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The reckless chef
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Well I see everyone is still hibernating from the winter doldrums and the site is as inactive as ever. Come on people,the snow is melting,BBQ season is just around the corner,time to invite friends over and cook them something. Let's hear from you. How was your winter,did you go somewhere for vacation,did you get married,have children,become grandparents,ANYTHING!!!!
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Yes I did become a Grandparent!!! Sunday, March 19th!! A beautiful baby boy weighing in at 9lbs. 10oz. and he's adorable!!!!!
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CONGRATULATIONS !!!!!! I HOPE YOU REALIZE THAT YOU ARE SLEEPING WITH A GRANDFATHER NOW. TRY TO POST SOME PICTURES IF YOU CAN. NO,NOT YOU SLEEPING WITH THE GRANDFATHER BUT THE NEW BABY.
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Actually, just this past weekend we started trying out some of the medieval recipes I picked out. Wow! The first one we tried is a meat pie called Pyes de Pares - or pies of Paris - that I found at godecookery.com. Excellent! And very quick and easy to make. Although some of the ingredients seemed odd for a meat pie, the end result was delicious.

http://www.godecookery.com/goderec/grec45.htm
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