapple Pie that
    was safe for me to eat. It = was great, I never got the
    recipe, does any one else have it. Thanks. Mikael

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    From: "Ephraim" <[email hidden]> Subject: Dipping sauces
    for beef fondue Date: Sat, 26 Jun 2004 22:11:51 -0700

    I can make the teriyaki & bbq sauces, but need some
    more. Thanks

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    From: "Letitia Calhoun" <[email hidden]> Subject: Fish
    Aspic Date: Sun, 27 Jun 2004 2004 17:05:02 -0000

    I am making a cold buffet for a annivarsary party. I want to
    make a poached salmon covered with a thin coat of fish
    aspic. I can poach the salmon but it is the aspic which has
    me stumped. My recipe calls for fish heads which I would get
    from my fish monger. All my fish arrives boned and wrapped
    in the supermarket. Can I make aspic???

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    From: "MacLeod, Kathleen" <[email hidden]>
    Subject: ISO: Vegan Pumpkin recipes Date: Sun, 27 Jun 2004
    08:47:53 +1200

    ISO (In Search Of): Vegan Pumpkin recipes

    🙂
    Kathleen MacLeod Mushrooms(and recipes) & GE Free
    Accessories: members.tripod.commacleod mushrooms

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    From: [email hidden] (T E) Subject: Yoders amish baked
    beans Date: Sun, 27 Jun 2004 00:59:22 -0400

    wondering if any one knows of a copy cat recipe for these
    baked beans that are the best. Know Ohio Michigan Indiana
    are the states where they sell their products in grocery
    stores deli. they use 3 different types of beans and thin
    out with tomato juice. worth a try to see if i can dupe
    their recipe.

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    From: "Kaine" <[email hidden]> Subject:
    Request: hamburger things Date: Sun, 27 Jun 2004
    08:09:25 GMT

    A few years ago I found a recipe online for a hamburger
    casserole type dish that used hamburger, cheese, something
    else I cant remember,and it was all baked into a cup made
    from a piece of buttered bread. It was cooked in a muffin
    tin with the buttered bread put into the tin, then the
    casserole mixture put into the bread. Does anyone have a
    recipe like this?

    Kaine

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