Thursday January 5, 2012
These delicious bites are a cross between crunchy toffee
candy and
cookies. Feel free to substitute your favorite nuts for the
pecans. They are quite rich, so cut them smaller than you would standard
cookie bars.
Chocolate Butter Pecan Turtle Bars Recipe
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Tuesday January 3, 2012
Twice-baked sweet potatoes are stuffed with the flavors of
maple syrup,
nutmeg, and
walnuts. They are quickly cooked in the microwave and finished in the oven. Eat the skin along with the flesh for extra nutrition and fiber. If you are allergic to
nuts, simply omit them. Adjust this recipe up or down in number to suit your needs. A toaster oven works well for 1 or 2 sweet potatoes.
Maple Stuffed Sweet Potatoes Recipe
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Sunday January 1, 2012
How about an easy frittata for a New Year's Day meal? Colorful
frittata is loaded with
mushrooms,
broccoli,
ham, and
Cheddar cheese. This frittata packs a powerful medley of flavors. Great for
breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Do not worry about precise measurements with the vegetables, and feel free to substitute your favorite veggies. Turkey ham or chunk tuna may be substituted for the ham.
Colorful Frittata Recipe
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Saturday December 31, 2011
Eating
cabbage or other greens is considered good luck on New Year's Eve by many because the green leaves are representative of money. This ancient vegetable has a lot of interesting
history and
lore backing it up, including its use as a hangover remedy. It's also packed with vitamins, making it one of the most nutritious vegetables. With a little imagination, you can make
cabbage rise above such common dishes as cole slaw, sauerkraut, and corned beef's partner. Try
Cabbage au Gratin,
High-Calcium Cabbage Bread,
Reuben Loaf, and more
cabbage recipes.
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