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01/25/2009 01:31:13 AMPost actions
Oh yum yum yum! You are making me so hungry for my cheese and bickies now.
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01/20/2009 10:46:15 PMPost actions
The umbrella gives it just the right amount of softness. Even though not my kind of cheese, it looks good enough to eat!
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01/19/2009 05:47:52 PMPost actions
This looks wonderful and quite appetizing. I hope that I'm not picking, but I think the bits in front aren't quite sharp enough.
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01/13/2009 08:47:23 PMPost actions
Great shot, but eeeeww, how can you guys eat that stuff?? ;)
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01/12/2009 12:12:11 PMPost actions
Excellent! You're making me hungry.
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01/12/2009 12:09:55 PMPost actions
Ooh la la just lerv that fromage...
Dare I imagine that it is not a million miles from some of this: ?
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01/12/2009 08:32:51 AMPost actions
Awesome! Don't show me cheese though... living in Korea deprives you of the simple pleasures at times!
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01/12/2009 07:26:44 AMPost actions
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01/12/2009 05:12:45 AMPost actions
Really great shot with wonderful lighting, looks light something straight out a glossy magazine!
One question though, why do you have so much cheese???
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01/12/2009 12:38:45 AMPost actions
PAW - Excellent shot. Great lighting, composition and preparation. An outtake from the "Stock Photos: Cooking" challenge perhaps?
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01/11/2009 08:39:45 PMPost actions
Excellent lighting. Looks very natural.
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01/11/2009 08:13:25 PMPost actions
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01/11/2009 08:10:58 PMPost actions
oooh that looks goodMessage edited by author 2009-01-11 20:13:06.
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01/11/2009 07:54:14 PMPost actions
OMG - that's Brie, my fav! It looks divine!
wrap that sucker in phyllo dough, brush the layers with melted butter - several layers at a time - maybe add a layer of raspberry/current jam? Bake at 350 til the dough is golden brown.
here's the tricky part - serve it elegantly with toasted French bread slices - or plunge a drinking straw in that sucker and slurp away! Seriously!
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01/11/2009 06:29:29 PMPost actions
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01/11/2009 06:08:08 PMPost actions
I think I need to go find a snack now! This looks delicious and is making my mouth water! Love how you filled the entire frame here. Practicing for the next challenge??
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