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Tropical Sky Cocktail + Happy 6th Birthday to Overtime Cook! {Giveaway!}

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My Tropical Sky Cocktail will make you feel like you’re vacationing in a tropical paradise! 

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Hey everyone! Welcome to my blog’s sixth birthday party. I’m glad you could make it.

I bet I know what you’re thinking. Who serves cocktails at a sixth birthday party?! Well, when it’s a blog birthday, it’s totally okay, because let’s face it. Six years in blog years equals up to a whole let more than 21 people years. In blog years, I’m an old lady and I’ve been around the block a few times.

That’s right. Blogging has changed so much in the last six years. When I started, Pinterest didn’t exist yet, and Instagram was a baby app that nobody used yet. Kosher recipes and sites were not as readily available as they are currently, and the whole concept of being a “foodie” wasn’t quite what it has become by now. Over the last six years, as I’ve watched all of the changes take place, the one constant was always…you. That’s right, you, the reader, have been there with me throughout it all. You’ve been trying my recipes, giving me feedback, sending my pictures, and giving me the push to keep on going!

Maybe I don’t say this often enough, but you guys are awesome and I’m so glad you’re all here!

The last six years have been a crazy ride. I have developed a ton of recipes, many for this blog, a bunch for some magazines, and a whole ton for my cookbooks (yep, in case you missed it, cookbook number two is due out in November!) I’ve been working as a freelance photographer for restaurants, magazines, food companies and more (I think this one has been the most surprising!) I’ve had the opportunity to travel around the country (and internationally) to give cooking demos and classes (email me to schedule one!). I’ve also been privileged to interact with tens of thousands of fans, but more importantly, I’ve been blessed to find my recipes gracing your tables and enhancing your special occasions. And that means the world to me.

On August 7th, 2011 (a million blog years ago) I posted the first ever post on this blog: Peanut Butter Truffle Stuffed Oreos (a fantastic recipe that y’all need to try!) And I haven’t looked back since! To thank you guys for visiting, reading, cooking, baking and interacting, I’ve got a giveaway for you guys. This isn’t sponsored by any company. It’s from me – because I genuinely appreciate all of you!

One lucky winner will receive a $100 Amazon Gift Card! 

Giveaway Details:

Each entry below requires its own comment. If you do all four entries, make sure to leave four comments. If you do all four entries in one comment it will only be counted once. You can do any or all of the following:

 

Entry #1: Leave a comment on this post telling me when and/or how you discovered this blog, what your favorite overtime cook recipe is.

Entry #2: Follow @overtimecook on Instagram and leave a separate comment on this post telling me that you did. (Note: if you already follow, that’s fine, write a comment saying so.)

Entry #3: Join the Overtime Cook Email List and leave a separate comment on this post telling me that you did. (Note: if you already subscribe, that’s fine, write a comment saying so.)

Entry #4: Join the Overtime Cook Recipes facebook group (separate from the page) and leave a separate comment on this post letting me know that you did. (Note: if you are already a member, that’s fine. Just go ahead and write that in the comments.)

Details: one winner will get an Amazon gift card via email. No purchase necessary to enter. Winner will be chosen at random. Winner will be notified via email and given 48 hours to respond or another winner will be chosen. A valid email address must be provided in order to enter. Giveaway ends 11:59 eastern time on Tuesday, August 15th.

And now, for the recipe! I’ve been dreaming of vacation in tropical paradise all summer, but to be honest, I’m stuck inside all summer, working on finishing up my cookbook. So instead, I’m making this Tropical Sky Cocktail, closing my eyes, and pretending I’m somewhere exciting. It kinda works. 😉 Try it and you’ll see!

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Tropical Sky Cocktail + Happy 6th Birthday to Overtime Cook! {Giveaway!}
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Serves: 2 servings
 
Ingredients
  • 4 ounces (1/2 cup) passion fruit juice (available in a box from Ceres brand)
  • 1 ounce rum (or passion fruit flavored rum)
  • 1 ounce blue curacao (available with an OU from Leroux brand), see below
  • corn syrup, optional, for garnish
  • blue sanding sugar, optional, for garnish
Instructions
  1. Combine passion fruit juice, rum and blue curacao in a coctail shaker or pitcher with ice. Shake or stir to combine, then strain into a glass.
  2. If desired, decorate the rim of the glass as shown in the picture by dipping the rim first into corn syrup, then into the sugar.
Note about blue curacao:
  1. This is a delicious liqueur made from a fruit grown on the island of Curacao. It's got a great flavor, and the added blue color adds a fun tropical look to this cocktail. You can pick this up in your local liquor store, next to the other flavored liqueurs.

 

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Comments

  1. What a beautiful journey. True, I haven’t been there from the getgo, but I an truly glad to have hopped along for the ride! I follow you on Instagram and am reasly glad I do so!

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  3. My favorite overtime cook recipe is maple mustard chicken. I discovered the blog years ago from a friend who told me about it.

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  11. Favorite drool worthy recipe? I know I’m gonna sounds boring but probably the Mac breaded cauliflower

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  12. I started following Overtime a Cook because of the “I don’t cook but I give out recipes” Facebook group.

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    • I found you through Facebook. I love all of your recipes. My absolute favorite is the no margarine chocolate chip cookies. They are soo soft!!!

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  21. oy, i should have read all 4 steps, i follow you on facebook and also receive your emails AND I BOUGHT YOU BOOK SOMETHING SWEET !!!!!!!

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  22. I think I discovered your blog thru the WFS group on Facebook. I’m signed up to receive emails, follow you on Instagram, an part of the fb group, and like your page on fb (I think that covers everything)
    By far my most favorite recipe is the no margarine chocolate chip cookies!!

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  23. I discovered the blog about four years ago- I asked for recipe ideas for something on I don’t cook but I give out recipes, and you responded with around 10 ideas! Favorite recipe right now is key lime pie cookies, a little known blog secret 🙂

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  24. I’m part of the Facebook group and it’s the best! Where else can you ask the actual author questions about her recipes?!

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    • My friend told me about your blog a couple of years ago. My favorite recipe is the pastrami stuffed Capons. Thanks for all the great ideas!

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  37. I don’t remember how I found your blog but the recipe I make over and over is Coffee Crinkle Cookies. I just love them!

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  39. The first time I stumbled on your blog was when I was looking for a no margarine/butter chocolate chip cookie recipe and boom there was your post! I made those cookies and never looked back at another choc chip recipe! When “Something Sweet” came out I bought 3.. 1 for me and 2 as gifts! I can’t wait for your cookbook!

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  43. I found out about your amazing blog and then fb page through the What’s for supper fb group. I think I have been following along for most of your journey. So hard to pick a favorite because it depends on the weather, mood etc. Right now we love the no margarine CC cookies, but also love the Pumpkin Crinkle cookies, the braised chicken with apples and so much more. Happy Birthday!

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  44. I dont know when I found your blog..i think it found me! But mustve been wayy back in the beginning. And my fav..keep going back to those chocolate chunk chocolate cookies!

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  47. I’m not quite sure how I stumbled onto your blog, but I haven’t been following for too long. I’m a big biscotti lover, so I’m interested in trying your Chocolate Banana Biscotti recipe. Thanks!

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  51. I discovered the blog on Facebook and my favorite recipe is your roasted sesame broccoli. It is a real staple by us! Thank you!

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  55. Hi Miriam! My cousin shared your website with me a few years ago when we were menu planning for Succos, and I’ve been hooked ever since!! Right now (it changes!) my faves are your ultimate whole wheat challah recipe and the green beans with Aisian peanut sauce. 😍😍😍

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  58. I think I found you through the I Don’t Cook group on Facebook.
    And my fave recipe is you pretzel chicken, or just about any of your desserts 😉

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  63. I started following your blog at least a couple years ago if not longer and it all started because of one of the FB groups

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  70. I found one of your recipes on a Facebook group and ever since, your blog is the first place I go to get recipes for any time of day! I’m a Facebook follower, instagram follower and I get your emails too! I think my favorites so far are the cinnamon buns and schwarma salad. Now that I can drink alcoholic beverages again, maybe I’ll give some of your cocktails a shot 😉

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  74. I love your bundt cakes and I think I’ve made every one but my favourite recipe of all time is the SNICKERDOODLE BUNDT! 🎂

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  77. I discovered ur blog looking for the woman who wrote the amazing Chanukah gelt cookie recipe in the Ami. I was thrilled to see you had so many more recipes to try!

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  80. I found out about your blog from facebook… make soooo many recioes!! pretzel chicken is one of our favorites!!

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  82. I heard about u from a friend. Best recipe yet is the chocolate peanut butter surprise cookies. Always make them!

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  87. I think I discovered you by seeing a recipe on one of the Facebook cooking group. My family really likes your creamy orange soup recipe.

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  88. Wow hard to believe it’s been 6 years. Found you by total fluke as you responded to a comment I made on Facebbok group. I have so many favorites, but one of my family favorite would have to say is Tiramisu Cookies out of this world!

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  99. I discovered this blog when my sister in law made the pumpkin crinkle cookies and I could not get enough. My favorite recipe is prob your Hawaiian chicken burgers. A favorite dinner here!

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  100. I think I found you following a link from More Quiche, Please? I think. I can’t remember but it was years ago and I don’t think you had many recipes up!
    My fave recipe would be the lemon cheesecake mousse cups! I’ve made them for so many occasions and they were always a hit!

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  104. I have been following you by email , FB , Instagram and am a huge fan
    I have so many favorite recipes of yours but if I have to pick one my favorite recipe is turkey avacado burgers and I am making them tonight for dinner !

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  106. Wow! Mazal tov on your successful 6yr blog’iversary!!
    Entry 1 – I heard about your blog after following your fb posts on ‘what’s for supper’. My favorite recipe is your spicy zucchini Stix and the banana cc pb cake!

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  107. Happy anniversary! It certainly been a wild ride. I don’t even remember how and when I discovered you. I’m really looking forward to you November cookbook release, as I can’t do much baking. I follow you on Instagram!

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  112. On my Hebrew birthday, which is today, I wish you and your blog many more happy fulfilled years that bring joy and happiness to others.
    Found the blog from a Facebook group that someone had posted a recipe of yours

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  115. Got recipe for parve lemon cheesecake mousse from a cousin and got hooked to your blog since! So many of your recipes are staples on our home weekly (no margarine choc chip cookies and vanilla cake with coffee glaze)
    Keep those recipes coming!

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  116. When I just got married, I had no idea how to cook! I found your blog (no idea how or when!) and instantly fell in love with your website- recipes had normal, simple ingredients and tasted delicious! There are a few of your recipes that are part of my go-tos and whenever I’m looking for some inspiration, I take a look at your recipe index. Thank you!

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  120. I found you through the Facebook group What’s for Supper, and my favorite recipe is the no margarine chocolate chip cookies!

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  122. I cant recall how stumbled upon you but prob thru social media and am glad I found you.
    the roasted red pepper dip is hands down the best and easiest dip around!!!!!

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  123. Started following over 2 years ago.
    There are so many favorite recipes! Chocolate chip cookies, roasted red peper dip, kale salad…to name a few:)
    Mazel tov on 6 years!!

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  125. I’ve been following you for years! So happy you have enjoyed so much success 🙂 my favorite recipe is the coffee crinkle cookies- they come put perfectly every time.

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  136. Love your blog! I have you in my feed so I can read your new posts asap. Been following forever I don’t remember since when or even how I got here. We love your Grilled Mustard Marinated Chicken. So much so, I shared the recipe with caterer three years ago for my sons lunch time bris. We enjoyed it then and continue to enjoy it now. And my kids always make your chocolate chip cookies from Something Sweet. Wishing you continued hatzlacha & looking forward to future posts!

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  147. I discovered your blog so long ago, I don’t remember how I heard of it. But I do know that my favorite recipe from there is the gooey caramel pie.

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  149. I heard about you from my wonderful sister-in-law after eating the pastrami pockets that she made from your blog. I’ve been a loyal fan ever since! 😄

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  156. Discovered your blog and few years ago, and it’s so hard to choose one recipe!!
    My whole family loves the caramel pie so that’s gonna be the favorite!

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  159. All youre recipes are great its hard to choose a favorite My kids really enjoy youre turkey avocado burgers lately!

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  170. Happy birthday!! Can’t believe it’s 6 yrs! Think I’ve been following u since the beginning. Don’t recall how I came across ur page thought but it’s def been from beginning. Congrats!! Did u have a group or somewhere u posted recipes before ur blog? Maybe I started there?

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  172. I can’t remember how I found you but it feels like forever ago. I know my sister is a big fan and is always posting her creations using your recipes.

    Favorite recipe (just one of many): Pretzel Crusted Chicken Fingers with Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce

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  176. Congrats! I loved reading your journey from six years! Life is full of surprises! Who would dream when you posted your first recipe what it would be today! I really can’t remember how I found the blog overtime cook. I found the blog first, then started following on instagram. I must’ve googled kosher recipe for something… hmmmm… not sure, But I DO remember how excited I was to discover that this was Miriam Pascal, who I last saw as a second grader or something!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And then you put out Something Sweet, I told everyone I know you, even though I haven’t seen you in years! And then you did the photography for Naomi Nachmans cookbook, and I know both of you!!!!! Double exciting! That shared childhood history creates a bond- I even remember Hortense and Louise- do you?????????

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  190. I found out about your page through a friend and my favorite recipe is your chocolate chip cookies

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  192. Stumbled upon your blog while searching for recipes, I don’t have a fav as I like any that I’ve tried!

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  203. Hi Miriam!
    Congratulations on your blogoversary and all of your successes! May you see many more be”H! I discovered your site once I became a member of WFS. And I have two favorite recipes. It’s a tie between is your honey mustard pretzel chicken and your portobello mushroom/chicken wraps.

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  209. I can’t remember who, but someone told me a girl from bym started a blog and I have to check it out!

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  213. I’ve been following you from the get go. I met you at kosherfest a couple of years ago. My favorite recipe is either the honey ginger roasted sugar snap peas or the maple mustard chicken or my family’s favorite the lemon cheesecake mousse cups. I follow you on IG too. Can’t wait for the new cookbook! I’m on your email list and joined your Facebook page a couple of years ago.

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  214. I started following you years ago… Probably close to the beginning of when you started blogging! If I had to choose a favorite recipe, it would be a toss between the no marg chocolate chip cookies, and the cookie dough fudge pie!

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  216. I don’t remember when I started following you, probably around 2-3 years ago but now everyone who knows me knows how obsessed I am with all your recipes 🙂 happy 6th birthday! Hard to think of a favorite but if I had to name just one, I’d probably say the no margarine chocolate chip cookies since everyone loves it and it’s such a staple in our home.

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  231. I’ve been following you for a few years now! I can’t remember how I first found you! My favorite recipe of yours is the mini shepherd’s pies!!!!

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  241. Ummm I discovered this blog when you were still trying to come up with a name 😂😂 (miriyummies anyone?!$

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  245. I’ve seen your recipes from time to time on Facebook and my friends suggested your blog. I already follow on Instagram

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  246. I have been a fan of yours for years. I think a post of yours popped up on my facebook feed. The 1st recipe I made was spinach stuffed chicken…delish!

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  250. Honestly I don’t know when I discovered you but I’ve been a fan ever since. Everything you publish is golden. I’ve baked and cooked at least 80% of your recipes. You are my foodie goddess. I can’t believe it’s only six years, I feel like I know you much longer!

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  255. I found out about your blog through a classmate of mine when I was in college. It was right before Yom Tov and i needed new recipes. I made the pastrami stuffed shells and it was mmmm good.

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  256. I have no idea how I discovered you- probably Facebook and I haven’t stopped getting recipes every week usually for shabbos!!

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  259. Congrats on such a huge milestone! I feel like I must have been following you pretty much from close to the beginning. Narrowing down a fave recipe is kinda unfair to ask….there are so many faves from sweet to savoury! Cheers to many more years!

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  263. I’ve been following you on IG and Facebook group since who knows when! My first recipe of yours that I made was your red zinger vinigrette. It was so different and yummy that I started to follow your blog and recommend it to everyone!

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  264. I believe I found out about you through someone posting about your no oil chocolate cookies on Facebook- and then I Made them (my favourite recipe of yours I must say!)
    I am subscribed to your blog, part of your Facebook page and follow you on instagram!!

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  274. I have been reading since close to the beginning! I sent myself the Honey-Glazed Garlic & Ginger Sugar Snap Peas recipe in 2012…still making those today!

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  278. I found you from looking for recipes online and my favorite recipe is the chocolate chip cookies without butter

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  287. I found you on Facebook ! And my favorite recipe is your broccoli muffins! I make them almost every week 😀

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  291. I can’t remember how long I’ve been following the blog but it’s at least 3 years. I love too many of the recipes… cookie dough fudge pie, Basil dip, blueberry muffin cookies.

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  294. I read your column in the Ami, and went to look you up. Love the roasted sesame broccoli (bought the sesame oil just for that!)

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  307. Not sure when i hit upon yur blog but sure glad i did! One of my recent favorites is the Maple Sangria but maybe it’ll haveto move over! Tropical Sky Cocktail……..

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  308. New Favorite recipe is chocolate chunk cookies. I have your cookbook and only make desserts from it. I just started following you on instant gram

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  315. Congratulations!!!! What a milestone!
    I found out about your blog from your cookbook. My favorite recipe from the blog is Lightened Up Cappuccino Cheese Muffins and my favorite ones from the cookbook are Healthy Mocha Muffins and Chocolate Cheesecake Pinwheel Cookies.

    Thank you for all your hard work and effort that you put into this blog.

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  330. My husband and I love love love your blog! Your recipes are so wonderful, delicious and easy and never include obscure ingredients-which I really appreciate! I found your blog about 3 years ago when I was looking for an easy chicken dinner and I found your chicken portabello wrap with garlic mayo. Still one of my faves!

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  343. Mazel Tov on #6! I’ve been following for years but don’t know how long! Looking forward to the new cookbook. Favorite recipe is chocolate chip cookies, and many of the bundt cakes!

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  346. I don’t remember how or when I found you (probably a linked recipe on some other site) but I’m SOOOO glad I did!! Don’t really have a favorite recipe, we’ve loved every one that we’ve tried. Have your cookbook, and sooo excited for the next one!

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  349. I am in your Facebook group and I come coming back because it’s such a warm and welcoming community :).

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  350. I believe I actually discovered this blog via your Facebook group. My favorite Overtime Cook recipe..hmmm I think the Healthy Butternut Squash muffins (I use canned pumpkin puree). The use of white whole wheat flour makes the muffins lighter but still whole grain! Even family members of mine who don’t like pumpkin like your muffins!

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  355. I discovered you on instagram and I’m so glad I did! I know I can always find great recipes on your blog. Congrats on 6 years!

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  359. I found your blog about 6 years ago!
    Hard to say which is my favorite because I like so many of your recipes:)

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  366. I discovered you through “I Don’t Cook But I Give Out Recipes” Facebook page and have been a fan ever since

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  371. I found overtime cook on facebook when someone posted a recipe… totally forgot which but i was like where can i get the recipe? and she sent me to overtimecook.com!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  373. Congrats! Love your blog (and Facebook group!). I discovered the blog years ago via Google and haven’t looked back since.

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  375. I discovered the blog a few years ago through Facebook. I love the grilled pastrami corn salad recipe!

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  382. Hi Miriam!

    I’m a member of the Facebook group (both pages, actually!)

    How did I discover the blog..? I don’t even remember.. I just know that once I started following you a I never looked back. And your delicious recipes have been making their way to my family’s table time and time again.
    I like a LOT of your recipes.. but I am kind of obsessed with the pastrami stuffed shells. I love meat. And I love pasta. And this is just such a delicious dish!!!

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  385. I heard about your amazing recipes from
    Facebook! It’s hard to choose any favorite recipe but if I had to choose I would say Yemenite beef stew soup!!!!

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  386. Wow! Congrats and thanks for all your hard work and delicious recipes. We hAve enjoyed lots of them! I can’t even remember how i came across your blog or how long ago but many of your recipes are now staples in our home. Good luck on the next stage of your journey

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  387. hmm. I don’t remember how I discovered your blog as I’ve been following it for a few years. I believe a friend recommended a recipe from it and then I was hooked

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    • two of my favorite recipes are the gooey caramel pie, always delicious and always a hit. And the caramel apple sangria. I can’t wait to try this recipe!

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  388. I discovered overtimecook.com on facebook several years ago. I loved the recipes. My daughter in law surprised me with your cookbook ‘Something Sweet’, and then she borrowed it!
    My favorite recipe is the Coffee Crinkle Cookies – I love coffee and i love cookies!

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  390. It’s been awhile but I think I discovered this blog through one of the cooking Facebook groups and if I had to pick one favorite recipe it would be the sesame broccoli which is always a big hit when I make it and it’s so easy to do!

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  395. i found out about your blog through fb and spend so much time just browsing ur recipes…everyone one i made is always a hot! but for convince reasons i got to say your no margrain cookies are my favorite. so hard to get margrain parve were i live. so awesome to have a oil option

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  405. Hi. I originally found u on fb in the what’s for supper group, and follow all ur pages on instagram and fb, and receive ur emails as well. My favorite recipe is the no bake lemon mousse. Yummm

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  409. A few years ago I saw a bunch of people posting delicious looking foods on Facebook so I started following you and making your recipes! One of my favorites is your Dixon roasted broccoli !

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  410. Not sure how I found out about you.. but I’m so glad I did! I love your recipes especially because they are so simple!

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  415. I can’t be sure exactly when I joined but am a die-hard fan!! I can say I was not around at the beginning, probably not until the 3 year mark. I have your cookbook and consult the blog for every holiday menu planning!

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  428. I’m already a member on the Facebook group. It’s actually the first place I found out about your website

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  433. I’ve been following you since the beginning- it is amazing how far you have come. I think I started following you because we were in many of the same Facebook groups- but I am not sure- because like you said – 6 years in blog years is about a million centuries!!

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  434. I don’t even remember how I found you and your recipes but I know it was via facebook and now I am hooked.

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  437. I had been on your email and fb page but it was on I don’t cook fb page that I got your insanely amazing avocado turkey burgers. My college son who loves to cook now makes them too! Happy blogversary!!

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  441. I first discovered the website after I joined the facebook group. My favorite recipe is the Nutella crunch cookies. Chocolate and hazelnuts can’t go wrong with that!

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  442. Discovered this awesome blog from one of the other cooking groups I’m part of 😃
    Love the creamy basil dip!!! 🌿

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  459. Miriam, I really enjoy following you on your journey as a food blogger! Ive enjoyed many of your recipes over the years!

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  463. I don’t remember how I became acquainted with your blog, but it was 2 years ago at the Rosh Hashana/Yom Tov season, and since then I’ve tried many of your recipes. A few favorites are the warm caramel pie, the lemon mousse cups, the peanut butter crumb muffins, pretzel chicken and the pastrami/corn salad. Keep the great recipes coming!!

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  467. I found your blog like 3 years ago ( when I got Facebook 🙈) … and been a fan ever since . We have known each other like forever ( fallsburg days) your my true inspiration !! Your so talented and happy 6th birthday to your blog !

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  481. How I discovered you? I don’t remember exactly but probably from the Ami magazine when you posted the cookies that look like donuts recipe. Then I checked you out on facebook .

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  482. I can’t remember when or why I started following overtime cook. (It’s been a while) Perhaps I started cuz I liked ur contributions to Ami magazine. (Back in the day)

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  498. I have been following you since you were born. I am your oldest and biggest fan. And I always believed in you

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  502. I subscribe and get emails and my fav recipe is your vanilla cake – I make it ALL THE TIME 🙂 it is our go-to shabbos cake recipe <3

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  511. Mazel tov!!! I found you via fb and then got the cookbook when it came out. My favorite recipe is by far the peanut butter rice krispy truffles!!

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  512. Cheers!! When I discovered your page I signed up for emails. Since then I have joined on Facebook and instagram. May you be blessed with Hatzlucha and continued success.

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  514. You were coming tondo an event at the shul I belong to and followed you when I heard you were coming and been loving ever since

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  518. Reallly randomly enough, I think I initially got to your blog through a comment you left on Bakerellas site. 🙂

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  523. I dont remember how I got introduced to your blog….maybe last sukkos looking for recipes?? Glad i did!

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  528. I follow you on Instagram and Facebook. I think I found you on Facebook in a different group. My husband absolutely loves the stuffed capons (bragged about to everyone in Shul).

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  529. I was introduced to your recipes a few years ago by my daughter. My favorite recipes are Roasted Green Beans in Asian Peanut Sauce, and Roasted Sesame Broccoli. Thanks!

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  530. I think I found out about the blog through Facebook. One of my favorite recipes is Healthy Crockpot Turkey Meatballs in a Tomato-Spinach Sauce.

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  535. I found you thru my son who worked with you at B&H. Love so many of your recipes….Zucchini fries, Flanken Veg Soup, Hot Gooey Caramel Pie, 3Citrus Cake, Snickerdoodle Bundt, roasted Cauliflower etc, etc

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  541. I discovered this blog several years ago when it seemed like all my friends were making your recipes. If I had to pick one favorite recipe, it would be the oatmeal raisin bars in the cookbook but that’s a very hard decision to make!

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  546. I’ve been following this blog a long time… Not even sure how I heard of it. I think I follweda link for the doughless potato knishes on Pesach years ago. Our favorite recipe is the Doughless Hush Puppies wem make it every. Shabbos here.

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  547. I don’t remember exactly how I found your blog, but I’m so happy I did! My favorite recipe is your PB moose which is always a hit. Thank you so much for an amazing blog!

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  549. I found this site from the what’s for supper group. Favorite recipe is the zucchini sticks.
    I am in the Facebook group and the email list.

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  550. I stumbled upon your blog from googling recipes and because it kept happening I just started checking tour blog regularly :).
    My favorite recipe I make all the time is the chocolate chunk cookies from your cookbook. Yum!!

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  554. I have been reading and loving your blog for years! Favorite recipe is chocolate chip cookies without margarine. Best of luck for continued success!

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  559. I follow you on IG. I forgot to mention I also love the spinach stuffed chicken – definitely a family favorite. Also LOVE all of the freezer meal posts. Huge help to busy working mothers!

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  562. I followed a recipe link I think it was the doughless potato knishes and then discovered your blog. Our favorite recipe is the Hush Puppies which we make we make every Shabbos.

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  566. I discovered your blog after seeing and loving your recipes in Ami Magazine. I have so many favorite recipes that it’s hard to choose just one but…the hot gooey caramel pie from your cookbook is amazing! A close second would be pumpkin crumb cake, also from the cookbook, and the spiced zucchini sticks from the blog are a staple in my home. Wishing you continued hatzlacha!

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  570. A friend told me about your blog soon after I moved into my own home about 6 years ago! This blog has been and still is my go to for all my recipes!

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  572. I discovered your blog just recently while searching Pinterest for a recipe. Just so happens I found your recipe for Ultimate Whole Wheat Challah and its delectable!

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  574. I accidentally bumped into your blog 4 years ago and it was my secret go-to place for awesome recipes. I quickly discovered anything I find on your blog tastes good and is foolproof.
    My favorite is your peanut butter cookies that you dip one side in chocolate. I always send it for a kiddush!

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  577. I must’ve started following your blogs about two years ago after chancing upon it on facebook. Best thing ever! I love your yom tov recipe menus and usually just pull that out before yomtov and do my whole meal based on all the heavenly recipes you provide. My go to, never fail, is the tomato brisket recipe:)

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  579. I discovered your blog when my friend gave me some roasted red pepper dip and my very picky eater son ate it and asked for more.

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  584. Heard about your blog from my sister a few years ago and go on all the time for recipes. Your zucchini sticks are a favorite in my house and I make them all the time.

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  585. I saw everyone posting amazing pictures of food on FB and I discovered your blog from there 😊 my favorite recipe is your PB chocolate chip banana bundt cake!

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  587. I love your recipes. I was introduced to your blog by my sister in law about 4 yrs ago.
    They lemon mousse cups took me by surprise they have the perfect amount lemon not too strong and very light.
    Love all your pb recipes

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  594. I heard about your blog from a friend and have been following it ever since. My favorite recipe is your margarine free chocolate chip cookies – it’s the only recipe I use! And your margarine free hamantaschen are amazing too 🙂 Thanks for sharing your amazing recipes, and may you enjoy continued success!

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  601. I think I discovered your blog through your comments on the WFS group, back when that group was much smaller! My favorite overtime cook recipe is the honey cookies for Rosh Hashana.

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  602. Already follow you on Instagram, but glad this made me look and check because those gorgeous photos are making me want to make some stuff ASAP!!!

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  605. I can’t even remember where I heard from you first.
    I follow u in insta gram
    I’m part of your Facebook group
    And subscribed for your emails.

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  608. I heard about your blog from a friend a few years ago and have been following you since. Love your recipe for roasted broccoli with red onions.

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  613. i can’t remember when i chanced upon this blog

    it’s been a few years, and i’ve made lots of things

    love the baking ideas

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  614. I love the chocolate cookies from your cookbook!
    I discovered your blog after my mom bought be your cookbook as a gift 2 rosh hashanas ago, which cause me to google your name, and since then I’ve been hooked!

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  620. I found your blog when I was living in Moscow and searching for dessert recipes that don’t require margarine. I already follow you on instagram and facebook and receive your email updates 🙂

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  623. I found this blog by Googling a recipe once. So far, my favorite recipe is the roasted red pepper dip which I make nearly every Shabbos and it is everyone’s favorite.

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  626. I can’t even remember when I first heard about your blog, it was that long ago. Fave recipe wood be tiramisu cookies!

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  632. I discovered ur amazing blog through google when I was desperate to find easy to follow user friendly recipes! My all time favourite recipe is your roasted veggie chick pea salad. Every time I host I prepare that salad and it is always a huge hit!! Thank you for your amazing work!!!!

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  635. Roasted Sesame Broccoli!!! I love your style and your sense of humor! Wow… 6 years is a huge accomplishment!

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  642. I found your site through “I don’t cook but i give out recipes” and my fave recipe is the chocolate chip cookie recipe made with oil

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  643. I discovered your blog while studying in college. I feel like I’ve been following since *forever* but if you say it’s only been 6 years, then I’ll believe you.
    How did I discover your blog? From a link on someone else’s (long since dead) blog.
    I think my favorite OTC recipe is your roasted vegetable potato salad.

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  646. I’m not sure how I found your website but your ultimate whole wheat challah recipe is my go to! It’s a hit every time! Thanks!

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  659. Miriam soy colombiana y te encontré en Pinterest. Compré tu libro Something Sweet y he horneado Tortas, Galletas, he preparado glaseados y todo delicioso.

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  661. Hi! I think I discovered Overtime Cook from Instagram. I enjoy trying new recipes so i Think it popped up on my feed one day. This past Shabbat I made your Smores Pie. Was AMAZING!! Definitely a favorite!

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  669. Found you through facebook through a friend, Love LOVE your real food recipes and am SO excited for your upcoming real foods cookbook!

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  671. I already am a member of your FB group and LOVE your prompt replies to any comments/questions posted there

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  672. I am already subscribed to your email list (I find that I find your announcements faster via Insta and your fb group

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  674. I think the first time I heard of you was at the Lubavitcher Yeshiva Cake Bake/Auction several years ago. I made your brownie recipe from your cookbook… Delicious! It disappears in hours. I can’t save it as much as I’ve tried 😀

    Mazal tov on reaching this milestone! May we celebrate many many more!

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  675. I am definitely part of your email list! Been eagerly awaiting your summer one and can’t wait to make my Tishrei menu with your help;)

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  679. I found your blog a few years ago, I don’t remember how…my favorite recipe is the No margarine Chocolate Chip cookies

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  683. Met your Mom and she told me all about it – I was never disappointed!!!!
    Favorite recipe – hard to choose I make so many – the kids love the “best ever chocolate chip cookies” (without margarine)

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  688. I love making your lemon cheesecake mousse cups. I usually make it in little cups on a dessert plate with a baked good and some finely cut up fresh fruit. I have been reading your blog for at least 5 years. Good luck with the second book.

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  695. I love your baked green beans and onions. it is a shabbos day staple. my friend introduced me to your site around 3 years ago.

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  697. I found this blog when you guest posted on Busy in Brooklyn last year. I think one of my favorites is the pretzel chicken…yum!

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  700. I’m following the blog for so long, I can’t remember how I found it! So many great recipes, it’s hard to decide which is my favorite. But the one I make most is the
    Snickerdoodle Cake.

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  703. I’m on your facebook recipe group.

    Miriam, I have to say that I really love all your work. You have great content on your blog, great normal recipes, and you really interact with your followers and patiently respond to every comment or question (except when one of your super followers responds quicker. You have created a great community here. Can’t wait for the second cookbook!

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  705. I saw your column at first in the ami and I was hooked!! Then someone told me about the website and I signed up to the email list right away.
    Someone unexpectedly gave me a gift: “something sweet”. I love the recipes!! I didn’t try them all yet but my favorite at the moment is strawberries and cream bundt cake.

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  709. I love overtime cook! I found your blog a few years ago on Facebook group I don’t cook but I give out recipes and have been following ever since. I love so many of your recipes especially the pastrami puffs!

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