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This Recipe Is So Good, 'It Was The Talk Of The Church Potluck'
Unfussy ingredient list: Swamp Cabbage is made with seven ingredients that are all readily available at your local grocery store: bacon, smoked sausage, peppers, celery, onions, hearts of palm, diced ...
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29 Oktoberfest Recipes That Keep Everyone at the Table With Comfort That Tastes Bigger Than the Season
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"To make ahead, slice the vegetables and make the dressing a day before serving; store separately in covered containers in the refrigerator. About two hours before serving, toss and place back in the ...
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29 Oktoberfest Recipes Worthy of a Prost and a Second Helping
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These delicious and cozy cabbage recipes, like french onion cabbage and garlic parmesan cabbage, will warm you up as the ...
Recipe: A hearty apple cabbage slaw with bacon, cheddar, and pecans is something like a chef’s salad
Think of this hearty slaw as a fall chef's salad. When lettuce and native tomatoes disappear from farm stands and farmers' market, replace them with cabbage and apples. Chef's salad is typically made ...
Jim Dixon wrote about food for WW for more than 20 years, but these days most of his time is spent at his olive oil-focused specialty food business Wellspent Market. Jim’s always loved to eat, and he ...
Cabbage is the unsung kitchen hero. Some people wait until St. Patrick’s Day rolls around to make it, but cabbage is delicious any time of the year! And it’s one of the most versatile vegetables in ...
Cabbage is almost as popular on St. Patrick's Day as green beer! And that's because cabbage — unlike green beer! — is a quintessential part of Irish cuisine (along with bacon and potatoes). Tenant ...
Cabbage, that taken-for-granted vegetable, that sturdy dense produce, that food of many countries’ history (and poor people’s diets) has been slowly becoming more appreciated. The long time Rodney ...
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