
I love it when DH gets inspired in the kitchen. Yesterday, he wanted to make beer cheese soup. It turned out delicious!
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I love it when DH gets inspired in the kitchen. Yesterday, he wanted to make beer cheese soup. It turned out delicious!
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I may have mentioned before that I joined a winter herbal CSA. A couple of weeks ago was our first class and pickup.

The Dark Days Challenge has begun. Which means that each week from now until the end of next March, I’ll be posting about a meal that is sourced (mostly) locally.

It’s started. The TV and radio and internet advertisements; emails telling me about all the money I could make by promoting Black Friday specials on my website; deal bloggers sharing strategies for planning your attack with the precision of an Army general. Yuck.

The minute I saw this recipe for Swedish pot roast at ifoodTV, I knew it would be good. Bonus: It had a pressure cooker option. Now, if you don’t have a pressure cooker, you can use a slow cooker. Read on to get the recipe and also to hear about how I burned it–learn from my mistakes!
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Pressure cookers are a great way to get winter fare on the table fast. Here are four great websites to help you learn more about how pressure cookers work and find tons of recipes.

There was a gorgeous hubbard squash (a small-ish one) sitting on the counter for the past few weeks. I was waiting to decide what to do with it. When DH went hunting, I decided that I wanted to make something with squash. Nothing fussy, preferably something I could use as a main dish (for myself, and I don’t mind vegetarian). Rachel Ray to the rescue!
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Way back in August I had the idea of writing a seasonal e-book (you know, it’s what ALL the cool bloggers are doing). Or maybe a series of daily posts on the topic. Know what? Life happened. So then I thought, if I don’t have time to write it, you probably don’t have time to read it. So I’ve distilled my thoughts down to 10 simple tips – so you can have the best holiday ever.

With the holiday season approaching, many of us like to splurge on food items–whether using them to cook special meals, as gifts, or to treat ourselves with the Christmas bonus. I’ve always been intrigued by olive oils, so I was glad when I had the chance to learn more about how to taste olive oil.
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