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Homemade Fruit Leather: Fruit Roll-Ups but Better

Once you make homemade fruit leather, you might never buy the packaged stuff again! Goodbye, Fruit Roll-Ups! Goodbye unpronounceable ingredients! ...
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4/14/2022 | By America's Test Kitchen

Once you make homemade fruit leather, you may never buy the packaged stuff again! Goodbye, Fruit Roll-Ups! Great project for or with kids.

Savory Matzo Brei: A Passover Favorite

Cookbook author and food authority Diane Rossen Worthington shares her Passover recipe for Savory Matzo Brei. The traditional dish transports ...
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4/11/2022 | By Diane Rossen Worthington

Sweet or savory, matzo brei is a tradition to look forward to each year. The Ashkenazi Passover dish is transformed from a sweet version to Savory Matzo Brei with eggs, smoked salmon, and caramelized onions.

DIY Brown Sugar Glaze for Easter Ham

Do you have ham on your Easter menu? Of course you do! Ham is one of the essential centerpieces for ...
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4/7/2022 | By Meghan Splawn

Easter Ham With Brown Sugar Glaze Photo By Olesya Semenova Dreamstime. This easy, DIY brown sugar glaze is perfect for a spiral-cut city ham at Easter dinner. It can be made five days ahead of time, too.

Matzo Icebox Cake for Passover

Jessie Sheehan, recipe developer and author of several cookbooks, shares her creation of the Matzo Icebox Cake. This ultimate Passover ...
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3/31/2022 | By Jessie Sheehan

Matzo icebox cake: Jessie Sheehan, recipe developer and author of several cookbooks, shares her creation of the Matzo Icebox Cake. This ultimate Passover dessert will surely become a family tradition.

Springtime Pasta, A Taste of the Season

This springtime pasta dish sings of spring with fresh herbs and spring vegetables. It’s also versatile, with add-ons and substitutes, ...
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3/24/2022 | By Diane Rossen Worthington

Springtime pasta sings of spring with fresh herbs and spring vegetables. It’s versatile, with add-ons and substitutes, served hot or cold.

Black Bottom Cupcakes: Positively Dreamy

Black bottom cupcakes fall somewhere between chocolate cupcakes and cream cheese brownies, which is to say they are positively dreamy. ...
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3/17/2022 | By Sheela Prakash

Black bottom cupcakes are chocolate cupcakes with a chocolate chip-studded cream cheese filling. They’re moist, fudgy, and luxuriously rich.

Red Potato Colcannon Recipe for Paddy’s Day

There are countless variations on this classic Irish potato-and-cabbage combination. Our red potato colcannon is made with steamed red potatoes, ...
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3/10/2022 | By EatingWell Test Kitchen

Our take on this classic Irish potato-and-cabbage combination, Red Potato Colcannon uses steamed red potatoes, sauteed cabbage, and butter.

Homemade Chocolate-Covered Cherries

Amelia Rampe, studio food editor for TheKitchn.com, brings us her recipe for homemade chocolate-covered cherries, one of her favorite confections ...
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3/3/2022 | By Amelia Rampe

Chocolate Covered Cherries On Cocoa Sprinkled Plate Photo By Chernetskaya Dreamstime. For article, This recipe for homemade chocolate-covered cherries is easy. The tips help ensure sweet success for cherries wrapped in fondant and chocolate.

Homemade Pizza Pockets

Remember pizza pockets? Or, perhaps your nostalgic bell clangs with memory of that convenient, microwaveable 1983 creation … Hot Pockets, ...
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2/24/2022 | By Kelli Foster

Crescent roll dough makes this four-ingredient recipe irresistible. For article, Cheesy homemade pizza pockets bring a flood of nostalgia and delicious taste, and they’re popular with guests of any age – and kids can help.

Arroz con Pollo: Simple, Creamy, and Comforting

We have been experiencing frigid nights in Los Angeles, which is unusual weather for our mild climate. The other night, ...
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2/17/2022 | By Diane Rossen Worthington

Arroz con pollo (chicken with rice) is great cold weather fare: creamy, comforting, plus a hit with kids and adults. Try this simple recipe from Diane Rossen Worthington.