Today: What recipe would you want to be remembered by? Sara Cornelius from Cake Over Steak celebrates her grandmother…
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The first contender was the fudge made with boxed cake mix. A cup of cake mix was combined with a cup of powdered…
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Preheat oven to 350°F. Flour a work surface well and press the dough into a disk. Roll evenly in all directions…
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Strict Key Lime Adherents: Please look away. I haven’t got time for the pain. Everyone else: Let’s make Key Lime…
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The great Indian kari , which stems from the word for sauce in Tamil, is known to have originated sometime during…
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There are a few methods to making homemade dulce de leche. Whatever method you use just remember to start with…
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As the early fall days grow cooler, I am eagerly reaching for butternut squash and other autumn vegetables, ready…
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I love when I discover new ways to do things! I think that’s one of the reasons I love blogging so much! I get…

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Did you survive Thanksgiving? Good. Me too, barely. While in Oklahoma, I ate German chocolate cake for breakfast…

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Satisfy your chocolate craving with 5 helpful tutorials for mousse, martinis, your best brownies ever and more!Get…

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When you really think about it, milk chocolate was probably the first exposure most of us had to chocolate as…

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I secretly love those little packets of hot cocoa mix — but I recently decided to quit buying them and start…

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Not many people would turn down a pretty looking smoothie, a refreshing frappé or a velvety shake. We shouldn’t rely on these drinks to replace our meals on regular basis but they are easy and quick to make making them a great on-the-go breaky or a quick lunch. While vegetable based juices and green smoothies are high in vitamins and antioxidants, many other fruit smoothies…
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I received the loveliest holiday gift yesterday from a good friend of mine. She knows how much my husband and I enjoy her fabulous smoked paprika-rubbed roast chicken so she typed up and printed out the recipe on a nice card (complete with cute little seahorse cutouts) and attached it with ribbon to a jar of the key ingredient, Spanish pimentón. It was simple, incredibly thoughtful…
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Dessert, Holidays, Recipes, Valentine s Day By Tessa Arias Tessa Arias The following Kitchen Deconstructed experiment was put together by Tessa Arias, the multi-talented blogger behind Handle the Heat and cookbook author of Cookies and Cream: Hundreds of Ways to Make the Perfect Ice Cream Sandwich. Be sure to check out her blog and Ultimate Brownie Recipe Guide. There’s no…
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Ingredients: 1/2 cup unsweetened Dry Coconut Flakes 1/2 cup Milk or Coconut Milk 3/4 cup Vanilla Ice Cream or Frozen Yogurt 1 teaspoon Sugar, optional Directions: Heat the dry coconut flakes in a pan over medium heat. Stir constantly and roast until it turns light brown. Remove the pan from the heat and transfer toasted coconut flakes in a plate to cool down. You can use either…
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If you thought meatballs were reserved for spaghetti and marinara sauce, think again. This one-pot meal will change the way you see meatballs. The combination of lean and tender chicken meatballs and a spiced sauce, plus all the ingredients you love in Thai food — like warm curry, ginger, cilantro, basil, coconut milk, and more — bring big flavor to weeknight dinner. When compared…
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I came across a slow cooker recipe of Coconut-Curry Beef here , that looked delicious and I really wanted to try it. But since I don’t own a crock-pot, I coverted it into a non-slow cooker recipe, like my Honey Seasame Chicken recipe I did earlier and gave it a go in my trusty pressure cooker. Now, you don’t need a pressure cooker for this recipe, but if you have one and know…
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