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For National Blueberry Pie Day, April 28th, how about a slab pie (photo #1)? A slab pie is a pie that has been sized to fit a rectangular baking pan instead of a round pie pan (it’s been called the pie version of a sheet cake). Cut into squares or rectangles instead of triangular slices,…
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[1] National Prime Rib Day is April 27th (photo © Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar). [2] National Crown Roast Of Pork Day is March 7th (photo © Harry & David). [3] Want something simpler? National Meatball Day is March 9th (photo © Il Ritorno | St. Petersburg). [4] After you’ve paid your taxes, you…
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If you’re looking for an especially tasty gift for someone who loves coconut, you can’t do better than Michelle’s Maccs. They handmade, gourmet treats are gluten-free, egg-free and nut-free (except for Hazelnut and Peanut Butter, which are baked in dedicated pans). All-natural and enrobed in one of the world’s finest couverture chocolate, Belgium’s Callebaut, they’re…
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[1] Sonoma-Cutrer’s Sauvignon Blanc from Sonoma County grapes (photos #1 and #5 © Sonoma-Cutrer). [2] The grassiness of Sauvignon Blanc pairs beautifully with asparagus (photo © California Wine Institute). [3] A pairing made in heaven: goat cheese and Sauvignon Blanc (photo © Fromages From Europe). [4] It’s delish with white-flesh fish (photo © Stella 34…
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We never would have thought to make chickpea salad as a sandwich filling. But as we were considering lunch options a couple off days ago, we recalled that it was National Chickpea Day, and that we had this recipe to try from the Grain Foods Foundation. It took just 5 minutes to chop and mix;…
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