Quite welcome, as an FYI I think I'm going to shamelessly steal your idea of a thread for my previous cooks. I lose track of them. I love looking back at them to redo or recreate them.
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It's a great idea to keep track of things. I'd suggest posting the recipes or links to the recipes for yourself at least so when you see an old one and you're like WFT did I do to make that? But then you can find it right away.
Time gets us all and down the road you're not likely going to remember the exact recipe for everything.
I'll be quite honest in saying that's actually what brought me back here.. I was looking up something I had done in the past as I am working on writing my own "cookbook". Not like anything I would publish or whatever, but something I could reference when I get into the kitchen.
It's also a fantastic thing to be able to send one link to your friends or family and say here's my stuff.
@jcam222 one more thing... you can only edit a post for so long.. I think (please don't quote me on this) it's only for a week or something.. after that, you will not be able to edit your posts, so proof read them carefully before posting. I see mistakes I'd like to correct in my posts all the time but, on this site, that's not permitted.
Mods can open your post up for corrections
HAHA seems like a mundane task for them, but I will keep that in mind if I come across something really wrong. Don't forget to tag me in your thread when you create it so I can follow along!
Any time!
Love the new additions and thanks for the info! These are must do's for sure!
Keith
Keith
Thank you Keith! and thank you for all the likes!
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