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NFT: Best Father's Day Recipes of The NY Times
gidiefor
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: 6/21/2015 12:57 pm
I warn you - some of these descriptions and pictures will make you drool - and the recipes are included too (linked below).
Enjoy!
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I've done the Salt & Pepper Beef Ribs.
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smshmth8690
: 6/21/2015 2:34 pm :
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They came out great, but I didn't add the Paprika, or the Brown Sugar. I did add a little BBQ Sauce on the side. Definitely have to make them again - thanks for the reminder!
Woodchuck au Vin ????
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CRinCA
: 6/21/2015 4:00 pm :
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Wonder how that got in there.
Those baby back ribs with the
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BlueLou
: 6/21/2015 4:06 pm :
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peanut Asian dressing sounds scrumptious. Thanks for sharing that link gidie.
RE: Woodchuck au Vin ????
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gidiefor
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: 6/21/2015 4:21 pm :
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CRinCA said:
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Wonder how that got in there.
CR - lol - I was waiting for someone to discover that one - I think that's a dubious recipe myself
RE: Those baby back ribs with the
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gidiefor
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: 6/21/2015 4:22 pm :
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BlueLou said:
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peanut Asian dressing sounds scrumptious. Thanks for sharing that link gidie.
bon appétit!
CR - lol - I was waiting for someone to discover that one - I think that's a dubious recipe myself
bon appétit!