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Club EQ Album: January 2005 Challenge: Recipes! Page 4

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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Quilt 97
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Quilt 100

Neva Carlson
Black Beans in the Pumpkin Patch

This quilt is composed entirely of one, easily-sewn paper-pieced block. If anyone knows a name for it, please let me know.

Asheville NC

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Diane Anderson
Easter Treats

The graham cracker and Marshmallow Peeps wreaths were drawn in Patch Draw, using the wreathmaker tool.
The lettering is from the recent exchange hosted by Gordon Cooper.

Tomball, Texas

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Jacquelyn Jacobi
Afternoon Tea & Cookies

Chewy Cranberry-Oatmeal Cookies

Victoria, British Columbia

Kathy C.

Quilt 101
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Quilt 104

Nancy Grey
Grilled Salmon

Wonder Lake, IL

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Ingrid Jensen
Wienerschnitzel with potatoes and peas

This I like very much .
Original from Austria.

Denmark

Judy Z.
Chocolate Mayonnaise Cake

This reminds me of my DH's favorite cake: Chocolate Mayonnaise. Mmmm.

Wisconsin

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H. Laparra
Fricassée de Grenouilles

Quilt 105
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Quilt 108

Ann Czompo
Cranberry Crisp

"Cranberry Crisp" block designed by Ann Czompo.

Quilt designed for the EQ Recipe Challenge, January 2005.

Williamsburg, VA

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Abbi L.
Carrot Cake I

Abbi L.
Carrot Cake II

Jean J.
Strawberries in Balsamic Vinegar

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Quilt 109
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Ruth Rocker
Blue Plate Apples

Choctaw, OK

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Sheila Williams
Mardi Gras Time In New Orleans©

These are fabrics from P & B Textiles, Benartex, Free Spirit, Erlanger Studio, Dan River abd Marcus Brothers.

I have been collecting them to create this quilt.

It will be a great reminder of my birthplace, New Orleans, LA.

Temecula, CA

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Pris R.
Crabmeat Dip

I used the Stained Glass 7 Twist Block and used the colors pink for the crab, yellow for the Velveeta Cheese, brown for Worcestershire Sauce, and red for a little Red Pepper.

California

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Beth Polvino
Eat Your Veggies

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Quilt 113
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Jan N.
Cinnamon Swirl Coffee Cake

Original design. For private use only.

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Sue Wegert
Cherry Crunch

This quilt represents a serving of Cherry Crunch--warm from the oven--with a dollop of whipped cream or ice cream on top.

Warsaw, Indiana, USA

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Judee R,
Lemon Meringue Pie

This quilt is from the one patch layouts. I really love how the colors work together and seem to shimmer and shine. I was able to use "add shades and tints" in the color palettes to make the scale of color going from lightest to darkest green. This quilt would be very easy to english paper piece since all the shapes are the same (plus borders).It would look very good using hand dyed fabrics.

Colorado USA

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Danka Kruszewska
Barszcz z Uszkami

Red beet soup with ear-shaped dumplings stuffed with cep mashrooms filling.

Vegetable stock version on Polish Christmas-Eve, with beaf on a great gala.

But please - NEVER cook it with chicken stock! (I have seen such recipes in Internet)

Pronunciation: [borsch z ushkami] 8-)


Saarbruecken, Germany
danka@kruszewska.de

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Quilt 117
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Ginny Conway
Guacamole with Chips

Been longing for Texas. This reminds me of Guacamole -avacado with bits & pieces.

Hugs & Wags

Richmon, UK

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Leora Brown
Con o Sin

Translation of the name, "With or Without", the Rum that is. After moving to Puerto Rico, the Pina Colada quickly became my favorite drink to have at the beach. All of the applique shapes are my originals.

Puerto Rico

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Barb R.
Happy Memories -- Weddings and Love

Designed by Barb of

Woodstock, GA

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Sharon Archer
Pass the Pasta Please

Pasta is a favorite in our household. This somewhat traditional dish tops pasta with lots of tomato and meat sauce, my son's favorite vegetable-peas, and of course cheddar cheese.

This quilt, like its recipe, uses many of the same elements that the second version does - Falling Timbers blocks as pasta nestled in meat sauce, Indiana Puzzles hiding the peas and Starry Path blocks filled with slices of cheddar cheese floating on tomato sauce. Yum ...guess what we just had for dinner?

Ridgefield, NJ

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Quilt 121
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Sharon Archer
Pasta, Peas and Cheddar Cheese

This version of the pasta dish we jokingly call Irish Pasta - there's no tomato sauce on top, only ground meat cooked with seasoned salt and thyme, tiny green peas and, need I say, cheddar cheese.
For that touch of the green, spinach, asparagus or broccoli could be substituted, or even, for the more adventurous, artichokes. While green cabbage might seem a natural, I've never quite felt the desire to try it out.
A variety of traditional blocks appropriately colored represent the pasta noodles, meat, peas and cheese all surrounded with a border of herbs.

Ridgefield, NJ

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M. Busby
Cherry Salad

A favorite for holiday meals at our house.

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