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    <title>topic Best Casserole Recipe Source? in Kitchen</title>
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    <description>Foodies, Have searched for years for a singularly wonderful casserole cookbook. One that is truly geared toward one dish/one pot meals. So many books that I've acquired require multiple bowls and steps for prep. Many in my collection offer sort of fussy casserole recipes that require a litany of exotic ingredients. Might anyone know of a great cookbook or site for simple, comforting, one dish casseroles like grandma used to make? Thank you for your suggestions!</description>
    <pubDate>Tue, 15 Oct 2013 02:36:10 GMT</pubDate>
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      <description>Foodies, Have searched for years for a singularly wonderful casserole cookbook. One that is truly geared toward one dish/one pot meals. So many books that I've acquired require multiple bowls and steps for prep. Many in my collection offer sort of fussy casserole recipes that require a litany of exotic ingredients. Might anyone know of a great cookbook or site for simple, comforting, one dish casseroles like grandma used to make? Thank you for your suggestions!</description>
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