Recipes (December 22, 2018)
Today's featured recipe is a beautiful addition to any table during the holiday season. It's a great hostess gift too.

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Today's Featured Post

Garlic and Herb Snowflake Bread

By attosa

Garlic and Herb Snowflake BreadThis is a cute snowflake shaped pull-apart bread for the holidays. It's filled with garlic and herbs. Serve by itself or with marinara sauce.

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Today's Guides
Salmon Sun-dried Tomato Pasta
Simple Salmon Sun-dried Tomato Pasta in bowl
Fudgy Whole Wheat Pumpkin Cake Brownie Recipe
Fudgy Whole Wheat Pumpkin Cake Brownies - baked brownies
Taekwondo Christmas Cookies
Taekwondo Christmas Cookies
Lemon Squares Recipes
Lemon Squares on a plate with lemon slices.
Today's Posts

How to Brew Coffee in a Percolator

By Judy

How to Brew Coffee in a Percolator - glass of iced coffeeOne of my cooking groups kept talking about how the best coffee is brewed in a percolator. They were popular in the 1950s and 1960s, but not today. I found one at a thrift store and took it home.

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Roasted Frozen Cauliflower

By 15mhhm15

Roasted Cauliflower with olive oilPerfect for busy days when you don't have a lot of time to prepare for side vegetables. You can use frozen cauliflower, and the roasted cauliflower is done in 20-25 minutes. Little prep time and tastes delicious. Perfect with your roast, steak, pork, meat dishes or even as a light snack.

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How To Make Fresh Mint Oil

By poehere

Mint Oil in panI grow a lot of mint in my garden. I use mint in salads, to make mint oil for cooking, and also to make tea. Fresh mint is easy to grow and needs a lot of sun and water. I use the oil to cook fish, to make salad dressing, and also as a bug repellent. Did you know that many bugs won't bite you if they smell mint?

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Date and Grape Mini Cheese Balls

By Kathy

This is a surprisingly good appetizer for the holidays.

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Drizzle Quick Breads With Chocolate

By Christine Biernat

Spruce up your quick breads for a party or gift platter by slicing it into small "fingers" then drizzling with melted chocolate. I melted about a cup of chocolate chips with a teaspoon of shortening in the microwave.

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