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One of my favorite Middle Eastern mezze is deep-fried cauliflower served with tahini garlic sauce I decided to try the dish with broccoli, but instead of deep-frying the broccoli I roasted it, a method that requires a lot less oil The buds on the broccoli florets toast to a crispy brown, and the texture of the stalk remains crisp
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Making mulled wine with white wine gives a smoother flavor and tastes great at Christmas. This recipe has a little rum added at the end for a bit of a kick!
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Everything you love about a Mojito except the rum!
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Mint, rum, lime juice, and ice are mixed in a blender creating a blended mojito so you don't have to spend time muddling the mint!
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Chia seeds are nutritionally dense seeds that will thicken any liquid you add them to Mix them up with coconut and almond milks and you’ve got an almost instant pudding with a tapioca-like texture and gently sweet flavor This recipe is meant for breakfast, but if you add a little honey to the seeds as they swell, it will be sweet enough for dessert
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An easy, healthy juice recipe with kale, spinach, romaine, celery, cucumber, and parsley plus bright-tasting lemon and Fuji apple.
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Sage is the dominant spice in this rub for spareribs.
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During the weekends when things are a little slower in my home, I have been making meals with several veggie side dishes. This Cabbage Orange Salad is one of...
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I often write about the importance of eating whole grains, but since actions can speak louder than words, try making this healthy summer recipe with the most...
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To segment an orange, use a sharp knife to slice off the top and bottom of the orange so it sits level on a work surface. Following its curve, cut away peel and white pith. Cut along both sides of each segment to release.
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I love making French Toast in the morning, but it's no fun to make a stack and have them cool down before they get to the table. The solution? Bake it all at...
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People travel long distances to eat Regina Charboneau’s biscuits She built a blues club in San Francisco, called Biscuits and Blues, on their reputation And in her hometown, Natchez, Miss., her biscuits are considered the best