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By Mark Marques
Las Vegas Informer
So you love pumpkin pie? Are you tired of the one note pumpkin pie? Do you wish there was something different, but still had that amazing pumpkin pie taste? I have come up with just such a dessert! This decadent and simple to make dessert can be made a day or two before and even frozen afterwards, if there is any left!
I have taken the trifle concept and took pumpkin pie to another level. This layered and creamy dessert will be the hit of your dinner. You will be proud to take this to your Mother-in-law! You can add a touch of liquer, such as Bailey’s, Frangelico or Amaretto to the dessert as well! I hope you, your family and friends will truly enjoy this wonderful dish. And please feel free to pass this recipe on to them!
If anyone has any questions or comments, please contact me here at The Informer Family of Publications or at TheChefMark@GMail.com . Happy Thanksgiving to all!
I love the consciousness that is showing up in this new age of Hip-Hop. We can’t indulge in money, sex and drugs without considering the damage we’re doing to our own souls. Kendrick Lamar and BJ the Chicago Kid especially have been able to capture the conflict between our earthly desires and our spiritual responsibilities. “His Pain” was supposed to be the intro of “Kush & Corinthians (His Pain)” on Section.
In the show with my favorite reality-series host, Gordon Ramsay, Kitchen Nightmares enters its third episode of the US version’s first season. Overall the show is living up to the hype – even more so entertaining (not to mention more comedic) than the competition based series Hell’s Kitchen. The previous two episodes have had very bad diners in need of of a very urgent rebooting. Both operations proved to be successful and entertaining to watch as well. And it’s not just me that’s raving, here’s what the critics have to say: Gina Bellafante of the New York Times found Ramsay’s teaching methods and high standards “undeniably hypnotic” and commented that “the thrill of watching Mr. Ramsay is in witnessing someone so at peace with his own arrogance.” Doug Elfman of the Chicago Sun-Times said the show is “a very entertaining public service” that “will make you laugh, make you sick and make you think.” Randy Cordova of the Arizona Republic found Ramsay “just as blustery and foul-mouthed here as he is on Hell’s Kitchen. But he is also oddly endearing, mainly because he genuinely seems invested in the fate of each restaurant.” This episode Ramsay visits the Mixing Bowl Eatery where the management like to use coupons.
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