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I have to confess, I think I have a problem. I think I'm addicted to sage. I use it every chance I can. I love it.  I typically pair it with foods associated with autumn, like butternut squash. When I saw it paired with lemon in this chicken dish in Food Network Magazine, I put …

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Hey folks! If you're looking for Munchkin Meals, it's moved to an every-other-week format, so check back next Thursday for a look at what Liam has been eating! I first tried chorizo almost two years ago. I was at the meat counter in Whole Foods, trying to decide what to get for dinner that night. …

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If you've had difficulty baking fish, if it always gets too dry (not that I would know or anything), you need to try this quick and easy weekday dish. From pre-cook preparation to the table, it's ready in about 30 minutes. The recipe uses compound butter to baste the fish as it cooks. Compound butter …

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Steak is not often on the menu in our household. But it was important to me to make The Mister Steak and Eggs for Father's Day, and steak was on sale at our local grocery store. It had to be fate! I found a nearly-2-pound sirloin steak for under $10.00. I set aside 8 ounces …

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This recipe swap was themed "celebrity chef" recipes. It could come from a magazine, book or TV show, as long as the recipe was from a celebrity chef. What recipe would I receive? Would it be an appetizer, main course, dessert? Would it be Italian, Mexican, Indian ethnic food? Which celebrity chef would it come …

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As much as I love the flavor combination of lemon and dill on salmon, I wanted a different flavor with last night's dinner. I searched the web for salmon recipes, and saw a lot for salmon with honey and Dijon mustard sauce. However, I can't stand mustard, and don't keep any in the house. There …

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Polenta is medium- to coarse-ground cornmeal, cooked in hot liquid. Some view it as an essential comfort food. It can be cooked on the stovetop, similarly to rice. It can also be baked, or fried. When cooked like rice, it "sets up" (congeals) quickly, so cook it just before you serve the meal. Start the tomato …

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At the age of 10, my family visited the New Jersey shore for vacation. One night, we went to a seafood restaurant for dinner. I felt sick to my stomach the moment we entered the restaurant. I felt better the moment we left. All I remember was a sickening "fishy" smell. I refused to touch …

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Yikes! I've been really bad at keeping this updated! OK, please accept my offering of a REALLY easy, REALLY yummy appetizer as my apology. Cheesy Bruschetta AppetizerSource: My friend, Sherri Ingredients 1 loaf of ciabatta bread, sliced in half lenghtwise 1 jar of store-bought pesto 1 jar of store-bought bruschetta 1 pkg (about 7 oz) …

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There is a chain of sandwich/coffee shops along the East Coast (and spreading!) that I absolutely love. Warm atmosphere, cool music, comfy chairs — I could hang out there for hours! The food and the coffee are awesome, too. My favorite dessert is the s'mores you make at your table!  My favorite sandwich is their TBM …

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