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Ingredient SpotLight

Good and good for you, sweet potatoes are an ingredient that should find their way into more than Thanksgiving dishes.

Health and Fitness

Quick takes on UTIs, anti-cancer diet, carb counting, prostate cancer update, finding time for exercise, knee surgery, eating for weight control and brain power, ice water, household germs, electronic muscle toning, toothpaste, and drug expiration dates.

Fresh Chicken Parmesan

Tomato season is the best time to make fresh chicken parmesan because vine-ripened tomatoes need precious little to shine when in season. Simply slice them and bake them between layers of beautifully breaded chicken and grated cheese and dinner's done!

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  • chicken
  • tomatoes
  • CSA box

Grilled Halloumi & Veggie Salad/Wraps

This versatile vegetarian dish can hold its own as a main course salad, sandwich or wrap filling, or even as a stunning topping for an early fall pizza. Everything from grilled halloumi and cauliflower to fresh tomatoes and basil and much more are in the mix.

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  • grilling
  • cheese
  • cauliflower
  • squash
  • beets
  • garlic
  • tomatoes
  • basil
  • vegetarian

New Year's Resolutions

Making New Year's resolutions isn't usually for me, but this year has me inspired to tackle a simple goal.

Seared Tenderloin with Garlic Dill Butter

Special occasions call for special food. Seared beef tenderloin with a homemade compound butter fits the bill. Celebrate Valentine's Day with a specially planned menu from Seasoned Cooking that will have your beloved swooning.

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  • cast iron
  • beef tenderloin
  • searing
  • stovetop
  • roasting
  • oven
  • butter
  • garlic
  • herbs
  • special occasion
  • Valentine's Day

Land of Leftovers

Chutney isn't just chutney anymore in this month's column!

Using It All

As everyone gets ready for Thanksgiving, you will find lots of turkey recipes here and elsewhere, but don't forget to use that turkey carcass. Rich, delicious turkey stock is just a slow cooker and a good night's sleep away! It's even more to be grateful for this holiday season.

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  • slow cooker
  • turkey
  • soup

Weeknight Shorts: Nugget Nirvana

Skip the fast food lines and feed your family some amazing Caribbean Chicken Bites. With or without spicy dipping sauce, they are healthier and tastier than anything you can find in the drive-through. You'll be adding them to your very own favorites menu!

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  • Weeknight Shorts
  • chicken
  • kid-friendly

Food on the Web

With everything from food facts to the nation's traditional cuisine, What's Cooking America is a website to be seen!

Phil's International Flair

If you are planning on burgers on the grill this month, take some time to learn about the art of a perfect French fry.

Eggs Benedict Casserole

Let's take a little time to sing the praises of breakfast and the many ways we can present our morning meal. For instance, when making individual servings of Eggs Benedict seems like too much fuss, turn to this clever casserole.

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  • casseroles
  • bread
  • breakfast
  • brunch
  • ham
  • eggs
  • make ahead
  • baking

Rush Hour

Think pancakes are just for dinner? Think again!

Kitchen Focus

The first in a two-part series on quick and simple sauces introduces the fast way to make sweet sauces for desserts.

Ingredient SpotLight

Instead of a turkey or ham, take a look at beef tenderloin as a nice alternative that still gives you the elegance of the season.

Rise 'n Shine

Tasty waffles feature bananas and nuts ... and they are good for you too!

How to Make a Homemade Bellini Bar

It’s brunching season! And whether you’re hosting a birthday party, a bridal shower, or even Easter Sunday, bellinis are the perfect customizable drink to serve. Bellinis are a fun unique brunch treat and are easy to prepare. Simply puree your favorite frozen fruits with a sugar syrup, and pour into carafes. Then have a bottle of champagne handy, and pour into champagne glasses atop the puree.

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  • beverages
  • entertaining
  • guide

French Onion Bread Pudding

This decadent savory bread pudding is equally at home as part of a brunch spread, as a creative side for seared steaks, or paired with a light salad for a satisfying lunch. Grab a loaf of bread, a bunch of eggs, and a pile of onions and let's get to it!

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  • bread
  • eggs
  • savory
  • vegetarian
  • cheese
  • onions

No More Boring Salads

Spending just a little time figuring out how to blend flavors and textures can spell the end of boring salads in your home, whether they be simple side salads or glorious main dish adventures.

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  • salad
  • quick cooking
  • world cuisine

Cooking With Kids

Get kids involved in the kitchen and teach them valuable lessons and give them about your culinary traditions.

This Spud's For You

Potatoes take center stage as one of our favorite comfort foods of all time.

Through the Kitchen Window

Rossana has a lot to be thankful for this year … and since she celebrates Thanksgiving in October, she's one step ahead of those of us in America.

Ingredient SpotLight

It's for more than just molding into hearts and bunnies; chocolate is a versatile ingredient in everything from sweet to savory.

Rise 'n Shine

Have a craving for sausage? Find out how simple it is to make your own healthy versions for a fraction of the cost of those at the grocery store.

Cookbook Review

With lovely weather upon us, it's time to think of special occasion meals that are full of wonderful flavors and little touches. Get lots of ideas with William-Sonoma's Complete Entertaining Cookbook.

Brainstorming

Faced with at least 3 cups of freshly roasted, pureed pumpkin and looking at much more down the road, I'm asking for advice on what to do with it all. Yep, that's right. Sometimes the foodie is simply overwhelmed and it's nice to reach out for ideas when that happens.

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  • pumpkin
  • cooking adventures

Generations

On the shores of Waneta Lake, four generations of family gathered with old friends and shared food, drink and laughter. Stories were shared. Chicken was grilled. Memories were made. This is what summer is all about. Enjoy it before we have a new season to greet!

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  • vacation
  • grilling
  • chicken

Through the Kitchen Window

July is hot, hot, hot! Cool down with every variation of iced tea imaginable!

Counter-Intuitive Cooking: Tips & Tools for Perfect Dishes Every Time

As a culinary artist, you can minimize cooking catastrophes by doing a little less improv and following a few more tried and true cooking methods. Your creativity can still flow from you to your cuisine, but there will just be less mess when using these tips, tools, and hacks in the kitchen.

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  • learning opportunity
  • kitchen planning

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