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Canadian Irish Stew and a bit o’ Blarney in the Kitchen with Laureen! Irish Stew! Top o’ the mornin’ to ya! What better than this great big pot of jewel-toned... Read More » ** Rememb...

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An exceptional meal full of at home comfort and company’s coming zeal With a simple spinach risotto, above, or the Grand Slam Osso Buco: new garden potatoes, tomatoes, and gremolata!... Read ...

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Root Vegetable Irish Stew with Beef for St. Paddy’s Day! You know the old saying: Everyone is Irish on St. Paddy’s Day! Well, I really am. Skinny McKinney was my... Read More » ** Remem...

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Chicken in Wine doused with a buttery bacon mushroom gravy The young and spunky Elizabeth Davis clinched her husband with baked browned pork chops layered with onions and harvest apples... Read...

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 First Cousin to Hungarian Goulash Though I knew that Serbia was beside Hungary, as we entered the county, the difference between the two was dramatic. The food, however, is similar... Read Mo...

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Nature’s Green Acres Grass Fed Pleasure No one made simple food tastier than our prairie grandmothers. Beef shank with onion, potatoes, tomatoes and garlic. Pleasure in one pot: fatty, succulen...

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Smoky Chili Soup with: a great big warm wooley lip-smackin’ wintery hug in this bowl! To say that this Smoky Chili “Soup” is hardy would be an understatement. There MUST be... Read More ...

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Homage to Michael Smith and CIN 2010 After attending Christmas in November, I had to come home and cook! That is what I do. First up: Michael Smith’s Roasted Chicken.... Read More » ** Re...

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There is a reason for all of the fuss: this is TO-DIE-FOR! Well, I am certainly not Julia, nor Julie, but I do know how to read and follow instructions,... Read More » ** Remember to join %...

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