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Lemon Poppy Seed Muffin Recipe
Published by Kristin Sorensen on May 29, 2012.
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Bright lemon muffins with poppy seed bursts of crunch can make a dull morning sunny and sunny morning even more radiant. These are sure to be a hit at your next potluck brunch with friends. [read more...]
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Zucchini Bread Recipe
Published by Kristin Sorensen on May 25, 2012.
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This fluffy, heavenly zucchini bread is rich in Omega-3 fatty acids from flax meal and walnuts, while applesauce lends it a lovely texture and slightly fruity flavor. Pumpkin pie spice and ground cloves grant a world of warmth to this tasty dessert or breakfast. [read more...]
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Grilled Chicken with Homemade Sweet and Tangy Barbecue Sauce Recipe
Published by Liz Brooks on May 24, 2012.
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This easy recipe is filled with flavor. A light dry rub with onion powder and paprika is applied to the raw chicken. Then right before it is done cooking, a rich glaze of sauce is brushed on and allowed to crystallize. [read more...]
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Smoked Sausage Grill Bath
Published by Liz Brooks on May 24, 2012.
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Summer temps are here and what goes better with summer than grilling? A grill bath is a super easy method of grilling. With a disposable aluminum roaster, there is almost no clean up! This recipe combines a light beer with our freshly ground Lemon Pepper; quite a combination! [read more...]
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Herb Seasoned Broccoli Recipe
Published by Liz Brooks on May 21, 2012.
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Season your fresh broccoli with this yummy blend of seasonings and your family will love it! Lightly citrusy Marjoram is the main flavor for this easily steamed side dish. [read more...]
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Healthy Hummus Sandwich With Pickled Peppers
Published by Kristin Sorensen on May 17, 2012.
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 This delightful sandwich adds a perfect component of crunch, protein and flavor to any lunch or dinner. Dill seasoned, sweet pickled peppers lay atop creamy hummus, while Sriracha, an Asian chili sauce, adds a spicy zing. [ read more...]
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Vanilla Blueberry-Peach Smoothie
Published by Kristin Sorensen on May 08, 2012.
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 This blueberry-peach smoothie uses the perfect ratio of frozen to non-frozen fruit for the right texture and very little dilution of flavor and nutrients. Reduced calorie orange juice provides the right amount of sweetness (and lubrication for fruit in the blender); while, dried, ground vanilla beans add a subtle touch of the most celebrated flavor to complement all things sweet. [ read more...]
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Chive Gnocchi Recipe
Published by Kristin Sorensen on May 03, 2012.
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Gnocchi is a small dumpling like pasta eaten in Italy, likely descending from Middle Eastern origin. Its name is thought to derive from either of the Italian words that mean knot of wood or knuckle. Gnocchi may contain various types of cheese or eggs. This is a potato version. Since chives go very well with potatoes, we thought we’d add them too. [ read more...]
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Homemade Hush Puppies
Published by Liz Brooks on May 03, 2012.
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Homemade hush puppies (or hushpuppies) are an absolute must if you’re having a fish fry at home! These delicious treats are fun and easy with self-rising cornmeal and our Dried Green Peppers. Southern tradition says these yummy treats are named after hunters, fisherman, and cowboys who fried little bits of dough during their fish fries, and gave them to their dogs to “hush the puppies”. [read more...]
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Beer Battered Fish
Published by Liz Brooks on May 03, 2012.
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For your next get-together, why not have a fish fry? This homemade batter is super-easy to put together, and oh-so-delicious! Put some thought in to the beer you choose to make the batter with, it is the main flavor element in the batter, along with our Blackening Seasoning. [read more...]
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