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  • Easy Steps For Roasting Butternut Squash

    Butternut squash is sweeter and easier to cut than other winter squashes.

    Roasted butternut squash is an easy, tasty side. Follow these steps for warm and flavorful results.

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  • Pumpkin Soup Recipe

    Pumpkin Soup Recipe

    If you’re looking for the perfect fall dish, look no further than this over-the-top pumpkin soup. Not only does it utilize one of our favorite autumn vegetables, it’s flavorful and creamy and the ultimate warm dish for a chilly fall day. Did we mention it’s super easy too? We use a pumpkin puree so this dish can be made in under 30 minutes, making it the perfect quick dinner fix. Saute up some onion and garlic, throw in some thyme […]

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  • Fun Ideas For Simple Omelets

    Fun Ideas For Simple Omelets

    Let’s learn the steps of frying a basic omelet and then explore just a few of the ways you can make it your own.

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  • Making The Most Of Your Pomegranate

    Enjoy pomegranate this winter by following these tips.

    Pomegranate is a delicious seasonal treat in the colder months, sweet, tart and rich with nutrients like vitamin C and fiber. Follow the tips below to enjoy pomegranate with minimal hassle.

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  • Game Day Buffalo Wings Made Simple

    Buffalo wings are the perfect snack for watching a game.

    Follow these tips for a simple way of preparing fantastic Buffalo wings in time for kickoff on Sunday.

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  • Move Over, Pumpkin: A Guide To Cooking Winter...

    Winter offers up a slew of tasty squash varieties.

    In the fall and winter, there are a slew of tasty squashes you can cook up in the kitchen. 

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  • Baking Delicious Pumpkin Bread For Fall

    Bake up a loaf of pumpkin bread for a fantastic seasonal treat.

    Some tips for baking up a delicious loaf of pumpkin bread.

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  • How To Make Pumpkin Spice Granola

    How To Make Pumpkin Spice Granola

    We know: pumpkin spice is absolutely everywhere but we’re not complaining. The mix of pumpkin and cinnamon and nutmeg and everything else makes the autumn a time of month we look forward to all year. This pumpkin spice granola gives us those lovely fall flavors in the form of a healthy, vitamin packed treat. Between the flax seeds, rolled oats, pumpkin puree, spices and slight sweetness, there’s no way we could pick a favorite ingredient. We love them all! It […]

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  • How To Make A Healthy Breakfast Smoothie

    How To Make A Healthy Breakfast Smoothie

    Looking for the ultimate, timesaving way to start your day? Full of potassium, protein, fiber and iron, the smoothie contains some of the best energy-giving foods—almond milk, peanut butter, banana and cocoa. By being light on sugar, this easy recipe will make sure you feel full and energized longer—avoiding 11 a.m. lunch times and the dreaded afternoon crash that many of us have experienced time and time again. But it doesn’t only have to be a breakfast shake too. It’s […]

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  • How To Make Baked Root Veggie Chips

    How To Make Baked Root Veggie Chips

    We all love to indulge in some chips here and there but once you pop the first one in your mouth, all bets are off and before you know it, you have an empty bag, a guilty conscience and a stomach ache. With these chips, you at least don’t have to worry about the guilty conscience because they’re made with vitamin and mineral packed root vegetables, olive oil and a bit of sea salt. Then, instead of frying them, we […]

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  • 4 Tips For Perfectly Cut Meat

    4 Tips For Perfectly Cut Meat

    The way in which a chunk of meat is cut can impact taste and quality. As such, you’ll need to consider everything from the knives used to the angle of each cut. 

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  • How To Make Your Own Pasta

    The best pasta takes the right ingredients and a little skill.

    Pasta you make yourself is both nutritious and delicious. Doing it properly, though, requires the right ingredients and a few special skills. 

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