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Kashrut: All Meat Dairy Pareve
Aneeima's Indian Peas With Vegetables
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Anieema's Basque Vegetarian Paella
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Anieema's Crockpot Cabbage Borscht
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Anieema's Crockpot Mexican Pot Roast
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Anieema's Crockpot Mushroom-Barley Soup
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Anieema's Crockpot Saurkraut Soup (Kapusniak)
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Anieema's Crockpot Sweet Sauerbraten
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Anieema's Herbal Crockpot Roast
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Anieema's Irish Boiled Corned Beef and Cabbage...
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...for crockpot and not

Anieema's Navajo Avocado Rice
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Anieema's Pesach Potato Stuffing for Poultry
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Anieema's Vegetarian Cholent (Crockpot)
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Anuta's Chicken Salad with Horseradish Sauce
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Anuta's Ukrainian Sweet & Sour Meatballs
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My grandmother makes this recipe; it's a family favorite. You can make the meatballs small-sized for an appetizer, or larger for a main dish. DON'T serve them over spaghetti, its not Italian, its Ukrainian!

Auntie Brk's Chicken Soup
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Bridgetx's Unstuffed Cabbage
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Bridgtx's Chicken Salad
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Chana's Aunt Ruthie's Famous Mushroom Pot Roast
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Chana's Basil Tomato Soup
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Chana's Super Easy Super Yummy Crockpot Chicken
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Debi's Friend's Cornbread Stuffing Recipe (can be pareve)
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DebiWitt's Smokin' Brisket
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I mentioned smoked Brisket on another fora and was asked to post the recipie here. It is an original, so feel free to re-do the spices to meet you taste. This can be done on a smoker or in the crock-pot.

Enutt's (Eric) Egg Fu Yung Recipe
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Deep Fried Version Egg Fu Yung: A deep fried omelet served with a sauce, Egg Fu Yung is a well known Chinese American restaurant dish, but in China omelets are not deep fried and are never served with a sauce. Here are both versions using the same ingredients, although the listing is arranged for the first version.

Grandma's 1st Turkey Stuffing
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This one is very short and contains no cooking instructions because I suspect she just put it inside the turkey rather than cooking it separately. Personally, I feel like this would be better with some chopped up celery and I'd probably cut that shortening with a fair amount of schmaltz. But I'm leaving that up here as a suggestion because I want the recipe to stay true to what my grandmother wrote. I am borrowing the instructions for my own Passover Stuffing Recipe. This recipe has been retrieved from my grandmother's recipe boxes and the original paper (images below) was heavily spattered with food and almost illegible. I have rephrased it without changing any ingredients or techniques into a more traditional recipe format.