This Easy apple cider at home recipe sings fall and all things thanksgiving. No added sugar, and spiced to your hearts desire. At the end you're home smells so warm and welcoming.
You'll absolutely love the simplicity of this cider. I've been making this for quite sometime now regardless of the season in all honesty. The fall however is just the perfect time for a warm mug by the
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ULTIMATE GIFT GUIDE FOR EVERYDAY HOME COOKING
This Ultimate gift guide will not only make shopping for your favorite home cook a breeze. It leaves you confident that your gift will be used.
As much as you love the idea of fresh bread in the morning and a fancy kitchen mixer, do you have the space for it? Do you plan to make fresh bread once a week? There are a few gifts that made it until the end of January before they go to the top
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Seafood Curry with crookneck squash
Heart warming bowl of seafood curry with salmon, shrimp and some crookneck squash from this summers' harvest. The crookneck squash is quite similar to the butternut squash but just a tart sweeter. Especially if it's a fresh harvest. In all honesty we had so much squash this year, I heard a few " Please not squash again!" mumbles. So we took a break from it for about a month and this bowl right
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Crunchy plantain chips at home
This crunchy plantain chips at home is achievable effortlessly. Spicy, salty, or plain you are in for a treat. Just like store bought but even better because you cater it exactly to your liking.
PLANTAINS
You want green to semi ripe plantains. They also need to be thin slices. Not paper thin as it will soak up more oil than you’ll like . I use a simple mandoline slice set at 2. You can
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Roasted Butternut Squash and kale salad w/ couscous
Fall and winter salads never get old in this household. This roasted butternut squash is my treasured squash of choice to integrate in warm salads. This boldly colored beauty is low in fat, fiber packed , loaded with carotenoids and other essential vitamins/minerals. Save the seeds, they make one
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