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Dad Wants Omaha Steaks For Christmas

post date December 16, 2011 Posted by admin

You’re not going to get him another shirt this year, are you? Do both of you a favor and order him some Omaha Steaks. He just migh invite you to stay for dinner. Now that’s what I call a win win situation. Gone are the days of the local butcher shop where you could get Read more >>

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Spicy Chicken Creole

post date January 20, 2011 Posted by admin

This is my variation of Shrimp Creole for those who prefer to not eat shellfish. Some people are allergic to shellfish and are unable to eat any variety of it. This gives them an alternative using chicken, but the flavor is definitely still there for lovers of Creole. SPICY CHICKEN CREOLE 4 Tbs Extra Virgin Read more >>

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Venison Summer Sausage Recipe

post date January 8, 2011 Posted by admin

These days and times, anything you can do to save money is a good idea. If you can add a health benefit to the mix, all the better. This is one of those recipes. It is very inexpensive to make and it is very low in fat. It’s a good thing! The most expensive part Read more >>

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Roasted Turkey and Giblet Gravy Recipe

post date November 19, 2010 Posted by admin

It’s that time of year when turkey takes over as the main dish in almost every home in America. Yes, it’s time for Thanksgiving. There is a chill in the air, commercials for Christmas have started to run and rival football teams are practicing for that once a year showdown with their arch enemies. So, Read more >>

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Crispy Homemade French Fries

post date November 16, 2010 Posted by admin

Do you ever wonder why french fries at restaurants are so much crispier than the ones you make from scratch at home? Do you want to know how to make french fries that aren’t soggy and limp? The restaurants cut their potatoes in large batches and soak them in water until they are ready to Read more >>

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Chicken Soup Cures Almost Anything

post date November 16, 2010 Posted by admin

It really doesn’t matter what time of year it is when it comes to Chicken soup. This is the essence of comfort food. Feeling a little down? Chicken soup. Slight runny nose? Chicken soup. Feeling neglected by your significant other? Chicken soup. You get the picture. Scientists have confirmed that chicken soup can help cure Read more >>

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Salmon Stew, An Easy Dinner Recipe

post date August 28, 2010 Posted by admin

If you are looking for an easy dinner recipe, then salmon stew can help you out. Salmon recipes are very healthy for you and this one couldn’t be quicker. All you need are a few pantry staples that you can keep handy, milk and a saucepan. Now how simple is that? Salmon Stew, An Easy Read more >>

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Buffalo Wings – The Ultimate Football Party Food

post date August 21, 2010 Posted by admin

Buffalo Wings are one of the best things about a football party. They are simple to make and everybody loves them. The origin of Buffalo Wings is the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, New York and they were first prepared and served in the early ’60s. There are at least five different version of how the Read more >>

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How To Make Homemade Pimento Cheese

post date August 20, 2010 Posted by admin

Homemade Pimento Cheese is another one of our true Southern traditions. It is one of those recipes that have been handed down through the generations in my family. Now, football time is upon us and, in my opinion, you just can’t have too many dip and sandwich recipes to choose from. Well, this one fits Read more >>

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How To Cook Southern Pinto Beans

post date August 19, 2010 Posted by admin

I get asked how to cook Pinto beans all of the time. I guess one of the reasons for that is because we use Pinto beans in a lot of our recipes. They are great for soups, stews, chili and even dips. Not to mention that they are great all by themselves, served as a Read more >>

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