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11/16/2009
Vintage Cheer
Betsy Andrews
That winter drink of yore—the Tom and Jerry—has left a curious legacy: the Tom and Jerry serving set.
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11/16/2009
French Holiday Feast David McAninch
This traditional Christmas Eve dinner includes an abundance of foods, from foie gras to omelettes.
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11/16/2009
A Sweet Tradition: Swedish Christmas Sweets Rebecca Fisher
In Sweden, Christmastime is all about sugar and spice.
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11/16/2009
Saffron in Sweden: A Cherished Spice Katie Robbins
Saffron imparts color and flavor to these Swedish holiday breads and cakes.
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11/16/2009
Serving this silky dessert at room temperature is the best way to bring out its subtle notes of citrus and spice.
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11/16/2009
In Sweden, these shortbread cookies are traditionally cut into star shapes and garnished with pearl sugar, which can be found at specialty baking stores and online sources.
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11/16/2009
The key to making these Swedish holiday treats is to grease the mini muffin liners with nonstick cooking spray before pouring in the caramels.
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11/12/2009
Shaping Saffron Buns Hunter Lewis
5 simple steps to creating these distinctive double-spiral buns.
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11/12/2009
A Simple Science Emma Boast and Dana Bowen
There are two ways to cure the hind leg of a pig: the dry way and the wet way.
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11/12/2009
Know Your Ham Dana Bowen
15 noteworthy hams, from dry-cured prosciutto to wet-cured spiral ham.
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11/11/2009
The batter for this winter warmer can be ladled from a punch bowl into glasses.
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11/11/2009
These delectable tartlets are composed of an almond-pastry shell filled with whipped cream and garnished with berries.
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11/11/2009
The sauce in this dish, based on a recipe in Mimi Sheraton’s The German Cookbook (Random House, 1965), is enriched with hazelnuts and brandy.
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11/11/2009
This dish, a specialty from the Burgundy region of France, makes for an elegant holiday appetizer or lunch.
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