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Any one who likes to cook will tell you that part of the fun of cooking is sharing good recipes. What better way than online. At Teri's Kitchen, you will find hundreds of family and personal, tried-and-true recipes, plus many more from contributors. In addition, there are menus for every day and special occasions, cooking tips, links, shopping recommendations and much more. I will post additions and revisions to the site on this page as they occur throughout the month. To browse the kitchen, visit the Recipe Files page or, for specific recipes or information, use the Search Boxes throughout the site. I hope you will enjoy what I have to offer.

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MENU AND RECIPES FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY Saturday, July 4, 2009 The Fourth of July is one of those occasions that, if possible, you want to cook outdoors. I usually grill some type of pork for the celebration. This year, I have decided to make Slow-Roasted Pulled Pork. It really is one of my favorite meats because it has so much flavor and, if the weather doesn't cooperate, it is just as good made indoors. It may be served as is or in sandwiches, with or without a tomato or vinegar-based barbecue sauce. In addition to the pork, I will make side dishes such as Coleslaw, Baked Beans from Scratch, Corn on the Cob, Macaroni Salad and Tomato Salad, all of which can either be made ahead or take little time to prepare. For dessert, a creamy and refreshing Homemade Peach Ice Cream served with Buttery Shortbread Cookies. The menu includes preparation suggestions to make it an easy and enjoyable day. HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA! RECIPES FEATURING FRESH SUMMER VEGETABLES Isn't it fortunate that we can get most foods all year long? But seasonal produce is always better, and that seems especially true of summer vegetables. So, I have chosen popular vegetables, including tomatoes, peppers, squash, eggplant, beans, corn and cucumbers, that are readily available in summer, either from local farmers or our own gardens, and listed some of my favorite recipes for utilizing the produce in main or side dishes. Most of the recipes are quick, easy and healthy. Some of the recipes can be made all year long, but savor them while the produce is at its best. NEW AT TERI'S KITCHEN PHOTOS OF RECIPES When I read cookbooks, I enjoy seeing photographs of the recipes. With that in mind, I have started to take pictures of my new recipes, and will gradually add photos to existing recipes. In order to keep the recipes printer-friendly, a small image will appear on the main page, with a link to a larger image. Listed below are some of the recipes that have been revised. Let me know what you think. Rustic Multigrain Bread Whole Wheat Bread TC's Big Bird Cake Beef Pie Homemade Nut Butter Rigatoni with Marinara Sauce Pork Pot Roast Baked Chicken Thighs Basic Tomato Sauce Broiled Shrimp Sautéed Sea Scallops Beef Vegetable Soup Turkey Vegetable Soup Baked Sweet Potatoes Roasted Green Beans Summer Vegetable Medley   OLD RECIPES, REVISITED Cottage Cheese Pie (revised 06/09) NEW MENU SUGGESTIONS Menus based on this month's recipes. RECIPES FROM VISITORS Chicken Luccia (revised 06/09) No matter where I take my guests, it seems they like my kitchen best. Pennsylvania Dutch Saying Search for recipes on Teri's Kitchen by browsing the Recipe Files or by typing keywords or ingredients into the search box below. Custom Search

THIS MONTH'S NEW RECIPES (with photos) Salmon Salad Sandwiches Beef Loin Strip Roast (Steakhouse Roast) Beef Loin Strip Roast LAST MONTH'S FEATURED RECIPES Summer Vegetable Stew Pesto Mayonnaise with Basil and Arugula BROWSE THE RECIPE ARCHIVES or use the search option near the bottom of this page.