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Cooking Red To Remember- World AIDS Day. Oysters with Red Mignonette.
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The ubiquitous Green Bean Casserole– I won’t eat that. I won’t watch you eat that, and I certainly am not putting that mess on my lovely blog!
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Chocolate Pumpkin Tart is an elegant version of Thanksgiving's iconic dessert.
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These potatoes are bad boys. You are gonna love' em!
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Holiday host gifts can make or break the party!
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Mashed potatoes are a classic Thanksgiving side dish. I am giving you 2 versions today: Simple and Sumptuous!
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This Carrot and Leek Tart would make a wonderfully non-traditional side dish this Thanksgiving.
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Cranberries! It's Thanksgiving. You gotta have them!.Well, I got em two ways!
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To me Sweet Potoatoes are a year around food. But at Thanksgiving they are a mandatory food! This version uses smoky chipotle with honey & lime.
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Kimchi. You can make it at home. This video proves it!
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Here is the perfect Sloe Gin Cocktail for all us Novemeber babies. The Scorpio... Happy Birthday to us!
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These tiny little twice-baked truffled potato boats make an easy do ahead appetizer that really impresses!
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Sunchokes: If You Can Pureé Em... You Can Soufflé Em!
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Just in time for Halloween! Brussels Sprouts: The Horror Film. Oh, yeah, there is a recipe too.
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Catfish reminds me of the Holidays. This simple pan-fried version is a little bit of nostalgia for me!
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Call them shirred, coddled or en cocotte, but these eggs are baked & served with an updated, lighter version of a classic Hollandaise sauce.
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Duck is no more difficult to roast than chicken. The trick is searing it on all sides. This recipe explores that method and pairs duck with sweet apples and honey.
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This Turkey Pot Pie is warm & hearty with an unexpected bit of tartness from apples. Which are the perfect companion to the cheddar cheese.
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This is an easy and elegant pate, served with maple glazed apples. It is so rich and creamy you would swear it was fois gras!
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This is my apple week version of the classically sophisticated Manhattan. I use Calvados as an innovative partner to the traditional Bourbon.
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These adorable mini-sized apples are perfect for my newly minted Pecan Stuffed Tempura Apples recipe.
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Butternut Squash really comes to life when roasted. This soup takes advantage of that & takes it one step further with the addition of nutty wild rice and sweet apples.
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The simple addition of applesauce makes this spice cake super moist!
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I am starting An Apple A Day series. A week of apple recipes! Let's start with a Chunky 5 Spice Applesauce.
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Chanterelles are at their peak right now. I used them in a creamy risotto.
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The textures in this recipe are somewhere between traditional pasta and soup. It's perfect for the season, somewhere between summer and fall.
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This cool and crunchy Broccoli salad has big flavors. Including: Lemon, Garlic, Parmesan and shitake mushrooms.
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This pound of Pickled Peppers are not just for Peter Piper. Why not make bunch?
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Chickpeas are grown in southern Italy, but the tasty "ceci" is popular all over that country. This classic pasta recipe is a great way to enjoy them.
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This is the last of the TomatoMania conest winning recipes. Fried Spaghetti? Mama Mia!
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Fathers & Sons. It can be a complicated relationship. So when my dad remembered a meal I cooked a decade ago. I just had to make it again. Sesame Salmon Rolls.
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I TRIPLED this recipe to get an amazing 15 in Peach Upside Down Cake. I had to do a birthday party for 30. I was worried, but this recipe did not fail me.
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The Vesper Martini: James Bond made it famous, James Woodrich made it drinkable.
