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The Pioneer Woman took a trip down memory lane and made some of the best recipes her grandmother used to prepare. Ree Drummond showed home cooks how to make her grandmother’s retro Salisbury steak, ...

Finally, I made a meatless meal at home. I just replaced meat with cheese. Scalloped potatoes are the epitome of a comfort meal in my house. Usually paired with a light salad or roasted vegetables, ...

The unmistakable color and aroma of saffron gives this homey staple a luxe makeover. Instructions: Heat oven to 375 degrees. Melt the butter in a large oven-proof skillet over medium heat. Add the ...

Spring without a potluck is almost like Thanksgiving without a turkey, but that’s our reality — at least for now. Last month, Kent and Shannon Rollins, authors of a new cookbook called “Faith, Family ...

Spring without a potluck is almost like Thanksgiving without a turkey, but that's our reality — at least for now. Last month, Kent and Shannon Rollins, authors of a new cookbook called "Faith, Family ...

(yield 6 servings)Ingredients:-6 Yukon Gold potatoes-1 large parsnip (peeled, cut into 1 inch pieces)-2 c. whole milk-1 t. salt-3 garlic cloves-½ c. parmesan cheese, shaved or shredded-1 T. chive ...

1. Mix together the salt, pepper, onion powder, Italian seasoning and Cajun and dredge the pork in it. 2.In a skillet, heat the butter, add the garlic and brown the pork, remove from pan and keep warm ...

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Inherited cast-iron skillets sat in kitchen cabinets for some time before Seth DiBello got around to learning how to cook with them. Now he cooks with them pretty much exclusively. With 6-, 9-, ...

Spring without a potluck is almost like Thanksgiving without a turkey, but that's our reality - at least for now. Last month, Kent and Shannon Rollins, authors of a new cookbook called "Faith, Family ...