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Instead of the balsamic ketchup glaze, you can also use honey mustard.
Posted 11 years ago
Use the freshest salmon you can find (I get mine from the fish market and ask for sushi grade to make sure it
Posted 11 years ago
February is a pretty special month - everything about it rings of hearts and health -  February is American H
Posted 11 years ago
You can use one can of coconut milk (13.5 ounces) and add enough milk to make a total of 3 cups liquid. This c
Posted 11 years ago
I did not salt the wings prior to cooking because I tossed them afterwards with seasoning that already contain
Posted 11 years ago
Traditionally, the chicken pieces are cut into bite size pieces; however, if you prefer to leave them whole, e
Posted 11 years ago
I almost doubled the amount of cabbage from the original recipe.
Posted 11 years ago
Use your favorite vinegar and dried fruits. Fresh cut apples or clementines would also be nice.
Posted 11 years ago
This banana bread is on the dryer side, but is nice toasted.
Posted 11 years ago
There are actually 11 layers in this dip if you count the tomato and scallions. Mix and match your favorite in
Posted 11 years ago
Ground chicken and turkey tend to lump up when cooked, so I pulsed the cooked meat in a food processor to get
Posted 11 years ago
This dip has all the flavors of an Italian combo sandwich, but is so much lighter and healthier.
Posted 11 years ago
This dip is deceptively rich tasting. Great for Super Bowl or anytime you need a hearty snack that's full of c
Posted 11 years ago
I split the almonds into 2 batches. One batch was dusted with cocoa powder and fleur de sel (for cocoa lovers
Posted 11 years ago
I like a little bit of texture in this dip. You can also process until smooth if you like.
Posted 11 years ago
Adapted from Cooking Light. These cookies are chock full of whole grains, dried fruit, nuts and dark chocolate
Posted 11 years ago
This is a great savory dish for breakfast. If you want to serve this with Burmese style beans, cook your favor
Posted 11 years ago
Tri-color potatoes make this dish special, but if you can't find them, use any baby potatoes available. Green
Posted 11 years ago
You can also use frozen black-eyed peas - just follow the instructions on the package to cook.
Posted 11 years ago
Each serving is about 40% lower in calories and has 75% less fat than a version made with full fat cream chees
Posted 11 years ago
I don't make sweet treats very often, but this holiday season, I've been experimenting with sweet treats for o
Posted 11 years ago
This makes a great party appetizer. No one will know this is actually good for them.
Posted 11 years ago
I adapted this recipe to make it simpler. The sherry vinegar is definitely worth seeking out for this dish. Le
Posted 11 years ago
Feel free to use whatever fresh vegetables you have on hand.
Posted 11 years ago
Are you baking for the holidays? I used to make lots of Christmas cookies for the holidays, but last year I di
Posted 11 years ago
This Quinoa Coconut Walnut Crunch Topping is perfect for a yogurt fruit parfait.
Posted 11 years ago
Has anyone noticed that the squirrels are looking mighty fat lately in the Northeast? I have a feeling they're
Posted 11 years ago
To make a Southeast Asian version, add a crushed lemongrass stalk to the broth, and use fish sauce in of soy s
Posted 11 years ago
Extremely hot! I did not use the ghost chile pepper seeds and this sauce was still really spicy. Ghost chile p
Posted 11 years ago
I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We got away to some warmer weather and enjoyed a casual homemade
Posted 11 years ago
To make it easier to cut the squash in half, place whole squash in microwave and cook for 2 minutes first. For
Posted 11 years ago
This is comfort food at its best. I served this with steamed broccoli, but a simple greens salad would go perf
Posted 11 years ago
Although I normally never use dried milk powder, it proved to be a great thing to have on hand for Hurricane S
Posted 11 years ago
Last winter, my sister forwarded me an article from NPR featuring gluten-free desserts, and I've kept it tucke
Posted 11 years ago
Be sure to wear gloves when handling hot chile peppers. I loved playing around with these simple chili pepper
Posted 11 years ago
I actually made half this recipe in a small round pan, which was plenty for our family. This is a sweet dense
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