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I never make gravy Some people find that perplexing, but I don’t like it — there’s just too much fat involved Instead, I make this mushroom ragout and spoon it over the turkey and on the side.
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my basic vegetarian chili. i add to it and change things every time i make it. the measurements are not set in stone and i generally add MUCH more garlic and...
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A Cambodian recipe for skewered beef
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Get Carrot Fries with Lemon-Mint Dip Recipe from Food Network
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The perfect cross between a berry muffin and a jelly doughnut—minus the dairy.
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This tangy Southwestern dressing recipe mixes cider vinegar, ketchup, cumin, garlic, and lemon juice for a sweet-and-spicy salad topper.
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Chef John uses cubed potatoes instead of mashed in this delicious version of a classic Irish side dish. For this recipe, it's a whole meal when topped with a poached egg.
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No one knows how or why the cookie table became a wedding tradition in Pittsburgh Some believe the Italians started it, others the Europeans and many theorize it began during the Depression when wedding cakes weren't as common; Guests contributed cookies so the expense of an elaborate cake didn't fall on one family Regardless of the provenance, for as long as anyone there can remember, wedding receptions have featured the tables, laden with dozens of homemade old-fashioned offerings like lady locks, pizzelles and buckeyes