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PRODUCT: White Chocolate Brownies

It’s not easy to find a good white chocolate brownie.

Ellen’s Brownies is a motherlode, with not one, but three options:

  • White chocolate brownie with dark and milk chocolate chips
  • White chocolate brownie with crushed Oreos and dark and milk chocolate chips
  • White chocolate brownie with crushed white chocolate-covered pretzels and dark and milk chocolate chips

 

The company also makes traditional chocolate chip brownies along with the not-so-traditional Oreo and pretzel versions.

Read the review, and send some to your favorite white-chocolate lover.

Find more of our favorite brownies, plus brownie recipes, in our Gourmet Cookies & Brownies Section.

A find for white chocolate brownie lovers.
Photo by Katharine Pollak | THE NIBBLE.

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TIP OF THE DAY: Berry Good Salad

Toss blueberries into a green salad. Add
shrimp or chicken for a main course. Photo
courtesy BlueberryCouncil.org.

Seasonal berries are delicious tossed into green salads.

Most berries pair well with a balsamic vinaigrette. Red berries look particularly fetching against the greens.

The berries also pair well with cheese; add blue cheese, feta or goat cheese to the salad as an extra treat.

Surprise your family and guests with a berry new approach to salad.

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PRODUCT: Porta Mangiare Meatball Mixes

Porta Mangiare meatball mixes are intended to recapture the flavors of Calabrese cooking as it was a century ago. They also make it easy to turn out tasty meatballs.

There are currently four varieties of meatball mix: Spicy Calabrese, Traditional Calabrese, Turkey Calabrese and Gluten-Free Traditional Calabrese, which uses potato flakes instead of breadcrumbs.

The directions call for baking, but you can also pan-fry the meatballs, which is how we prepared them (who wants to turn the oven on in this heat?).

The results were crisp and light. The boxes are not inexpensive ($5.99, $6.99 for gluten-free), given that you have to add a pound of ground meat, six ounces of grated cheese and two eggs to get 15 medium-size meatballs. But even if you won’t spring for it every day, the attractive canister packages make welcome gifts and stocking stuffers. Read the full review.

The Traditional meatball mix resulted in crisp
and light meatballs. Photo by Katharine Pollak | THE NIBBLE.

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