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The authentic version of this Greek vegetable dish calls for twice as much olive oil I like the combination of kalamata olives, cauliflower and tomatoes Serve it with whole grains, such as spelt, bulgur or barley.
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Made with whole wheat flour, ground oatmeal, turbinado sugar, molasses, almonds, unsweetened coconut, and carob ships, these wholesome cookies are just the thing to grab for breakfast on the run, or as a satisfying afternoon snack.
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Dates, cashews, hazelnuts, and coconut are blended with cinnamon and salt creating a filling, on-the-go snack that is grain-free and vegan.
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Enjoy a serving of these rich and indulgent cheesecake bars on a special occasion. To prepare this recipe for Passover, select food products that are kosher for Passover as needed. Consult with your rabbi if you have any questions.
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Beef and Chinese broccoli chow fun is an elevated update of a take-out classic, with plenty of ginger and pepper, and chewy rice noodles to soak up the savory...
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Hello! While staying out in Melbourne Beach, I came across some Orange Blossom water and decided to mix it with lemonade.. amazing!
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It’s actually very easy to make, don’t get put off by the length of the instructions or ingredients. It’s super easy, I just wanted to be very explicit for everyone...
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This chicken Parmesan sandwich is crunchy, juicy, and blanketed with plenty of rich tomato sauce and melty mozzarella cheese. Best of all, it's easy to make at...
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The sauce is good on just about anything from pork, chicken, and seafood.
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Combine broccoli, carrots, sunflower seeds, and garbanzo beans together for a colorful salad everyone in the family will love.
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Maybe there is nothing better than a boiled lobster straight from the pot, easily managed for two people, with no more accompaniment than a little melted butter But sometimes that is too simple a preparation So how about lobster stew