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Mom's Cole Slaw

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Prep Time:	15 Minutes
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A tangy salad full of flavor is always enjoyed at dinnertime in my family. During the winter months Mom's Cole Slaw tastes great! My mother-in-law made this often and now this recipe will be passed down in my family. And add the Raisins for that extra…

Di John Salad Dressing

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
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Light garlic sweet mustard dressing for salad

Apple Broccoli Slaw

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Prep Time:	5 Minutes
Cook Time:	5 Minutes

Looking for a healthy, quick and easy side dish for a BBQ? Look no further! This simple slaw comes together in a flash with store-bought broccoli slaw, fresh apples and raisins. A quick, vinegar based dressing is tossed in and, after a couple of hours…

Pork Vindaloo & Coconut Rice

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Prep Time:	15 Minutes
Cook Time:	30 Minutes

“Vindaloo” is derived from the Portugese word “Vinha De Alhos” i.e. from the 2 main ingredients in it, which were "Vinho", meaning wine or wine vinegar, and "Alhos", meaning garlic. It was originally a vinegar and garlic based watery stew made wit…

Oven Fried Chicken

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	35 Minutes

This dish is so satisfying and so good I hope you will like it as much we all did. Enjoy!

Roast Turkey Breast with Spiced Cherry Sauce

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Prep Time:	20 Minutes
Cook Time:	120 Minutes

This a wonderful holiday entree for the entire family.

Daddy's Cole Slaw

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Prep Time:	15 Minutes
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This is as close to my Daddy's recipe as I could get. It tastes divine!

Sweet and Sour Pumpkin

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Prep Time:	40 Minutes
Cook Time:	30 Minutes

pumpkin and sour

3 Bean Salad

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
Cook Time:	60 Minutes

When I was a kid my grandpa enjoyed eating bean salad. This is one of his favorite dishes.

Relish Salad

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Prep Time:	10 Minutes
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this is one of my husband's aunt's recipes that she gave us when we got married. It's good for entertaining.

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Sushi or Death

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Sushi or Death is all about sushi. How to sushi. Weird sushi. Famous sushi. Useful sushi. Beautiful sushi. Fun sushi. Everything sushi.

WineToMatch Blog | Food & Wine Pairing

http://www.winetomatch.com/blog/

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Master Sommelier Jesse Becker, and the other publishers of the WineToMatch website and iPhone application share their thoughts and suggestion on food and wine pairing and life as a restaurant sommelier.

Tim's Wine Blog

http://timswineblog.blogspot.com/

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UK-based wine blog that focuses mainly on wines available in supermarkets and other popular merchants.

South Beach Wine Club

http://www.southbeachwineclub.com/

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We aren’t just another wine club - we provide our club members with everyday wines along with a daily blog full of great wine information. Our articles are full of wine news, pairing suggestions, restaurant reviews, and party tips designed to help…

Wine inside

http://wineinside.wordpress.com/

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A very unprofessional wine guide made by me and you!!

The Blog Wine Cellar

http://www.blogwinecellar.com

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I blog dedicated to the wine enthusiast. Find wine reviews, wine stories, wine education, and basically everything that has to do with the world of wine.

Talk Wine & Colorado's Wine Country

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The innkeepers of the Wine Country Inn discuss rates and specials, wine, wine country and small town life in Palisade, Colorado

Winesworld the Amateurs Wine Guide

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Winesworld is a friendly wine guide for amateurs, by amateurs. We do not proclaim to be experts, we just like wine and want to share our experiences with you.

Innovative Wine Blog

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Innovative Wine is a journey of wine exploration. Join with us as we explore the wine making regions of the world.

Wine and Beer of Washington State

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Celebrating and promoting the quality wine and beer produced in Washington state. Our passion is the alchemy of pairing beverages with food.

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Ramen Cabbage Salad

posted July 13, 2010 in Confessions of a Serial Baker

Posted previously as "Tony's Thai Salad."Ramen Cabbage SaladFor the salad:1 head cabbage, shredded1 c. shredded carrots (measured as shredded)2 pkgs. Ramen noodles (dry, minus the flavor packet)2 green onions, minced (optional) 1/2 c. toasted almonds (read full article)

Cool Cucumber Salad

posted June 07, 2010 in Maryland Meals

Ingredients: 1 medium cucumber, quartered and slices 1 medium tomato, chopped 1/2 cup chopped green pepper 1/3 cup chopped sweet onion 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar or cider vinegar 3/4 teaspoon dill weed 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper Dir (read full article)

Crisp Polenta Cakes with Braised Cabbage and Beans - Recipe

posted June 03, 2010 in Herbivoracious

Crisp Polenta with Braised Cabbage and Beans Cabbage doesn't get enough respect in America. True, if it is boiled to death, it produces some of the worst sulfurous smells imaginable. I lived upstairs from the craziest, meanest, nicest old woma (read full article)

Pan Grilled Fish Recipes for Picnics

posted June 01, 2010 in Picnic Food Ideas

Allergic to smoke from grilling foods? For picnic outings, bring a grill pan to avoid cooking over direct heat or fire. You may add a little oil to pan-sear those luscious fish fillets. It’s not pan-frying so health-conscious picnickers would have (read full article)

Fresh Herb Vinaigrette (made creamy with a milk frother)

posted May 22, 2010 in The Delicious Life

Inspired by the book Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver, I joined a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. With a CSA, you purchase a "share" in a local farm in the Spring, then every week through the fall (normally about (read full article)

Make It Yourself: Jiǎozi (the real deal)

posted May 12, 2010 in The Shanghai Foodist

For one of my first “Make It Yourself” posts, I began my education in dumpling making by learning how to successfully heat frozen ones up. Today, I completed that education, by successfully making jiǎozi from scratch (save for the actual wrapp (read full article)

Asparagus with poached eggs

posted May 04, 2010 in Dairy Diary Chat

The English asparagus season only lasts a couple of months, so make the most of this delicacy by serving in different ways, such as with ham and eggs. Roasting asparagus gives a stronger, brighter taste than steaming or boiling. For more flavour, r (read full article)

THE ULTIMATE POT LUCK DISH

posted April 18, 2010 in CHEW ON THIS

I think it was about 1962-63, when I was learning my way around the kitchen that I decided to make buttered carrots for dinner. What could be easier? As I was waiting for the carrots to cook, I read the recipe on the back of the cellophane bag. It wa (read full article)

Giveaway and Mexican Chorizo

posted April 06, 2010 in Spicie Foodie ~ Ethnic cooking in Europe

I'm happy to announce my first giveaway to go along with this recipe. First we'll talk about the recipe then the giveaway. Chorizo, when Europeans hear this word they think of a fermented cured red sausage. But when North Americans hear chorizo they (read full article)

White Bean Soup with Sausage and Rosemary

posted March 01, 2010 in Humble Recipes

I'm going to do it. Eventually, I'll get one of my kids to eat soup. I mean, other than the tomato "soup" they get a school. So I figure I'll just keep making it until one day they give in. Of course, I enjoy it so it&# (read full article)

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Who Makes Their Own Beer Or Wine?

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Name One Way You Use Champagne