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This traditional holiday drink is indispensable to those who covet the ubiquitous fireside family gatherings on cold winter evenings. This recipe uses an automatic coffee maker to brew the cider. If you don't own one, heat it in a saucepan over medium heat on the stovetop. Grab your mugs and dive into this hot drink!
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This is an easy light dish that can be eaten as a snack or side dish to a Carne Asada or any bbq. Best eaten chilled.
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This is a remake of a burger I ate in El Reno, NV... the home of the Onion Burger. I Californiaized it.
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A cocktail recipe with vodka, Campari, fresh orange juice, and club soda, excellent as an apéritif at your next party.
Ingredients: vodka, campari, orange juice
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Holiday and Thanksgiving Cranberry Relish recipe. Fresh cranberries ground up with apples and orange. Great with turkey sandwiches.
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Stir up a delicious snack that is bursting with a bright lemony flavor!
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The tradition Iranian mint-vinegar drink, Sekanjabin, made with honey and mint, is wonderfully refreshing on a hot summer day.
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This simple salad of grilled okra and tomatoes is very flexible, you can add or reduce the amount of ingredients to your liking, and even add other ingredients that are not in my list.
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Grand Marnier lends wonderful flavor to this gorgeous fruit cake.
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Cynar is a low-proof, bittersweet amaro derived from artichokes, among many other ingredients Italians typically drink it over ice with a slice of orange But it has found a home in many cocktails thanks to adventurous American mixologists who not only treat it as a supporting player, but also sometimes as the foundation of a drink
Ingredients: cynar, vermouth, lemon juice, orange
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