New Zealand Family Try CONEY DOGS For The First Time! MICHIGAN State Food 

Ok Dad, now that your on Episode 12 I think Atlanta deserves her own Kitchen Intro video.

Michigander here! The Great Lakes are incredible. I grew up in Kalamazoo, about an hour drive from Lake Michigan, so it was the primary swimming destination every summer. The larger three, Michigan, Huron, and Superior, look and feel like oceans. They are so big, they actually drastically affect weather. We get what's known as _lake effect_ storms, especially in the winter. They can dump a meter of snow in an afternoon. Also, it's known as the Wolverine state because it was once heavily populated with the elusive mustelid, the wolverine. They're actually not related to wolves in any way. The closest relatives are skunks, weasels, and badgers. But the name was also supposedly used by our neighbors to the southeast, Ohio, because of the behavior of citizens during a land dispute. Wolverines are very shy, but unbelievably angry and defensive when threatened.

If all families were like this one, the world would be a much better place.

I've lived in Detroit Michigan all my life and you nailed it!!! we are called wolverines because back in 1835 an Ohio news paper said people from Michigan were as mean as wolverines and we liked it so it stuck (true story).

"Compare them to our great lakes" Awe, he's just too cute! 🤣😂 a reaction video of the size differences would blow your minds!

All of us Michiganders are so proud of you

OG Michigander here. Yes, we are called Michiganders. You’ll love visiting Michigan, the Winter-Water Wonderland! Look for the recipe for Pasties, a hand-held meat pie, popular in the Upper Peninsula of the state. When you’re in the Detroit area, be sure to visit Greenfield Village, and the Henry Ford Museum. It’s a walk through history, and a look into the future. You’re coney dog recipe was spot on. 😊

Lifelong Michigander here. They tried at one point to change it to Michiganian, but it had been Michigander for so long and so much tradition, that we wouldn't use it, and they eventually gave up and went back to Michigander. Coney dogs are popular and a semi-state food because Southeast Michigan is the most populated area of the state and that's where they originated and because of the wars between the different styles. Where i grew up we were more likely to find a Greek chilli dog than a coney dog. The other semi-state food is the Upper Peninsula pasty. You really should try them sometime. Much more unique than a coney dog, and they have a great history with the wives of the miners wanting to provide their husbands with a warm, homemade, meal, so they'd make pasties in the morning, wrap them up in newspapers, and send them along so they could have a warm meal for lunch. ( If you don't know, a pasty is a meat and root vegetable turnover and pronounced with a short a as opposed to what strippers use pronounced with a long a ;) ). Another contender has always been Mackinaw island fudge. While it IS excellent, fudge, in general, can be found anywhere, and it's more of a tourist attraction, than something we get regularly. Michigan also has the Detroit style pizza, but again, in West Michigan, you're more likely to find Fricanos' pizza (which was the first pizza parlor in Michigan) which serves a style totally contrary to Detroit style, using a very thin crust. Michigan is very diverse. You have the large, urban centers, such as Detroit and surrounding areas, The middle of the state has diverse farmlands and orchards. Michigan is the largest producer of Montmorency cherries in the country (the red, tart kind), and Traverse City still hosts the annual cherry festival. We are also #2 or 3 in the country for apple production. West Michigan has Lake Michigan which draws many tourists, and is essentially an unsalted ocean without any of the dangerous creatures, as well as Sleeping Bear National park featuring great sand dunes. Or you can go to Silver Lake and go on a dune ride, where they take you in special vehicles made to ride the dunes. the state in general borders 4 of the five Great Lakes, which are great for fishing Salmon, trout, walleys, perch, etc. Or, you can go fishing, swimming, or boating, on any of the 11,000 inland lakes. (yes, 11,000). The Upper Peninsula has vast forrests, which are great for autum color tours ( as well as throughout the lower penisula) They also have produced more mineral wealth than the California gold rush, supplying 90% of the countries copper in the 1800's. Since I know there are no wolverines in NZ, I suggest you check them out. The wolverine has a reputation for ferocity and strength out of proportion to its size, with the documented ability to kill prey many times larger than itself.

Michigander here, the 5 great lakes can be remembered by using the word HOMES - Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, Lake Michigan, Lake Erie and Lake Superior - the 1st letter of each lake equal the word HOMES. And these 5 lakes are the reason Michigan is known as the great lakes state. Thanks for doing Michigan's food, Coney Dog was a great choice.

For her age, Atlanta is such a talent. I predict she will be so successful in adult life. In fact, now is the time to start scripting a cookbook. Let her hone it over the years.

Yes! The famous coney dog. Only thing that's missing to wash it down with is a Faygo pop (pop is a Michigan slang word for soda drink) or Vernor's ginger ale. LOL! Both beverage companies are headquartered here.

Hello. Michigander here. 😊 Coney dogs are soooooo good! You know what is even better? Michigan Pasties! They are a delicious pocket of yummy ingredients. You can eat them plain or you can top them with brown gravy, salsa & sour cream, spaghetti sauce and mozzarella cheese, etc. The choices are endless. Miners used to take them for their lunches because they would stay warm in their shirt pockets. You have to try them! You did a very nice job with this though! Now I gotta go make a coney dog……

As a Michigan native/resident, its great to see content regarding my state!

Hey! Representing my state! Thanks so much Atlanta!!

Michigan is one of the most underrated states. However if you’re thinking of visiting, make sure to plan the trip well because everything is spread out!

Michigander here, Thank you so much! We have great food. I challenge you to make a Michigan Pasty, I also encourage you all to react to the Great Lakes in Michigan, you will never see anything like them in the world. Michigan is surrounded by lakes containing over 20% of the world's fresh water. Lakes so large you cannot see across.

I'm a Michigander. Michigan had TONS of coastline, beaches, and sand dunes...if it was warm all year round it might be the most popular place to live in the states.... ...but it snows a lot in the winter! Summer Time is a great time to be here though! I'm from Grand Rapids, the second biggest city in Michigan.

If you go to Michigan, take time to visit the sleeping bear dunes. It's a very underrated vacation spot. Running down the dunes while staring at miles and miles of lake michigan is incredible

Michigan here! Love you all! Please let us know when you plan to visit. You must go to Mackinaw City and the island for rich history and then the U P.. Michigan has miles of beautiful coastline. No matter where you stand in Michigan you are never more than 5 miles from a lake, river, stream, anybody of water. In the fall we have amazing apple orchards that make their own cider and yummy warm donuts. If you love fish, you can get some amazing perch and white fish meals here so fresh and delicious.

If you can make it to Michigan around this time of year(oct/nov) it is beautiful. Also you can get fresh apple cider and donuts at the cider mills. Fun fact, Michigan is the 3rd largest apple producing state in the US.

You did such a great job, Atlanta! I am a Michigan vegetarian but you definitely got the 2 most important parts of the coney dog correct: the texture and the mess! Michigan (Detroit) is also known for it’s deep dish pizza that rivals anyone else’s. We grow more than 75% of the US tart cherry crop, we are the home of the hot fudge cream puff, have immigrants influences with the pasty and the paczki (pronounced punch-key). We have a Chinese food item credited to us (almond boneless chicken). We also grow almost all of the blueberries in the US. We also grow a ton of peaches, potatoes, apples and sugar beets. We have so many immigrants from all over that have brought so much amazing food with them. We also have amazing wines that are grown and made here. Michigan is one of the best kept secrets in the US. You guys seem to like the outdoors a lot and there are very few states as beautiful as ours. Can’t wait to subscribe to Atlanta’s cooking show 😊. Our Great Lakes are more like oceans. They create their own weather. There are more than 6000 known shipwrecks in the Great Lakes system and approximately 500-700 that we don’t know about yet. I love my state. Hugs from Michigan ❤️

Michigan is here!.

All I can say is that I love Michigan, and I love living here. Thank you for re-creating the Coney Dog, it's a wonderful treat! :)

Grand Rapids Michigan here! Born and raised a Michigander. Love the video, so excited to see my state represented. The funny thing about coney dogs is that different areas actually have slightly different styles of them. There is the Detroit style, Flint style, Grand Rapids style, and more. Mad props to Atlanta for making a pretty accurate Michigan Coney dog.

I always put the mustard IN the bun (not all over it) then the chili then hot dog then onions and cheese. This way keeps it from being so messy. FYI I have never seen a bun cut down the top at least in TX it cut from the side. I am from TX but I have been in upper and lower Mich. It is beautiful and green and I found the people kind and helpful. Also went to Mackinaw Island and the Henry Ford museum. You could spend three days there and not see everything. Both are Amazing. Worth considering when you come.

Also, we call ourselves Michiganders! PS, you should try making an Olive burger (with cheese and bacon) as a bonus Michigan food!

I am from Jackson, Michigan, and coneys are a huge part of our culture. We have so many places that serve them. I dont know if Todoroff's still has a restaurant open anymore, but we have places such as Jackson Coney Island, Virginia Coney Island (both of which are on the same block), Andy's Pizza has a killer coney dog, the International Dog House, and many more.

I was born in Grand Rapids Michigan. I have a nephew who lives there with his family. My mother won the Miss Wolverine Beauty Pageant in the early 1950s.

The reason we have raw onion on a cheese coney is because it adds crunch. -- Texture is king!

Perfect timing for this video because tonight is the annual Michigan vs. Michigan State game! It's a huge college football rivalry. 〽️💙GO BLUE!!💙〽️

As a lifelong Detroiter, it warms my heart to see a family on the other side of the world making coney dogs!! Love you guys! I wish I could mail you guys some cans of the chili we use, it's perfectly fine out of the can and it's super easy as well as delicious!

Atlanta definitely needs her own cooking channel. What a beautiful family you have

Good job kiddo. Your parents are raising an amazing person.

Hey, I watch your channel all the time. I'm actually from Jackson, Michigan and there is a sign when you enter Jackson that says "Home Of The Coney Dog". I really enjoyed getting to see you guys try these Michigan favorites for the first time. So Michigan is often called the Wolverines because it is the mascot of one of the biggest universities in the state, U of M. They are also an animal common in the north east. Also people from Michigan are called Michi-ganders

Michigan is separated into two peninsulas, the Upper and Lower Peninsulas. The Upper Peninsula is called the "U.P.", so the residents there call themselves Yoopers. I'm originally a Yooper, from a town called Marquette, but I've transplanted into Minnesota! It's been fun to see both of those states now represented here, so thanks Atlanta and family!

Lifelong Michigander here. Glad you enjoyed some coneys! We also put that coney sauce or “chili” on fries with cheese as well.

Born in Michigan. Natives are called Michiganders. Love these videos.

7:32 Supposedly because there was once an abundance of Wolverines living in the UP. To my knowledge, I'm a Michigander, there aren't any Wolverines in the State except the University of Michigan Wolverines. GO BLUE!

If you come to Michigan, do it the first weekend of September and walk the Mackinaw Bridge. It really gives you a great view of two of the Great Lakes and then take a fairy (boat) ride to Mackinaw Island and if you can, stay the night in the Grand Hotel on the Island. Also, watch the movie "Somewhere in Time" with Christopher Reeves. Only transportation allowed on the island is Horse and Carriage. Michigander here!

Michigander, born and bred. Your channel and family always put a smile on my face. Just a few fun facts: 4 of the 5 Great Lakes border Michigan. Lake Superior (the largest of the Great Lakes) could technically be considered a freshwater sea by size and volume. Fun town names in Michigan include Hell, Paradise and Christmas. Detroit sits on one of North America's largest salt deposits.

What an amazing young kiddo. I hope all the next gen after Z grow up like her

That's a beautiful hot dog. To make it a West Virginia hot dog instead of a Michigan coney dog, all you need to do is add one additional ingredient as a topping at the end: cole slaw (cheese is optional)! The cole slaw will provide a cool, creamy finish to help smooth out the strength of that spice. P.S. They're called Michiganders!

Wolverines are native to Michigan. They are large, vicious members of the Weasel family. The University of Michigan's sports teams are the Wolverines. During the American Civil War, Major General George A. Custer (yes, that Custer) commanded the "Wolverine Brigade", the 1st, 5th, 6th, and 7th Michigan Cavalry. Famously, during the Battle of Gettysburg, when he was a Brigadier, Custer yelled "Come on you Wolverines!" during his charge that broke the Confederate Cavalry of J.E.B. Stuart. This contributed greatly to the Union victory.

Michigander here! I'm 2 miles north of Detroit. Thanks for spotlighting my beautiful state.

I am from Michigan lived here my whole life. I live clear down at the bottom, so close to Indiana it's like two miles from my house. I have never had a Corney Dog before and I go to the fair every year, but we do have Corn Dogs, and Michigan is known for their Fudge. I have traveled all over the state been over the Mackinaw Bridge alot, that bridge connects the lower state to the upper peninsula. It's an awesome state surrounded by the 5 Great Lakes.....🙂🥰

as a Michigander im glad you like the food if you come to Michigan you need to try Mackinac Island fudge

Hi from Kalamazoo here, there is south of I94… there is southwest (Lake Michigan and south haven) there is east(which is Detroit) there is north( Grand Rapids to Traverse city) north east ( Lake Huron and thumb and flint) then U.P upper peninsulas. So many different regions of Michigan. People don’t realize how diverse Michigan is how beautiful how many national parks and influence Michigan has or has had in history. When you come don’t just do the popular things find things, it’s at every corner every city town village is different!!!

Another fun fact about my home state. In the 80’s, they figured that if you took all of the water in the “Great Lakes” and spread it over the whole country, the water would be 10 feet deep. I love your show. Merry Christmas to you. 🎄🎅🏼🤶🏻🙏🏻

If you guys come to Michigan, don't skip Grand Rapids. It's not far from Lake Michigan, and we have some awesome food here. Much love!

Love some coney dogs! University of Michigan are the wolverines.

Just to give you guys perspective, you can start at the bottom of Michigan, drive north for 6 hours, and then look to your left, and it’s still the same body of water (Lake Michigan). We refer to them as “Great Lakes”, but they are really land locked oceans. People don’t realize how ridiculously massive they are, lol.

I can’t stop lol-ing when you put your hands on everything 😂

Hello from Allen Park Michigan. We definitely love our coney dogs here. Great work Atlanta!!

Thank you my New Zealand family for another great video from your friends of Pure Michigan!

Atlanta just blew my mind! Putting the mustard over the bun, not just the dog was brilliant. A+

Michigander here. Been to NZ and took the "Kiwi Experience" bus tour, both islands, top to bottom. Beautiful country, beautiful people, amazing history and culture. Everyone must visit, it is more than worth the time it takes to get there. Then, Oz is just 4 hours away.

Kogels all beef hot dogs is what is used in Michgan, it really makes a difference.

I'm so excited! This is my home state :) Go Michigan:)

I’m a Michigander, you’ve got to try our Detroit style pizza, and also Vernors ginger ale, which not only is a delicious soft drink, but in Michigan is widely used as medicine for upset stomachs.

Michiganders is what we call ourselves and please don't forget the pasty in which is a Cornish meat hand pie that is profoundly popular in Michigan either with or without gravy

Being a Michigander I’d agree that coneys are amazing!!

I went back to Michigan two weeks ago. I had Coney dogs ALL 4 DAYS. Yours look GREAT, and I’m an expert!

Hello from a Michigander living in Tennessee! If you do end up visiting MI, I highly recommend checking out Mackinac Island. It's pretty touristy, but the fact that no motorized vehicles are allowed on the island is pretty cool, and you can even bicycle the perimeter!

YES! Michigan Coney dogs. Back in Flint, my home town, there are lots of Coney restaurants and their dogs are GREAT

Pure Michigan (our slogan). Chili/coney dogs are very popular in Michigan. A Wolverine is a badger like animal. And we are Michiganders. Michigan is such an amazing state. We have everything from the Great Lakes, to ski hills, beautiful beaches. And beautiful country side. You could spend a month easily traveling Michigan alone!! If you ever get to the greater Grand Rapids Michigan area. I will happily show you around!!

Great job, Atlanta!! I am from Michigan and the chili that you made for the hot dogs looked so good! Keep up the amazing work Atlanta! Love this New Zealand Family! When you make it to Michigan, my wife and I would love to take all out for coney dogs!

Now you'll have to make a pastie, a hot pocket like food from the UP or upper peninsula of Michigan. It consists of diced onion, rutabaga and mince sautéed together and put in a dough pocket, much like a pierogi. It is THE iconic food of Michigan's UP

TIP AND HACK: Hack: To get rid of the extra grease after browning ground beef (AKA mince), put some paper towels between tongs and swipe the paper towels around the bottom of the pan. This will absorb the grease. You not only won’t have to lift the pan and try to drain the grease without spilling some of the beef out of the pan but it’s also one less dish to wash. Tip: Spices bloom better in fat. So it’s better to add the spices to your to the pan (make a hole in the middle of your beef), mix the spices together and allow your spices to cook briefly. It shouldn’t take long, just cook until you can smell the spices, ten seconds, or so. Then, mix the spices into your beef. After that, add your water.

Haven't watched yet, but I'm happy you finally got to my home state! I don't care if anyone thinks I'm biased, but I always think Michigan is always underrepresented, or overlooked, in any video talking about America or individual states. There's so much amazing stuff in Michigan that people aren't aware of. So many amazing places to go to and explore. And we also have a few staple foods that people don't talk about much. But the coney dog is definitely one of the more famous foods in the state! If you ever go to Michigan, you have to go to Mackinac Island (pronounced like Mackinaw) and try the famous fudge there. And get a pasty while you're in the Upper Peninsula! It's a meat and potato pie. Might sound a bit boring, but if you got to the right place, it's sooooooo good. Also, 12 is my lucky number. so that's cool that the 12th episode is my home state. Let's go!

Thank you for the tribute to my home State of Michigan!!!!! But......I have to chime in here for the great Upper Peninsula of Michigan and say our favorite food is the Pasty. (Pronounced Pass-tee. ) The history and recipe(s) can both be found online and on RU-vid. Thanks again and keep up with the great content!!

If you come to Michigan I'd say this. Come in the late summer or fall. Crowds die down at the popular spots so its easier to enjoy them. If you want the one of a kind autumn colors then come October/November. Just depends if you wanna swim lol. Start as you land in Detroit, head to Lafayette Coney island/American Coney Island(literally attached in the same building), head to Grand Rapids for a brewery tour amd enjoy amazing food. Then head to Frankemuth(best time to visit is December btw) enjoy Bronners and fresh fudge. Then head to Traverse City, check out the winery's, then if your feelin frisky, cross the bridge to the Upper peninsula, and enjoy millions of untouched acres of forest and lakes and rivers. Also, the countries least visited, yet most revisited national park is here in Michigan as well.

Denzi like the flash lol one of my favorite parts when he sneaks a sample lol

Yay! Coney dogs. I'm so glad you picked that to represent my state over fudge that only tourists really eat. 🤣 though Detroit style pizza or pasties would have been great to!

If you like the Cincinnati Bengals, then you need to try Cincinnati chili! It is a coney dog too, similar to the coney dog you are trying from MI. Who Dey! 🎉

You are right especially in Southeast MI. They are everywhere. It's a franchise restaurant that is basically a diner that special food are the coney dogs. But in order for it be a coney it has to be a natural casing hot dog. "If you don't have mustard on your face its a disgrace" Truer words never spoken

I just love that you guys are discovering the joy of raw onions.

Hi from another Michigander, though there are those that prefer to be called Michiganians instead. It was fun to see Michigan represented in Atlanta's Kitchen. A popular origan story of why we are called the Wolverine State is from a dispute of land with Ohio in 1835, Ohio called Michigan "Wolverines."

This Michigander gives Atlanta two thumbs up for her coney dog! Even within our state there's a variety of ways to make the coney. In Detroit, the style is wetter and like a chili. Closer to Flint where I live coneys are drier. I prefer mine with ketchup on top instead of mustard lol

As a former michigander, I approve your choice. I remember growing up my mother made this in a crock pot. It was an easy dish and hit the spot especially in the fall while camping.

She is just excellent on camera. I swear she could anchor the evening news right now.

Plot twist: mom comes up with the idea of "Atlanta's Kitchen," so she don't have to cook. Love these videos. Very positive vibes with the family. Very good job Atlanta. Can't wait to see what dish or treat you choose for Alaska (my home state).

I'm gonna pay attention to this one, this is my home state food. Do it justice Atlanta......I can live off this, lol......Keep up the good videos and Americans welcome you when you come over to visit.

University of Michigan mascot is the wolverines. The state next to it is the Wisconsin badgers. Its a very northern type of fierce animal. 40lbs of muscle and terror. Wolverines and badgers are cousin species. They are commonly found up there and Canada in the woods

The thing I always found interesting about a coney dog is they usually don't sound that great when someone suggests it for supper, but after the first bite, they really start to hit the spot.

That’s more of a Detroit thing. Other people would argue Pasties (the food, not the ‘other’ things) are more Michigan. Most would say Fudge! Nice job either way, glad to see you trying new things! We all appreciate you and your family.

Chili Dogs are awesome. My grandpa used to make them with me when I was a little kid.

Being from Michigan all I have to hear is coney dogs and my mouth starts water.....good ole memories

If you hollow out your bun just a little bit on 5he sides, the Chilli, onion, and cheese will stay in a bit better. Looks delish!!

Glad you all liked our dogs! Wish you could have had some Koegels hot dogs for them, that's the biggest thing that makes a coney proper. There's a long standing debate in MI not only about what was the original coney like you touched on in the video, but also with Detroit vs. Flint style coneys. Detroit being a wet chili, and Flint being a dry chili (like your sauce was). As a native Flintstone, of course ours are the best. ;) But don't take my word for it! When you come visit, make sure you try both Lafayette and American in Detroit, and then take a drive up to Flint to try a couple of ours as well. Angelo's is considered the original flint style, but their reputation has fallen in the last decade, so in my opinion Starlite is the place to go! Whichever you get and enjoy, a couple notes on the coney: They're not quite as spicy as I think the recipe you made was, and a "with everything" coney is just sauce, mustard, and onion. Cheese isn't an option when you get them here, though I think the addition to yours was probably very tasty regardless! Cheers all, have a fantastic day! :D

From Michigan here!! Swartz Creek to be specific! Mid-state. Love your channel and enjoy watching you try food from all the states. Conies are very popular in our state. We have restaurants that are "Coney Islands". Local cities have their own version of the coney dog too. In Flint we use a more dry chili meat sauce. In Detroit it is a traditional chili sauce. Locally we use Koegel Hot Dogs which are very well known in our state (BEST HOT DOGS!!). Please visit our state and see all of the awesomeness we have here!!

I absolutely adore these videos but I am rollin’ 😂🤣 she is gonna look back at this in a few years and die! This will be a classic! ♥️♥️♥️

Yay! I've been waiting for Michigan! I'm so glad you enjoyed the dogs. About Michigan being called the Wolverine State, I'm sorry if someone has mentioned this. I've heard of a couple reason why. The 1st was a war between Michigan and Ohio over who owned the city of Toledo. The people of Ohio were calling the Michiganders wolverines because of the viciousness. I've also heard that it was called that because wolverines roamed the state long ago and fur traders would call the pelts "Michigan Wolverines", which is currently what The University of Michigan and their mascot is known by. These are just things I've heard living here my whole life. I could be completely wrong and if I am, it's something fun to think about anyway.

I grew up in Dearborn (a city in the suburbs of Detroit) and grew up eating these! And yes, Atlanta needs her own intro video. We are Michiganders! Definitely check out some size comparisons on the Great Lakes. I always used the mnemonic HOMES - Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, Superior. And every Michigander describes where they live by pointing at the hand, except the folks in the Upper Peninsula. I'm not sure if they use the hand and point above it or not :P

Michigander here. Closer to me in Rochester, MI - about 30 min north of Detroit, is a place called Lipuma's Coney Island. They are a local favorite with lunchtime lines that go out the door and down the block. Other famous MI coney chain restaurants are Leo's, National and Kerby's. I never put the onion and cheese on mine. I just prefer the chili and mustard. Chili fries or chili-cheese fries are also a hit side dish when enjoying a coney dog.

from NY but currently living in the UP of Michigan. One of the most beautiful places i’ve ever been too. Lake Superior is so overwhelming in size in person and the mountain biking is incredible. Driving over the Mackinac city bridge to the UP is incredible also. Truly an amazing place.

Well done with the coney dog! Please, please do some reactions on the Great Lakes. I’m in Illinois about 3 miles from Lake Michigan. The Great Lakes are truly great. Most people(unless you live near one of the Great Lakes) have no idea about how big they truly are.

Hi Atlanta, great job and thank you for representing my home! You might also want to try Cornish Pasties, although not our official state food, they are a big thing, at least here in northern Michigan! Also, 1) try grilling (or heating in the oven) the hotdogs rather than boiling. Boiling kind of takes all the flavor out of them and 2) The difference between a chili dog and a coney dog is that chili dogs have chili :)

I'm from Arkansas but live in Missouri.. I love what what you are doing!! Keep cooking! WPS!!!

Kudos to Nadine...she cleaned that plate!!! Every last drop!!!!

as someone who has cooked for many, many years, may I say your presentation is 11/10! (also welcome back Denzy!!!! good to see your ninja Jedi skills remain sharp!! lol.)