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Welcome! You have found the club for anything you can make in the kitchen to eat. Here we will be sharing recipes that nourishes our inner child. Come join to learn new ideas and have fun! If we get enough members participating, we can try out having monthly food themes or cooking challenges.
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  2. It feels like soup season this week. I'm making chili in the crockpot πŸ˜‹
  3. The tea seems to be basic black tea with spices (star abuse, cinnamon, cardamom, turmeric) and then some sweetened condensed milk. The tastes of those spices feel right.
  4. Everything looks soooo delicious! Can you explain to me how to make Thai tea please? I bought one powdered tea a few months ago but I can’t find the recipe!
  5. I really like fruity stuff that still feels fun and a bit fancy. I found a place with a cocktail bar that does non-alcoholic versions of almost everything, so I can sip something yummy without the buzz. They even do cute garnishes and fun glasses, which just makes it feel extra special. Makes going out way more fun without having to drink real booze.
  6. I'm searching for recipes to copy this and if I'm successful I'll share it in the cooking club!
  7. Drooling over here 🀀 that looks so delicious
  8. The amount made differs on amount of battery made. And this a simple version using boxed mix. But use sprite or 7-up and some pineapple juice for the liquid. Mix dry ingredients with wet, till no clumps. Let it sit for a couple minutes. Let your pan heat up on medium heat Pour batter, count to two and stop pouring repeat till batters gone. On top before flipping, drop on some pineapple and cherry pieces. Cook time is about a minute on each side. Or till firm edges. Need anything explained better just reach out. I apologize if hard to follow
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  9. Add some plain oats to it and can form it into patties to make black bean burgers. Soak oats till there a little sticky and will help bind it together. Great with arugula or Boston bib lettuce, avocado or whatever you want.
  10. That’s so true about flavors melding overnightβ€”it’s like the magic of a good meal just gets better with time. Tried something similar once, packed with beans and quinoa, and the next day it tasted even richer. Found inspiration from places like www.skai.sg that focus on simple, fresh ingredients coming together naturally. No reheating needed, just grab and go.
  11. Some more info about regrowing kitchen scraps. I appreciate in this video the results of what to expect and when to make the transfer to a pot or garden. A tip I heard when saving seeds or regrowing scraps from the produce section at the store, organic is the best!
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