looking for something new & different to bake

[AThousandLullabies]

anyone got any good recipes or websites with recipes?  

[Faebella]

allrecipes.com

I have a really good soup recipe if you're interested?  

[2A30128]

If you still don't believe that I can restore myself under your crown, then watch me as I decapitate this serpent head of vanity.
I used to be wary of you; now I'll make your skin crawl at the thought of me.

Never made them, but since Natalie Tran (Community Channel at Youtube) won't, make some lamingtons?
http://australianfood.about.com/od/bakingdesserts/r/Lamingtons.htm

You once thought me a fool, but titles change so easily.
As you'll see now, who's the fool and who is king? Who's dying, and who's triumphing?

 

[The Sweet Sadist]

One of my favorite cakes I made was snowball cake, but since I don't like coconut I switched that part with white chocolate, which still turned out yummy. Even tough it may be out of season I think you might like to give this a try.
http://allrecipes.com//Recipe/snowball-cake-2/Detail.aspx  

[anticupid16]

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Sleeping wonder lies to me, and the lies are sweet.

I can't give you a link, since I invented this recipe (from what I know XD).

Basically, I worked with what I had, and used:

-Hillshire Farm 90 calorie Turkey slices
-Dreamland BBQ sauce
-Garlic Powder
-Curry Powder
-Thyme
-Rosemary
-Crushed Red Pepper

Basically, I poured the BBQ sauce over a plate, dipped about five pieces of turkey in it and put them into a frying pan on the stove set on low heat. I kinda winged it with the spices, but the garlic powder was what I put the most of on. I put the least for the pepper and the rosemary.
I kept flipping the two pieces over and over until they had gone from pink to brown. They were pretty much caramelized once I was done: warning, they were pretty spicy wink

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Music is sung with simple words, and simple words can save the world.

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