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    These are all fantastic steps! I confess my heart skipped a beat when I got an email from my CSA guy (dude? stud?).

    Meanwhile, I'll just have a fit of apoplexy over this year's Pillsbury recipe winner (http://tinyurl.com/6gsyev). Come on! How can a $1mil cookie recipe start with "go out and buy refrigerated peanut butter cookie dough"? I hope fits of apoplexy burn a lot of calories.

    Jess: I have a feeling that's exactly how a $1 million recipe winner is made. By using as many premade Pillsbury (or affiliated brands) products as possible.

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