Greek Saganaki
Updated: 2012-09-30 12:04:26
4.75 / 5 Stars ¦ 3 Reviews
by Mike F
"Hot, spicy, and sweet - this mango salsa made with fresh cilantro and habanero peppers is great with fish or chops, or just with chips."
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4.54 / 5 Stars ¦ 139 Reviews
by Elaine L. Smith
"It isn't Christmas without these!!! They go fast!! Try using bourbon in place of the rum!"
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4.51 / 5 Stars ¦ 78 Reviews
by NANCYSTANFIELD
"A dollop of a rich cream cheese and chocolate chip batter is baked into the center of each of these deliciously moist chocolate cupcakes."
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4.62 / 5 Stars ¦ 62 Reviews
by BOYS1
"Tomatillos make this tangy salsa green -- and delicious! Serve it with tortilla chips, on fish, or with tacos and burritos."
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4.53 / 5 Stars ¦ 120 Reviews
by Jelly
"Rich and delicious cut-out cookies - wonderful for special holiday celebrations! These are the best cut-out cookies the long line of bakers in our family has ever found."
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4.58 / 5 Stars ¦ 204 Reviews
by Monica
"The three milks in this egg rich Mexican cake are used to macerate and frost this high, single-layer cake decorated with Maraschino cherries."
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4.6 / 5 Stars ¦ 59 Reviews
by KitchenKing
"Sun-dried tomatoes and blue cheese make this unique burger idea one that will keep your grill in use throughout the outdoor-cooking season."
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I love green beans! That’s a fact… I also love to eat them the same way a lot. However, I will mix it up a bit with a more brown butter sauce than the typical butter, salt & pepper. Green beans are perfect on their own just like that, but butter, salt & pepper are the best accompaniments you can find for them. Here’s my Green Beans with Buerre Brun [ Read More ]How to Cook Green Beans with Buerre Brun Sauce on the Stove is a post from: The 'How to Cook' Blog
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For some strange reason, I haven’t baked cornbread in quite some time. Not that I don’t love it, it’s amazing, especially when I bake sweet cornbread from scratch. However, tonight, I wanted that same comforting soul food recipe flavor, without the long 45 minute bake-time. So, to solve my problem, I decided to bake sweet cornbread muffins, as it cuts the bake time in half. Try these out. They are [ Read More ]How to Bake Sweet Cornbread Muffins from Scratch is a post from: The 'How to Cook' Blog
4.43 / 5 Stars ¦ 25 Reviews
by STELLALUNA17
"This chicken is a variant on the popular Japanese snack yakitori. It makes the juiciest chicken I've ever tasted."
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4.29 / 5 Stars ¦ 92 Reviews
by Carl T. Erickson
"Only to be made at Christmas time, and in huge quantities."
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4.31 / 5 Stars ¦ 92 Reviews
by Rory
"This is a recipe of my great-great grandmother's. It is wonderfully sweet and fresh. It's so delicious, it never lasts long!"
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Today, I looked at my counter and the pears that aren’t quite as crunchy as they used to be. I certainly didn’t want to waste them, so I decided to make an amazing Pear Sauce, just like you would cook an apple sauce. This is a great Fall-time treat, made very similarly to a Fall favorite recipe. Be creative…You can make nectarine sauce, peach sauce, even sauces with berries that [ Read More ]How to Cook Pear Sauce is a post from: The 'How to Cook' Blog
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Since Lou’s jalapeno pepper plants have been producing an abundance of peppers, he’s been on a stuffed pepper kick lately.
The How to Cook' Blog The Joy of Cooking Decadently with Kimberly Edwards Eat Deliciously About How To Cook Store Cooking Class Info Neighbourhood Chef Register Login http : t.co 4gqjXLPm 2012 09 29 How to Bake Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Banana Bread from Scratch Posted by Kimberly on Sep 24 2012 with 0 Comment Have you checked out my Neighbourhood Chef Menu if you live in Niagara Tonight , I have a client who has ordered banana bread , but not just ANY banana bread he wanted a peanut butter chocolate chip banana bread And that’s what he will receive I must say , it smells unbelievable in my kitchen right now as the banana bread is baking , and it looks unbelievable . too Wish I would have made one for my own household too LOL Type : Bread Recipe Serve With : Milk Enjoy Prep Time : 10
The other day, I was looking for a quick meal that I could create with the limited ingredients I had before going grocery shopping. I had ham, but no bread, and then noticed my handy tortillas and it clicked… A Tex-Mex/All-American fusion lunch quesadilla. What is more “All-American” than ham & cheese, right? Well, add a tomato, just to kick it up, make it more moist and give you more [ Read More ]How to Cook Tomato, Ham & Cheese Quesadillas is a post from: The 'How to Cook' Blog
I love experimenting with traditional breakfast favorites and making them into a symphony of flavors on your plate. Spicing up your classic recipes is a great way to expand your cooking repertoire without having to learn too many more skills, if you are a beginner in the kitchen. What sounds more yummy than apricot pancakes for breakfast though, right? Hot, fluffy and fragrant with melted butter and hot maple syrup! [ Read More ]How to Cook Apricot Pancakes for Breakfast is a post from: The 'How to Cook' Blog
If you have never had corn grilled before like this, then you have no idea what you are missing. That’s the real truth of the matter. In fact, this may be my absolute favorite way to eat corn. Yes, I think it is! This is such an easy, flavorful recipe that takes no time at all, and it will impress to the fullest extent of impressions! LOL Enjoy this fabulous [ Read More ]How to Grill Corn on the Cob on the BBQ is a post from: The 'How to Cook' Blog
Want pasta, but don’t feel like all the muss and fuss of a tomato sauce? No problem, there are other sauces you can explore that are not only delicious, but really simple to make, and you probably have the ingredients on hand already. This sauce is no exception. It’s one of the simplest you can find. I used this as my sauce last night for my Potato, Carrot & Squash [ Read More ]How to Cook Basil Butter Sauce for Pasta is a post from: The 'How to Cook' Blog
The How to Cook' Blog The Joy of Cooking Decadently with Kimberly Edwards Eat Deliciously About How To Cook Store Cooking Class Info Neighbourhood Chef Register Login http : t.co 4gqjXLPm 2012 09 29 How to Bake Shepherd’s Pie from Scratch Posted by Kimberly on Sep 23 2012 with 0 Comment One of my favorite soul food” recipe is Shepherd’s Pie What’s not to love with this traditional , tasty combination Mashed Potatoes and Ground Beef with tasty home-style . spices This recipe may be just how your grandmother made Shepherd’s Pie , but she may have even called it Cottage Pie” from the more English” translation . If it isn’t the same as grandma’s , it’s a great . alternative This is an Old English recipe that’s as home-style as it . gets So tasty , it will be gone , and if it’s not , then
This kids Asian cooking lesson includes facts about Asia, some famous things Asia is known for, as well as Asian recipes and some popular Chinese recipes to try.
One of the fastest side dish recipes on the planet is the microwaved baked potato. It is so easy to make, and has marvelous results each time. Type: Side Dish Recipe Serve With: sour cream, butter, bacon bits, chives, and whatever fixin’s you enjoy on your baked potato! Prep Time: 2 min Cook Time: 10 min Yield: 3 servings Ingredients: 3 large potatoes kosher salt – to taste olive oil [ Read More ]How to Cook Quick Baked Potatoes in the Microwave is a post from: The 'How to Cook' Blog
Don’t you just love how Tomato Paste comes in those small cans? I do because that flavor is so concentrated, I can’t possibly use a whole tin unless I’m roasting bones for beef stock, or in a chili. So, then what do you do with the remaining tomato paste left in the can? Don’t throw it out and just waste it! However, you can’t just leave it in the aluminum [ Read More ]How to Store Leftover Tomato Paste is a post from: <a href="http://cookingwithkimberly.com"The 'How to Cook' Blog
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The How to Cook' Blog The Joy of Cooking Decadently with Kimberly Edwards Eat Deliciously About How To Cook Store Cooking Class Info Neighbourhood Chef Register Login http : t.co 4gqjXLPm 2012 09 29 Order Granny Smith Apple Seeds from the Cooking with Kimberly’ Kitchen Garden Posted by Kimberly on Sep 22 2012 with 0 Comment Ever wanted to grow your very own Apple Tree How about a Granny Smith Apple Tree Sounding good so far Want to eat like Cooking with Kimberly These Granny Smith apple seeds came from the apples off the apple tree right out of the Cooking with Kimberly” Garden in Ontario , Canada You will receive 2 Cooking with Kimberly” Granny Smith Apple Tree Seeds , so you can grow your very own Granny Smith Apple Tree at your own . home These apples grow to be large and beautifully
The How to Cook' Blog The Joy of Cooking Decadently with Kimberly Edwards Eat Deliciously About How To Cook Store Cooking Class Info Neighbourhood Chef Register Login http : t.co 4gqjXLPm 2012 09 29 Order Classic Basil Seeds from the Cooking with Kimberly” Kitchen Garden Posted by Kimberly on Sep 22 2012 with 0 Comment Ever wanted to cook and eat just like your favorite chefs or cooks whose food you enjoy Now’s your chance You can not only start your very own basil plant to get you through winter , or plant in your garden for summer , but you can do it with classic basil seeds right out of the Cooking with Kimberly” Kitchenn Garden You will eat just like your favorite web chef , Kimberly Edwards , from CookingWithKimberly.com This basil will be perfect for all of your Italian Food Recipes
You know the seasons are changing when suddenly you’re not in the mood for peaches anymore. Of course, it doesn’t help that the peaches are no longer at their prime, aren’t as sweet and often have a mealy consistency
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I’ve got too much zucchini. I’m proud to say much of my abundance is from my own garden, which incidentally is a disaster since the bees make it impossible to weed.
Now that Labor Day has passed, I’m sure you’ve all packed up those white pants, cleared away those grills, and said goodbye to summer. If you’re anything like us, you actually haven’t… are holding onto summer for dear life… might be having trouble welcoming cooler weather and transitioning into fall. Luckily, we’ve got you covered [...]
There’s a thrill when you discover a new food, something you’ve never made before. It doesn’t even have to be exotic, just something that’s outside your repertoire. Say hello to polenta, the ingredient that couldn’t come at a better time. I don’t know about you but I’m sick of the summer staples and need some fresh back to school ingredients.
It’s been more than a decade that I’ve been cooking with Debbie and Jackie. We started at the very get go of our friendship, when our oldest children were toddlers and then continued through the years, our families evolving through each new baby (guinea pigs and cats too), meeting new challenges along the way.
Last week I had the pleasure of talking with Food Network star Ellie Krieger, a down-to-earth woman and mom concerned about healthy eating—just like you and I.
Here’s a little moral about fennel. I’ve had a strong distaste for this crunchy-anise flavored herb for my whole adult life.
As I walked down Lou’s driveway, feet sloshing through a soggy mixture of splattered sauce, seeds and skins, I felt no pride.
Sometimes it’s really nice to have the best picnic. Growing up, my parents would take me to the Washington Capitol for a sensational display of fireworks, the monuments providing a magnificent backdrop to a National symphony choreographing each burning ember.
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