| April 5th, 2008 | MUST-HAVE ITEMS FOR SPRING HABIT EXHIBIT BOUTIQUE CUFF LUV DIVINE SOLE SHOES FIVE ACCESSORIES CHEF ART SMITH'S RECIPES Art’s Famous Cheddar Biscuit Burgers Step One: Take 100 percent ground beef and season it with salt and pepper. Then, form the beef into small 3 by 3 inch patties. Step Two: Put oil into a deep frying pan and let oil heat. It’s important to keep the pan out because it helps lock in the flavor for the meat Step Three: Cook the patties for about 4 to 5 minutes on each side Step Four: Art Smith prefers his burgers medium rare but you can cook it to your desired temperature Art’s Famous Cheddar Biscuits Step One: Place a quarter stick of butter, two and a half cups of self rising flour and a cup of cheddar cheese and two tablespoons of rosemary and two cups of cheddar cheese into a bowl Step Two: Place a cup of butter milk and a quarter stick of butter in to the microwave and heat for a few minutes. Step Three: Add the buttermilk and a quarter stick of butter from the microwave into other bowl. Step Four: Stir ingredients into bowl until if forms a nice, thick dough Step Five: Scoop dough into tiny skillets Step Six: Pre-heat oven into 350 degrees Step Seven: Place tiny skillets filled with dough into oven Step Eight: Heat biscuits for 12 – 14 minutes Art’s Famous Recipe for Homemade Ketchup:
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