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Paula Deen is featuring a wonderful summer salad that will be a GREAT sidedish for the 4th of July weekend that is absolutely delicious! Be sure to stop by Paula’s site to see it and many MORE recipes!
It’s a fast and easy summer salad to use your leftover grilled corn and watermelon.
Servings: 4
Prep Time: 15 [...]
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Cookbook Club Chilled Grilled Corn and Watermelon Salad
June 29th, 2010 
admin Cookbook Club Cream Lemon Vinaigrette Recipe
June 5th, 2010 admin Some cookbook club cooks may think difficult means better… but sometimes that just means plain old hard. In this heat sometimes less is more. People eat lighter, and recipes can reflect just that.
Want to make a simple salad tonight that is easy to make and you will love? Heck, it even looks pretty on the [...]
Cookbook Club American Potato Salad Recipe
June 2nd, 2010 admin This cookbook club cook made what I refer to as “American” Potato salad for our Memorial Day picnic. I call it that because its what my mom called it I guess, and to differentiate between it, and our “German” potato salad? Well what better dish to serve on such an American holiday?
Anyway, its a cold [...]
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Tags: Cook Book Club, Cook Book Recipes, Cookbook Club, Family Cook Book, Potatoes, Salads 
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May 23rd, 2010 admin Yesterday I planted some patio pots with tomato plants… Early red ones, hybrid slicing ones, grape, cherry, big yellow ones, purple ones, little yellow gourd shaped ones, romas and tomatillos! LOTS of different kinds of tomatoes!
Most people have pots of flowers on their deck, well I do too but if you look you will find [...]
Salad with the Naked Chef!
May 3rd, 2010 admin This cookbook club cook has friends that absolutely LOVE arugula salads! So, Sherri & Jack, this is for YOU! This one is from David Leite’s blog, but the actual recipe is traced back to Jamie Oliver, author of “Happy Days with the Naked Chef”.
I heard earlier today from David Leite because we had an adapted [...]
