By foodwishes@yahoo.com (Chef John) I’ve wanted to make carabaccia ever since I found out it was the ancient ancestor of French onion soup. Not only is that an interesting fact, but it’s also a great addition to your dinner party conversation repertoire, especially where there are French chefs involved. Okay, now let’s talk cinnamon. The safe play is to not add any, and live happily ever after. However, in very, very small amounts, it really does add a mysterious, wonderfully warming background note that you actually might enjoy. There’s only one way to find out, but please proceed with caution. Too much will render …read more

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By Emma Christensen Who’s ready for the football?! Here are 15 of our very best chili recipes, all perfect for a game day party or the Super Bowl Playoffs! From White Chicken Chili to Chili con Carne, we’ve got you covered. Continue reading “15 Best Chili Recipes for Watching Football” »
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By Carrie Havranek Whether we’re talking a casual movie night with the family or Super Bowl Sunday, these Loaded Sheet Pan Nachos are ready to party! They come together quickly and easily, and are so much fun to each straight from the pan. Continue reading “Loaded Sheet Pan Nachos” »
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By Elise Bauer Try these pulled pork tacos made with slow cooker Mexican pulled pork! The pork is rubbed with spices, slow-cooked, shredded and served with tortillas in tacos or burritos. Slow cooker pork tacos will feed a crowd! Continue reading “Slow Cooker Mexican Pulled Pork Tacos” »
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By Irvin In the cooler weather, I’m craving comfort food like this Swedish Meatballs Stroganoff, which is a mashup of Swedish Meatballs and Beef Stroganoff. (Jump directly to the recipe.)

Though January usually means “healthier” for most folks, the weather often doesn’t cooperate. I want to be eating salads and smoothies (both of which I love) but the cold weather also means I crave comfort food. San Francisco rarely gets super cold – not Midwest cold which is where I grew up. But I’ve been here long enough (about 20 years) that I’ve grown soft. Any dip below 60°F and I grab the …read more

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By Mike This is one of the best things I’ve eaten in a long time. It’s an easy recipe for perfect oven broiled chicken wings complete with charred edges, crispy crunchy skin, and fall-off-the-bone meat that will make you never want to… …read more

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By Erin Alderson Some recipes are born from a love of making some of my recipes easier. I love to whip up a good quiche or frittata but sometimes I like to keep things simple (really simple). This baked egg dish is about as easy as it gets, once you get quick at dicing.
The Sweet Potatoes

Don’t throw this recipe out if you don’t like sweet potatoes. It’s really the concept of baked eggs that I would recommend. Any vegetable that goes well with baked eggs, and can be roasted, is a possibility here.
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By Prerna Singh Butter Chicken simmers in a buttery tomato sauce and is punctuated by several special spices and herbs. Skip the Indian takeout and cook up your very own version of the popular dish! Continue reading “Indian Butter Chicken” »
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By Karen Burns-Booth Baked “Cake Crumb” Mincemeat Pudding – Based on the traditional College Pudding, this pudding uses Panettone cake crumbs as part of the ingredients, as well as mincemeat, all left over from Christmas; serve with vanilla custard for a delicious & thrifty winter pudding.

A Proper Winter’s Pud!
Today’s post is all about leftovers again, as we plough through all the festive treats and ingredients that are still lurking in the fridge and the pantry! It’s another pudding, I say another pudding as we have been enjoying a lot of puddings lately, in between low-calorie and healthy meals of course. Two weeks ago …read more

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By Marta Rivera Looking for some meal inspiration this week? Check out our meal plan! We have Arroz con Pollo, stuffed shells, a quick hamburger soup, and more! Continue reading “Simply Recipes 2019 Meal Plan: January Week 4” »
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By Coco Morante Barbecued chicken and sweet potatoes in the pressure cooker: the perfect combo for a weeknight dinner. Everything cooks in one pot—including the barbecue sauce! Continue reading “Pressure Cooker BBQ Chicken Stuffed Sweet Potatoes” »
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By Becca @ Amuse Your Bouche A creamy, indulgent avocado risotto – with no cheese! Vegan comfort food at its best.

I’m usually not too inventive with avocados. Usually I just slice or dice them, and serve them as a garnish on top of some sort of TexMex dinner. Sometimes I try to be a bit more imaginative (avocado ice cream is truly amazing!!), but I always think I should be creative with them more often. So to help me enjoy Veganuary, I thought I’d make something imaginative with one of my favourite vegetables (or, if you want to get technical, fruits), and I made this gorgeous …read more

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By Stephanie Your’re only an hour away from keeping it health-forward with this easy roasted chicken with eggplants and tomatoes. …read more

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By foodwishes@yahoo.com (Chef John) Don’t think of this amazing Indonesian beef curry as not having a sauce, think of it as not needing a sauce. By the way, it has a sauce – you just can’t see it. Flavorless water evaporates when you reduce a pan sauce, like we’re doing here, but fat doesn’t, nor does flavor, which is what makes this such a unique, and deliciously addictive dish. Originally the recipe was developed as a way to preserve meat in hot and humid Indonesia, which is why it was cooked until dry. The lack of moisture, along with all these naturally antimicrobial ingredients …read more

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By Helen Parma ham is the ultimate two ingredient recipe – with time and location thrown in to make a truly special product, made with passion and expertise.

Parma Ham or Proscuitto de Parma is a delicious dry cured ham, richly flavoured with delicate pink meat marbled with pure white fat.
Parma Ham was granted its Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) in 1996 and previously similarly protected by the Italian government in 1970.
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By Elise Bauer BEST homemade chicken noodle soup! This version is made from scratch, so it’s light and nourishing. All the goodness from the chicken in one pot of soup. Just what you need to recover from a cold or the flu. Continue reading “Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup” »
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By Paola Zaragoza Cardenales Type: International Food Wine Restaurant

Parking: Yes

Price: $30-50 per person

Location: Mall of San Juan 2nd Floor

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The restaurant specializes in International food but its actually more of a steakhouse. They also offer seafood such as oysters and lobster. They have a huge variety of wines and a shop where you can take bottles home. You can also take home the cured meats. I recommend sharing the food because the servings are large enough for two people.

My mom and I tried to bistecencebolla’o (with onions) with rice, beans, and mofongo. We also had a tempranillo wine. The food was good …read more

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By Jacqueline Meldrum An easy peanut butter and dark chocolate traybake bar which is dairy-free, but very indulgent.OH MY GOD, these peanut butter bars are amazing They are also really, really addictive. It’s extremely hard to stop eating them, so beware.Traybake bars like this are so easy to make, but they are utterly indulgent.I was inspired to create these after picking up a takeaway lunch from a vegan cafe called Marwick’s in Dundee, which included one of these slices.Marwick’s Vegan Cafe, DundeeMarwick’s is our only fully vegan cafe and takeaway in Dundee. It’s a family run business, which is super popular and no …read more

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By Cindy Rahe These Peanut Butter Pretzel Magic Bars are a MUST for your next party! Think: Super Bowl, office party, or birthday. They have a pretzel crust with layers of peanut butter, chocolate, coconut, and sweetened condensed milk topped with more pretzels. Continue reading “Peanut Butter Pretzel Magic Bars” »
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By Grace Hall Whether you are planning a winter or penguin themed party, or just want to make a fun snack for your kids, these cute cheese penguins are really quick and easy to make and the kids love them!

Be sure to check out my quick tutorial video so you can see just how easy these are to make!

It takes less than a minute to make each penguin, so they’re perfect for making in bulk for kids party food. If you have a little one who loves penguins, why not add one to their lunch box for a fun lunch time surprise!

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By Elise Bauer Chili beans are a quick way to get your chili fix! They’re ready in under 45 minutes and are great served over rice for an easy weeknight meal. This version is made with ground beef and pinto beans. Continue reading “Chili Beans with Rice” »
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By Riz Company arriving shortly, and you haven’t prepared any apps? This Baked Brie with Honey and Crushed Pistachios is the answer. Think about it – savoury brie softened just enough to meld perfectly into the sweetness of honey. Delicious. And then you add the texture of crushed pistachios on top, just to take it up another…
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By Mike This weeknight Instant Pot recipe only needs 6 ingredients and 35 minutes for perfectly tender short ribs. …read more

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By Mike This weeknight Instant Pot recipe only needs 6 ingredients and 35 minutes for perfectly tender short ribs. …read more

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By Nick Evans Chili, without the beans—just beef, tomatoes, onions, and lots of great spices. Make it ahead, freeze the leftovers, eat it for days. Continue reading “Easy No-Bean Chili” »
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