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d mcdonald

Chef Nelson. I really enjoy your blog. Shared it with friends in Miami that are in the food industry.

Sofia

a canhce to win tickets to the July 16th Veggie U Food & Wine Celebration? Head over to Cleveland Foodie ? you have to comment on this post by June

Mustafa

Tracey and Lisa,How fun and neat is this?!? I remmeber taking your survey awhile back, and I am so happy to see this come to life! I will comment, tweet, like, etc to your pages. Can't wait to read more from you!!

stefano

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Kousik

I'm happy to answer your quseoitns, Jennice. Low fat condensed milk will be just fine. Bake the macs to a light golden brown, on top and bottom, and they will be softer than darker brown cookies. Remember that there are no ingredients that must be cooked (like eggs), so the degree of browning is totally up to your preference. After baking and cooling, wrap the macs airtight with plastic film, on a pan or individually, and they'll stay relatively fresh for 3-4 weeks. The outside begins to get a bit dry, after a week or so. Good luck!

Anny

Chef, do you have a guide for how many days different meats are good when kept in the refatgerrior? Sometimes if I roast a big chicken, I find it approaching one week that I still have it as leftovers. Generally, I will put it outside for the cats and raccoons and hopefully not kill them.

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