Great Recipes and Food Tips
If you’re a baby boomer from the east, you probably have fond memories of Grandma’s chestnut stuffing. There is nothing fancy about it, but oh so good. This heirloom recipe takes stuffing back to the basics, adding chestnuts to stale bread and savory vegetables.
Baby boomers fondly remember the simple classic green bean casserole as a Thanksgiving standard. This version is updated a bit to add fresh mushrooms. It also uses frozen green beans, which contain less salt and retain more color.
The Nesco roaster oven is a countertop stand-alone oven with a temperature dial just like a standard range oven. Unlike a low-high slow cooker, you can regulate the temperature at will to suit your recipe.
Tart cranberries balance sweet raisins and apples in this easy cranberry apple pie. It begins with pre-made pie crusts to save time, but feel free to make your own.
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Tender, juicy Cranberry Dijon Pork Roast is the perfect fall main dish for the family. Cranberries and Dijon mustard pair beautifully with the mild flavor of pork, and the crockpot does most of the work for you. Canned cranberry sauce is used, so you should have no problem making it year-round.
London Broil Marsala takes an otherwise tough cut of beef and turns it into a meat-lover’s delight. This marinade is flavored with Marsala wine, raspberry balsamic vinegar, and garlic. You will not taste the anchovy paste, I promise, so do use it.
Banana Pineapple Streusel Muffins are a great way to use up those brown bananas. Pair them with your favorite beverage as a breakfast, coffee break treat, or afternoon snack.
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