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WARNING: EXTREMELY MEGA HOT!!! Not for the faint of heart. Lip and mouth numbing HOT!!! Make sure to use rubber gloves when handing and chopping the habanero chili peppers. This relish is very sweet but extremely hot. Remember too cool off mouth with eating bread or drinking milk. This will reduce the high acidic shock it puts upon your tastebuds.
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A simple orange and gin cocktail.
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A frothy bourbon drink with a dash of absinthe.
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Jenn Louis likes to serve very simply prepared seasonal fruit on platters for people to pass around family-style.
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You don't have to wait for a fiesta to whip up this tasty dressing made with sour cream, ranch dressing mix, diced tomatoes, and green chilies. Stir and serve over your favorite greens or a hot baked potato.
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Serve this creamy Mexican pepper dish with warm corn tortillas.
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Reduced calorie dip that's packed with flavor. Let the dip chill while the chips are being prepared. The consistency will be thicker and the beans will have time to absorb the spices.
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This pungent sweet-and-sour "ketchup" is a versatile condiment on warm meatloaf sandwiches and with paillards of grilled chicken, beef, pork or steamed rice The concoction is also perfect in place of butter on bread and toast.
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Calm those those hectic weeknights with a sheet pan dinner starring chicken breasts, green beans, potatoes, and bell peppers.
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Turkey, Monterey jack cheese, avocado, and a semi-homemade spread are wrapped up in a whole wheat flour tortilla for a quick and easy lunch. Make the chipotle mayo as spicy as you like by adding more or less chipotle chile.
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A bright citrus pan sauce is all that's needed to round out this simple roast duck, cooked to a rich caramel brown. To render the fat and ensure a crisp skin, the duck is first steamed; Marcia Kiesel scatters a handful of coriander seeds over the steaming