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Itailian Mac & Cheese
Preheat oven to 350 degrees
 
1 pkg of pasta - cook according to directions on box and drain
 
1 c. fortina cheese, grated
1 c. mozzarella cheese, grated
1 c. parmsean/romano cheese, grated
 
2 1/2 c. whole milk - do not sub, it has to be whole milk.
2 c. heavy cream or you can use half & half
2 T. flour
 
1 piece of prochuttio cotto ham - chopped
fresh herb of your choice, chopped
salt and pepper to taste
 
1/4 c, bread crumbs
2 T. butter
 
Butter or Pam a casserole dish, In seperate bowl, mix the milk, cream,
flour. Add to milk mixture 1/2 of the cheeses. Add salt & pepper to
taste. Stir, add cooked pasta and ham and herbs. Top with remaining
cheese, 1/4 c. of bread crumbs and 2 T. butter cut into small pieces.
 
Bake for 45 mins or until top is golden brown.
 
Enjoy!

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Hello Todd,
 
Here is my recipe for "grilled" salmon.
 
I have been trying to force myself to eat salmon since it's good for you.
 
Get some salmon fillets
 
Rub them with vegetable oil
 
Sprinkle with dried dill, season salt, and pepper
 
Cook on George Foreman grill until done.
 
While the fish is still hot, add some butter on top and drizzle with
fresh lemon juice.
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Hey Todd,
I'm sending you a few recipes now as my shiz is getting busy lately~!  Hope you're enjoying L.A. and making things happen.  Best of luck to you.
XO~Rob
 
Dear Todd,
This recipe is good and you can do it all in your toaster oven and not heat up the house.
It's also pretty lowfat, which is coolo for bikini season, right?  Check it out.  It's perfect for a screening of Twilight too.
 
http://housewifecooking.blogspot.com/2009/02/roasted-garlic-spread-with-baked-pita.html
 
XO~Agent 34-24-34  Los Angeles, CA

 
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Dear Todd,
Every once in awhile you want to show off a little, right?  These fancyass artichokes are one way to do it big time.  It's a little time consuming, but they will take the breath away of anyone that likes artichokes.  People will worship you, they are that good. 
Don't fear the anchovies, or "Bonjovis" as my little boy calls them...LOL...use them, they melt away completely, I promise.
 
http://housewifecooking.blogspot.com/2009/07/stuffed-artichokes.html
 
I love this recipe because I love to spoil my bitches--and they love these. 
XO~ Agent 34-24-34  Los Angeles, CA

 
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Dear Todd,
Around here we get fresh seafood on the cheap, so this is one of our favorite recipes, if you can call it that.  LOL 
Check your warehouse stores for affordable prices on crab legs and watch for specials at your market.  Either way, they cost FAR less to make at home compared to what you'd pay at a restaurant.  Crab legs are fool proof and require little accompaniment other than butter, see for yourself~ Spoil someone you love today!
 
http://housewifecooking.blogspot.com/2009/07/crab-leg-dinner.html
 
I love this recipe because I'm a spoiler at heart...you'll love it because it will get you lucky.
XO~Agent 34-24-34 Los Angeles, CA

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