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[Title] => Whats in store for the New Year?
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With the end of 2006, we are honestly thankful for all the blessing we and the family have received. We are grateful to everyone (our readers included) who have made our personal and professional goals and mission easier to accomplish. A million thanks!!!!
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[Title] => Wok in the Kitchen
[Summary] => Do you realize that a wok is one of the most versatile cooking tools you can have? Associated mainly with Chinese cuisine, we got wok-ed by our second daughter who uses this for practically all her cookingfrying, sautéing, braising and even steaming. There are two types of woks, the traditional that you put on top of a stove or the plug-in unit. Today they are nearly all non-stick.
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With the end of 2006, we are honestly thankful for all the blessing we and the family have received. We are grateful to everyone (our readers included) who have made our personal and professional goals and mission easier to accomplish. A million thanks!!!!
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