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		<title>Welcome to Cooking in my Genes</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Jessica Kostka]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>I think about food all the time. When I reminisce about my history thus far, it always seems to come back to sharing one&#8217;s love through food. Family, friends &#38; food. A lot of my experiences and most favourite memories from growing up are linked to food so I decided to explore my love of...</p>
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<p>I think about food all the time.</p>
<p>When I reminisce about my history thus far, it always seems to come back to sharing one&rsquo;s love through food. Family, friends &amp; food.</p>
<p>A lot of my experiences and most favourite memories from growing up are linked to food so I decided to explore my love of food &amp; family further.</p>
<p>One side of my family is of German heritage and I grew up eating my Oma&rsquo;s cooking on a regular basis.&nbsp; I remember vividly the tradition of &lsquo;afternoon coffee&rsquo; where at around 3PM each day meant we all gathered together when we were at my Oma &amp; Opa&rsquo;s (Grandma &amp; Grandpa&rsquo;s) for coffee &amp; cake.</p>
<p>Memorable Christmas and Easter dinners were filled with turkey and many of my favourite fixings which my Mom still makes to this day &ndash; specifically &lsquo;Kloesse,&rsquo; a traditional dumpling that is ever so perfect beside turkey and home made gravy.</p>
<p>I remember growing up there were certain meals we had like clockwork &ndash; &lsquo;Pizza Wednesdays&rsquo; for example and I also loved the meatballs my mom &lsquo;made&rsquo; for us (full story on these &lsquo;homemade&rsquo; meatballs still to come).</p>
<p>From experiences or trips, from family or friends, I garner food inspiration in a lot of places.&nbsp; My husband calls it &lsquo;free-styling&rsquo; when I pretty much make up a dinner from random fridge ingredients but to me it&rsquo;s sort of normal, I love being creative in the kitchen.</p>
<p>That is what Cooking in my Genes is&nbsp; all about &ndash; I&rsquo;ll share with you my take on the recipes I grew up with, family stories, foodie adventures as well as what I love to cook now for family &amp; friends.</p>
<p>I hope you&rsquo;ll come on this journey with me.</p>
<p>xo jess</p>
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