Episode 4, Cooking!

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DISCLAIMER: IN THE PODCAST WE SAID FLOUR WE MEAN BAKING SODA, NEVER PUT FLOUR ON A GREASE FIRE!! Today, we will show you some fun things to cook, and dos and don’ts. Link to buy the cookbook we used: New Favorites for New Cooks by Carolyn Federman. For the joke book: Pretty Good Joke Book by Garrison Keillor.

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