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11/17/2009
This versatile condiment is surprisingly easy to make. Try it with grilled chicken and fish, or spread it on pita bread for a quick breakfast. Continue...
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Source: The Purple Foodie
11/16/2009
Give homemade kimchi a chance. With only six ingredients, quick preparation, and a short marinating time, this version is a great way to cut your teeth on this Korean classic.
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Source: My Korean Kitchen
11/09/2009
Use pumpkins for more than just your Thanksgiving pies. This sweet butter can be enjoyed all season long. Continue...
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Source: One Perfect Bite
11/06/2009
Rich cream sauce gives a classic roast chicken an elegant feel. Use pan drippings from the roast for this simple, quick sauce. Continue...
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Source: She's in the Kitchen
11/05/2009
Keep gravy warm and within arms length on the table with an insulated gravy boat.
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Source: Fox Run Craftsmen
11/05/2009
Skip the packaged soup mix and make your own onion dip from scratch. A combination of dehydrated onion powder and caramelized onions provide the intense depth of flavor in this creamy dip.
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Source: 101 Cookbooks
10/13/2009
A short fermentation period yields sauerkraut that is zingy and effervescent.
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Source: Saveur
10/12/2009
Quickly steamed broccoli is pureed with feta, Parmesan, and pine nuts for a smooth sauce or spread that is ideal tossed with pasta or quinoa, or even topping toasted crostini. Continue...
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Source: Kitchenist
10/08/2009
Fennel lends its licorice-like essence to cranberry sauce, and walnuts add crunchy texture.
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Source: Chow
10/08/2009
Vegetarians don’t have to eat their mashed potatoes plain, thanks to these two meat-free gravies.
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Source: CobraHead Blog
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