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My Cooking Blog

Blogging is so much fun for me and I have been looking over lots of blogs! Recently I came across cooking/recipe blogs and they surely perked my interest. With three growing sons and a healthy, hungry husband, we do most of our meals at home. I am always looking for variety in meals and new recipes.
So...I decided to start my own cooking blog. It is found here and I hope that you will check it out.
When I was growing up, my mother did not like to cook - at all. My father loved eating out, so a perfect match was made. Dinner every night at Denny's. No joke. We knew all of the staff at Denny's, ate most everything on the menu at one time or another, and knew every inch of the seating arrangements. So...I did not get much experience in cooking. When I met and married my Mr. Wonderful, he was raised on home cooked, from scratch - wonderful food for every meal. My dear mother in law (who is the best in the world) is a fantastic cook and I had a hard act to follow. But through much trial and error, my meals are now mostly delicious and fairly easy and it is a joy to bless my family with home cooked meals. Hope you will stop by the new blog.

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  1. I'm so glad you're enjoying the prayer blog - it has been such a blessing!

    I can relate to marrying someone whose mom was a great cook - it is a hard act to follow! I really enjoy having a cooking blog too - I hope to print it one day for my children.

    Stop by and visit our family blog sometime - http://mommaroar.blogspot.com

    Blessings,
    Leigh Ann

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