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All the flavors of pumpkin pie spice are baked into these delicious soft sugar cookies.
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My veggie-hating husband discovered that he liked squash with a drizzle of balsamic vinegar when he was forced to stay in for lunch at his work. I decided to...
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This quick and easy dip made with mozzarella cheese, sour cream, and pepperoni is a party favorite that tastes like a cheesy white pizza.
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This sandwich mixes the goodness of bagels with the crunch of dill pickles. I came up with this sandwich for my son who loves bagels and cream cheese but I felt his favorite needed something extra to really make it a lunch. This is kid-tested good, and you can alter the veggies according to what your child likes.
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Make your own venison jerky with ground venison in your dehydrator. This is the best jerky recipe I have found! You can use either ground venison or beef!
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The lowly chicken gizzard is transformed into a thing of beauty when simmered until tender, marinated in spicy seasonings, coated in flour, and deep-fried. They're a nice addition to a tray of wings.
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The goal was compatibility with Israeli white and red wines and also with a Passover Seder menu It was a simple one, achieved with dark meat chicken, which goes with either choice and can stand up to slow cooking I made a pesto with escarole
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A wonderfully elegant and easy pork tenderloin dish with a creamy herbed wine sauce. Very rich, without all of the fat and calories! Serve with garlic mashed potatoes. A wonderful dish.
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This recipe is an awesome alternative to a red barbeque sauce for chicken. It was a neighborhood favorite during summer when I was growing up. Submitted in memory of Ruth Karahan who originally had the recipe and passed away in 2004.