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Lexi
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States
I am the anti-vegetarian! I love a good corndog, yogurt parfait, or cheesy omelette. Unfortunately, my allergies have reduced me to a simple diet of natural foods - lots of fruits and vegetables and whole grains. It's really hard some days when all I want is a big piece of cheesecake, but I'm surviving on God's strength!
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The Anti-Vegetarian

This is the story of my battle with *dun dun dun*... allergies!

Last post for awhile!

Monday, August 9, 2010


I leave for school in nine days (NINE DAYS!!!!) so this will be my last post for awhile. :-(
However, this means I don’t have to cook for myself anymore! :-D
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My first time making a coke ham. SO GOOD! Throw an onion and a ham in a pot with a bottle of dark soda, and voila! Dinner!
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Extra delicious with special orange juice-brown sugar BBQ sauce!
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These, my friend, are cake cookies. Haven’t heard of cake cookies, you say? Neither had I, until my wonderful sister made them for me. AHHH! I screamed. WHAT IS THIS GOODNESS?

Why, it’s a cake cookie. A funfetti cake cookie, to be exact.
How? You need one box of cake mix, 2 eggs, and 1/3 cup of oil. Bake at 375 degrees for ten minutes and YOU will go straight to your happy place, as the Ovaltine rabbit would say. Hurray!

Here we have a crab potato puff. Bizarre sounding, but SO nummy! It’s basically deliciously dill-y flavored mashed potatoes with crab chunks. Yum!
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Our pretty table :-)
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Ingredients

      2 cups mashed potatoes
      1 cup fat-free sour cream
      1 Tbsp. Old Bay Seasoning
      1 tsp. dill week
      1 tsp. onion powder
      4 large eggs
      8 ounces "sea legs/fake crab"

Directions
Mix the mashed potatoes, sour cream, seasoning and eggs until smooth and creamy. Fold in the sea legs/fake crab.
Place into a cold oven and then turn on to 350 degrees. Bake 45 minutes.
It will be puffy and still kind of mushy. Let sit 5 minutes then serve hot.

Goodbye for now!

-Lexi

Posted by Lexi at 5:38 PM    

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