The Live TV Moment That Butchered Paula Deen's Career
There was a time when Paula Deen was one of the most popular Food Network stars and celebrity chefs. In the 2000s, it seemed that everything she touched turned to gold, and her show Paula’s Home Cooking made her into a household name in the culinary world.
Whenever you’re on live TV, you run the risk of slipping up and saying things that could ruin your career. When you add social media and an opinionated mind to the mix, you either have great television or a disaster waiting to happen.
Unfortunately for Paula Deen, it was the latter. Let's take a look at the live TV moment that butchered Paula Deen’s career.
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Oatmeal Coconut Pecan Cookies! Holiday Cookie Exchange 2021! The Perfect Holiday Cookie Recipe!
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Hello! Today I have a great recipe for you! I made some Oatmeal Coconut Pecan cookies and they are amazing! This is a Holiday Cookie Recipe Exchange hosted by @Jeni_Gough and we are making our favorite cookie recipe! I will have Jeni's channel linked below and also the playlist with all the other amazing content creator's recipes! Be sure to stay to the end! I had some cute visitors and they loved the cookies!
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Oatmeal Coconut Pecan Cookie recipe
Ann and Dan make Patti's most famous Sawdust Pie
History of Patti's Settlement first published recipe and most popular dessert, Sawdust Pie. Many years ago a young girl came into the restaurant and fell in love with Miss Patti's Strawberry Butter. After much persuasion by the young girl, she and Miss Patti decided to swap recipes, the strawberry butter for an interesting sounding pie. The girl had not named the pie but after Miss Patti went into the kitchen and made it, her boys said it looked like a pile of Sawdust; hence the name was given, Sawdust Pie. Watch as Ann and Dan show how easy it is to make your own Sawdust Pie with Patti's own, Pie in a Jar, sold at Yesterday's Boutique inside the settlement or online at pattis1880s.com
Delicious No Bake Cookies
Super delicious No Bake Cookies made with oats, peanut butter, and chocolate. These cookies are unbelievably easy to make and have the most delicious fudgy and chewy texture. They come together in just about 2 minutes!
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We love making no bake cookies at our house; they're packed with chocolate peanut butter flavor and make perfect snacks. You might remember I made a video for these way back before the new kitchen was finished. I've since updated the recipe over time and so thought it would be fun to make a new video!
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How to Make Maple Walnut Candy! ???? Beginner Friendly! Easy Recipe!
In this video I'm going to show you how to make maple walnut candy! This recipe is super easy to follow. Great for any beginner.
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Ingredients:
1/4 cup butter, softened
1 tbsp maple syrup
1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/4 tsp maple extract
1/2 cup chopped toasted walnuts
8 oz melting candies, I used Hobby Lobby's brand Make 'N Mold
1-2 tsp of any flavorless odorless oil for thinning out the melting candies
Using a nut grinder, chop the walnuts. Place the walnuts on a parchment lined baking sheet and toast in the oven for 8-10 minutes at 350 degrees.
In a mixing bowl, add in the butter, maple syrup and powdered sugar. Give that a quick mix. It should look pebbly. Add in both extracts and mix until creamy. Add in the completely cooled toasted walnuts. Mix until completely combined.
Cover with foil or plastic wrap and place in the fridge to firm up for about 30 minutes.
Into a microwave safe bowl, melt the melting candies in the microwave for 1-2 minutes, stirring every 20 seconds or so.
If you think your chocolate is too thick, add in 1-2 tsp of oil.
Take the candy, dip the bottom into the chocolate, place it on a fork and cover the rest of the candy in chocolate by spooning chocolate over the candy. Gently shake off the excess chocolate. Using a toothpick, wipe off any excess chocolate from the bottom of the fork, take your fork to a piece of parchment paper and, with the same toothpick, carefully guide your candy off the fork and onto the parchment paper.
Let the chocolate completely set before handling.
To fancy up the candy, place the leftover chocolate into a piping bag, cut the tip off, and drizzle on some line with a back and forth motion.
Again, let the chocolate set before trying to handle. Store in the fridge and enjoy!
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How to Make Frosty Date Balls
This video is a recipe for Frosty Date Balls (aka: we call them mexican wedding cookies).
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