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Grilled Onions with Balsamic Vinegar and Brown Sugar

Grilled onions are the sweet cousin of the bad boy, make-you-cry raw onions. Grilled onions still have an edge (as your breath will attest to), but they are sugary enough to make their way …

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Dulce de leche dripping off of a spoon

Dulce de Leche Three Ways

You can make dulce de leche (a sweet, addictive caramel-like sauce popular in Latin America) three different ways. Whether you prefer to use the stove, an electric pressure cooker, or a slow cooker, you …

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Pork Pot Pie

Pork Pot Pie

This pork pot pie is a total comfort food - and we could all use a little comfort right now. This particular one is super easy to make with a pre-seasoned pork loin, some frozen …

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Carob Cupcake

Carob Cupcakes

In this post, contributor Jessica Touchette shares her fabulous carob cupcake recipe with us. I had the pleasure of trying the cupcakes and I immediately fell in love with their sweet, earthy flavor. …

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Mango Cupcakes – I Learned The Secret

These moist mango cupcakes topped with decadent, drippy dulce de leche are the mango cupcakes that I've been wanting to create, but until now, hadn't. Don't you want to lick the dulce de leche …

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Christmas Pudding

Plum Pudding (Historical English Pudding)

Eating English Plum Pudding is the traditional culmination of the Christmas feast (the treat is also sometimes called Christmas pudding). This dense, fruit-filled Victorian dessert remains a fixture of British Christmas celebrations to this …

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plate of matzoh brei

Matzo Brei (Fried Matzo)

Matzo brei, or fried matzoh, is a classic Jewish breakfast made by frying eggs and matzo. It's most commonly eaten during Passover, but many eat it year-round. Everyone thinks that their mom's recipe is …

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close up of a big plate of hamantaschen

Hamantaschen Recipe – Tips to Make the Perfect Purim Cookie

Hamantaschen are a classic dessert for the Jewish holiday of Purim. They are cookies designed to look like the triangular hat that the villain of the Purim story, Haman, wore. Hamantaschen …

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