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Welcome to my kitchen! I am a 29 yr old who loves to cook! I do not cook for a living, in fact I'm a project manager at an Architecture Firm in Baltimore, MD. I find that cooking is one of the best ways for me to decompress after a long day. I get to take time for me, make something nice, and sometimes share it with those that matter in my life. I love to cook with others and learn new things, while also teaching my recipes to my friends and family. Two years ago I wrote a cookbook of family and friend favorites and I find I am still finding new recipes to explore and share and thought this would be the best way to do it. I will be sharing the things I make weekly, great recipe websites, and other recipes I can't wait to try. I hope you find something useful here and encourage you to post any thoughts and comments as well as modifications to the recipes if you give them a try! - Jillian-
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Old Bay Shrimp & Grits
Born and Bred in Maryland, Old Bay is a staple in my kitchen! I will often put it on corn on the cobb, pasta, potatoes, basically anything you would put salt and pepper on you can substitute Old Bay. So … Continue reading
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