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Here are our latest and greatest, and our classics. Healthy meals for your family, great meals for entertaining, and some good tasting desserts. Cook them individually or look for our suggested meals with every course planned.

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Vichyssoise

Tip: When blending hot liquids, don’t fill blender more than 1/3 full and make sure the top is properly vented to prevent exploding. Vichyssoise - - unsalted butter, Extra virgin olive oil, large cloves garlic, finely mince, large...

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Tex – Mex Chicken & Black Bean Soup

Tex - Mex Chicken & Black Bean Soup - - Tex - Mex Seasoning Mix Ingredients: chili powder, ground cumin, ground coriander, garlic powder, smoked paprika, fine sea salt, black pepper, Main Ingredients: extra virgin olive oil,...

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Gluten – Free French Onion Soup

This recipe uses slices of Gruyére cheese for visual effect. To create the stringy, chewy goodness found in classic restaurant-style French Onion Soup, use equal amounts (3 oz. each) of coarsely grated Gruyére cheese and Mozzarella instead of the Gruyére and Parmesan used below.

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Deconstructed Waldorf Salad

Traditionally, Waldorf salads are tossed in a generous amount of rich mayo-based dressing. This lighter version uses a combination of sugar- free mayonnaise and Greek yogurt for the dressing, which is then drizzled sparingly on top before serving.

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Women in the Kitchen: Twelve Essential Cookbook Writers Who Defined the Way We Eat, from 1661 to Today

Women in the Kitchen highlights women throughout time who have contributed to the success of cooking and making a positive name for women. Anne Willan, an award-winning author and founder of La Varenne Cooking School, and a collector of vintage cookbooks, writes of twelve women who helped create the vast success of the cooking industry. From Hannah Woolley’s success in England in 1661 to Alice Water’s success in America around the 1970s, each of the twelve women brought something new and innovative to the table.

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Bread Illustrated: A Step-By-Step Guide to Achieving Bakery-Quality Results At Home

September rolls around, the kids go back to school, and fall is suddenly in the air. Or, if you live in Northern California, like I do, it’s still in the 90s, but you know it’s fall everywhere else. And that means BAKING! Luckily, America’s Test Kitchen Bread Illustrated: A Step-by-Step Guide to Achieving Bakery-Quality Results at Home arrives to my kitchen to add fuel to my fire to bake up a storm.

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The Couple’s Cookbook: Recipes for Newlyweds

An essential cookbook for couples that appreciate modern food pairings and new exciting recipes. The Couples Cookbook: Recipes for Newlyweds is an ideal cookbook for any couple looking to explore the joy of cooking together. With recipes that tackle the common question of, what’s for dinner by elevating everyday classics into elegant masterpieces, all while introducing show-stopping new recipes.

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Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes

Bryant Terry is a chef, an activist, and an educator, and he has long made it his mission to bring his own unique vision of vegetable-based cooking to the masses through his shows, documentaries, and books. His newest offering is Vegetable Kingdom: The Abundant World of Vegan Recipes, and it’s an outstanding addition to any home cook’s library, vegan or not.

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Brooklyn Bar Bites: Great Dishes and Cocktails from New York’s Food Mecca

Scott-Goodman’s book is part cookbook, part neighborhood guide and takes readers on a bars and bites tour of Brooklyn. Bushwick, Prospect Heights, and Williamsburg are some of the neighborhoods represented; a few introductory sentences describe each neighborhood’s vibe. The seven neighborhood chapters highlight several establishments and include recipes for its signature dishes and cocktails.

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Best Food Writing 2016

The annual Best Food Writing (published since 2000) is a collection of forty-eight short pieces all focusing on food, cooking, and drinks, all by different food writers. Holly Hughes has edited these and compiled the stories into eight varying categories such as “Down the Hatch,” “The Family Table,” and “Life, on a Plate.” These are not new, fresh stories—all were previously published in some printed form or online magazine.

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The Classics

Macarons

Chocolate Cake

Breadsticks

Roated Veggies

Orange Juice

Lemon Mousse

Tuna Crostini

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