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Club EQ Album: January 2005 Challenge: Recipes! Page 3

Illustrate your favorite recipe or be inspired by your favorite recipe for your design! And then --- type up the recipe in your email or attach the recipe as a document (.TXT, .DOC, .RTF). We'll have a double whammy: quilt design and a recipe or two to share among participants.

-Barb Vlack

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Annie U.
Just for the Halibut Placemat

I recently published a cookbook, From Halibut to Jalapenos, which includes over 600 recipes, lots of cooking and kitchen hints and tips, and recollections and photos from our homesteading days. Many of the recipes were developed during our years as innkeepers in Alaska. I made a quilt for the cover and also included "recipes" for two placemats to illustrate the theme. After working through Barb Vlack's and Gordon's excellent lesson in tracing bitmap files, I decided to convert the image for the placemat to a bitmap file and try my hand a making a pattern using EQ5. It worked great! Thank you again for the excellent lesson.

I hope that you'll enjoy making your own set of fish placemats -- and that you'll enjoy the recipe I am sending for Halibut Sandwich Spread.

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www.byannie.com
Cookbook

Monie Mouton
Pasta Pinwheels

A hunger attach for pasta inspired this quilt
Pinwheel pasta to be exact. I used Tangled lines block, random strips for border and octagen star in the frame.
Receipe - cook pasta in chicken broth until aldente. Serve with meatballs and garlic bread.

New Orleans, La.

Merry Endres
Jethro Towel

A vintage kitchen towel was the inspiration for this wall quilt. I tried updating the 'retro' colors, but the piece just didn't have the same feel, so I stuck with the original towel colors, and after setting the center panel with pieced squares in the same colors, I think it came out looking pretty neat.

Wittenberg, WI

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Merry Endres
Rainy Day Mushroom Pillow

I don't know why, but I've always been fascinated by the various forms of mushrooms; possibly because they look so 'alien' in their appearance.

Wittenberg, WI

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Rhonda Dayton
Spinach Soufflé Calzone w/Tomatoes

Simple design for a simple recipe.
You can not have a Calzone without some tomato which allow the addition of red.

Albany NY

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Erika Mayr
Chillicon Carne

This is my first quilt contributed for the EQChallenge.
I think the original recept for chilli is better than to make this quilt really.

Austria

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Marje Rhine
SouthSeas Chicken

One of our favorite chicken dishes is SouthSeas Chicken so I designed this tablerunner with a chicken doing Polynesian native dance (maybe).

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Terry D.
Gumdrops and Roses

Rose's is a wonderful Portland, OR spot to go for lunch or dessert. This carrot cake recipe always seemed worthy of their bakery (mostly I like the frosting :) )

Nancy Wright's Carrot Cake

By: Med-Tech Internship favorite (1978-1979)

Categories: cakes

 

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Judy Best
Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies

Watch them disappear. I picked up this recipe at a kitchen store. It has now become a favorite in our house

Ontario, Canada

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Judy Best
Sharing

A good batch of cookies is always worth sharing.

Ontario, Canada

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Linda Aguiar
Wedding Cake

We have been tryiing cheesecakes for my daughter's upcoming wedding. This expresses my frame of mind. My next quilt may be a tent or prehaps tablecloths and favors.

Lebanon ME

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Kathy Cavaness
Hearts and Cherries

Valentines Day is not far off and we were using a recipe, cherries and hearts seemed appropriate. Finally installed my classic applique' Baltimore album patterns. Used Barb Vlack's book Quilt Design for borders, this has sparked a new deminson.

Fenton, MO

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Louise Grant
Chicken Pot-Pie

Based upon a recipe recieved from my mother for Chicken Pot-Pie

Recipe is full of chicken, carrots and peas.

Used custom set for motifs. With carrots and pea motifs from EQ library.

Glendale, AZ

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Louise Grant
Strawberry Lemonade

Based on my granddaughters favorite drink. The lemonade concentrate is a good use for all the lemons from our tree so we can have it year round.

Used the special efforts-6 from EQ layout lib. used diamonds for 2nd border. Colored the corners sections yellow to represent all the sunshine we have in AZ.

Glendale, AZ

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Linda Moyer
Mexican Cabbage

Last year, we had a large crop of cabbage and my friend, Shirley, gave me this recipe. It has become one of my husband's favorite recipes.

Jacksonville, Arkansas

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Linda Moyer
Mexican Cabbage II

This is the second quilt for the Mexican Cabbage.

Jacksonville, Arkansas

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Barbara Gilstad
Anlon's Pumpkin Pie Placemat

This original design is based on my grandson Anlon's favorite Thanksgiving dessert, pumpkin pie. Sorry, but the recipe is an old family secret.

Kathy Smither
Coffee Break

Coffee needs yummy cookies. We like these Apricot-Oatmeal Bars.


Burbank, CA

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Monecha Painter
Key Lime Fudge

On point setting.
Blocks:
Key Lime Pie
Fudge Sundae
Key West modified with lime applique

Glendale, Arizona

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Monecha Painter
White Chocolate Cheesecake with Chocolate Ganache

Blocks:
Cool Mint Candy
Candy Canes (border)
Cake (Plain)
Candy Canes (applique)

Glendale, Arizona

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Martha Flanagan
Pecan Pie

Albany, NY

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Maureen Callahan
Cream Cheese and Olive Dip

Churchville, PA

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Denise B.
Cherry Delite

This is a very simple block and a very easy dessert to make.

Toledo, Ohio

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Denise B.
Yum-A-Setta

The recipe for this is not hard to make, and has ingredients you may have on hand. It is simple, but the taste is unique with the way it is prepared. The recipe comes from a very dear friend of mine, June Bomer. I have her permission to share it.

Toledo, Ohio

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Debbie Weber
Chinese Chicken Salad

Original Appliqué Quilt for the January 05 EQ challenge. The recipe that this quilt inspires has chicken cooked in the pressure cooker and the sweet and source dressing is made with rice vinegar and sugar.

Wheeling Illinois

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Nancy Lundberg
Grandmas Sugar Cookies

Dresden Plate blocks are from EQ Library, and Cookie Embroideries are from Amazing Designs Christmas Disk

Battle Creek, Michigan

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Claudia C.
Birthday Cake

 

Ethel Mecklem
Chicken Soup

This design was inspired by my recipe for Cock-a-leekie Soup, a favorite of my family. We grow our own leeks and enjoy the combination of flavors in this hearty soup.

The applique chickens are from the EQ Applique Library and the center motif of the basket and vegetables is from the Pfaff-Garden Embroidery Library.

Astoria, Oregon

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Suze N.
Pi R Round

My Dad always said the mathematicians had it wrong when they said 'Pi R Squared'...He said it should be' Pi R Round, Cornbread R Squared'...So I designed and quilted this wallhanging for him to illustrate that he was right...
Quilt was constructed in Feb 2004 and design was recreated in EQ5. Apple and Corn fabrics are scans of the actual fabric used.

Gundy C.
Pizza Anyone?

While creating this quilt I learned some heretofore unknown to me techniques. If I can learn something new, I am willing to take my chances, even if the results are not extraordinary.

Carol E. Skrube
Shrimp Fried Rice

I used Horizontal-Center Medallions-10 Layout . I drew the plate with rice and celery and then placed the shrimp I drew on the second layer.

Sheboygan, Wi.

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Carol E. Skrube
Snickers Cookies

I drew the cookies and placed them on a dresden plate. I put the cookie kids in the border (oh, oh, I think one of them took a bite!). The corner blocks are for the cups and teapot which we need to go with the cookies.
The cookie recipe came from a fellow quilter.

Sheboygan, Wi.

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