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    Quote Originally Posted by Belle View Post
    Oh, my word! This is soooo good!!! I can't wait to try it with mozzarella! I might even break down and pay their price ($6 a lb, which is why I don't have any) this week.

    Alright...that's it. I am going to the store tomorrow after the doc and getting some mozzarella. We are having left-over ghoulosh lol. ( sad Halloween joke) This would go great with it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Belle View Post
    Oh, my word! This is soooo good!!! I can't wait to try it with mozzarella! I might even break down and pay their price ($6 a lb, which is why I don't have any) this week.
    I'm so glad you liked it! It's one of our favorites... and I *swear* it goes with almost anything!
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    The rest of the family had it with chicken and sliced tomatoes. I ate too much of the bread to eat anything else.

    BTW, did you know you can bake chicken at 425 degrees? I poured some of the Italian dressing over it and threw it in the oven, while the bread was rising. It turned out great. I might make it that way again.
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    technically, you can cook anything at any temp.
    float like a butterfly...

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    True. I just never cooked meat at that high a temp before. I thought it would burn on the outside, but be raw on the inside. It wasn't. It was crisp on the outside, but nice and juicy on the inside.

    My grandma cooked EVERYTHING wide open - 'high' on top of the stove and 500 deg. in the oven. It's a wonder she didn't burn half her food, but she didn't. She was a good cook. She DID burn out the thermostat on her oven, though. It would only heat to 500, nothing lower.
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    i cook most things much higher than normal. the average is between 425-500
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    I'm more of a 'low and slow' kind of gal.
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    Thanks Honeybee, Shopping today and will get mozzarella (sp?) Many thanks, always looking for another good bread recipe. Blessings upon all. AL

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    Finally got to try this recipe - it got 11 thumbs up!

    I served it with tater tot casserole and salad. I had made a double recipe and we ate every last bite and would have eaten more.

    Thanks!
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    LOL... I'm glad you all approve! It disappears at high speed around here, too!
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