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October is National Popcorn Poppin’ Month. Make your popcorn flavor of the month Old Fashioned Bourbon Maple Popcorn with Pecans. Accented with warming flavors of bourbon, orange, and bitters, this maple-glazed popcorn recipe is a fun, cocktail-inspired snack perfect for sharing. Serve it with cocktails, or grab a bowl for movie night. > Check out…
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[1] An Italian variation on traditional breakfast home fries, substituting potato gnocchi for the shredded potatoes* (photos #1 and #2 © DeLallo). [2] Gnocchi have a light, pillowy texture and rich potato flavor. You can order them online. [3] Bacon is diced and cooked with peppers and garlic (photo © Snake River Farms). [4] Chopped…
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[1] Make this in your blender with just three ingredients (photos #1, #3, #4, and #5 © Beyond Good). [2] Your blender will turn heavy whipping cream into ice cream (photo © Organic Valley). [3] Check out this great ProKeeper+ Powdered Sugar Storage Container. Get yours from King Arthur Baking (photo © King Arthur Baking).…
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[1] Shredded vegetable salad as a pretty first course (photo © Contra Restaurant | NYC). [2] A shredded salad of red cabbage, carrot, and mint. Here’s the recipe (photo © Recipe Tin Eats). [3] Shredding vegetables on a mandoline (photo © Quinciple | Facebook). [4] Chopped salad (photo © California Olive Ranch | Facebook). [5]…
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A palate cleanser is a serving of food or drink typically served between the fish and meat course at a formal dinner and at other food events, such as wine tastings. The palate, or roof of the mouth, works with the nose and tongue to determine what you taste. The purpose of the palate cleanser…
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