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Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffins
These muffins are perfect for fall and fit right in with the “pumpkin spice” craze! Honestly, I don’t really care for any hot beverages with pumpkin but I do love baked goods. I even buy extra pumpkin during the holiday … Continue reading
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Baked Spaghetti Squash Noodle Recipe & 8 Fun Facts About Winter Squash
1.) Squash is a very old food crop. There is evidence of its cultivation going back at least 8,000 B.C in Central Mexico, Peru, and the Eastern United States. Squash (along with corn and beans) formed the staple diet of … Continue reading
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Chicken Marsala
One of my favorite first memories from the early days of getting to know my husband was discovering we both loved Italian food. To be fair, it is entirely possible that I love every type of cuisine. I have yet … Continue reading
Fried Cabbage Recipe and Piel De Sapo Melon
While in college, I lived in Memphis, TN and if I remember anything from the food culture there – it was that everything can be fried and cabbage is no different. Strangely enough, even though fried cabbage is a very … Continue reading
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