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Margeau sent this over after making it this St. Patrick’s Day. It’s a Food Network recipe she had much success with. Great for leftover corned beef.

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I’m really pleased with this recipe, which is super easy but comes out very impressive. The recipe definitely could use more broth, though – I’m going to recommend 1.5 cans of broth instead of the 1 can the recipe called for. When I made this last, John and I were saying that barley or even [...]

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This to me is the classic “treat yourself” meal to have with company. We bought some delicious steaks at Eastern Market and experimented with a bunch of Penzey’s seasonings: Bicentennial rub, Chicago seasoning, and Old English rub. Bicentennial ended up being the favorite. We also made homemade french fries (included here) and Asian-y Asparagus (listed [...]

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This is sort of a hybrid of a John recipe and a Missy recipe. Green beans are great this way as well. This is good as either a stir fry or a grilled dish.

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Thanks to Nick for sending this one along, particularly as I don’t really bake and am happy to share others’ recipes in this department.

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Mojitos

This recipe came from my friend Doris (who I kind of lost touch with), and made its debut at one of my NAFTY parties.

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Margeau sent this to me for your site – and I’m disappointed I haven’t gotten to try it yet! Looks totally yum.

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I adapted this slightly from an EatingWell recipe. I was a little skeptical about the lack of liquid in this, but I should have known better given the crock pot. This has a really nice sweet quality – that and the tender, stringy meat was almost reminiscent of pulled pork (though not spicy). I served [...]

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A must for Quiche Lorraine. Or pies. Or anything yummy.

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Thanks to Sara for sending this along! Mmm, quiche. It’s from the 1971 Betty Crocker Cookbook.

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