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New Year’s Dinner: CityMama’s Slow-Baked Brisket

I just posted a lamb recipe for another New year’s dinner idea, but if beef is more your thing, read on! We always eat black eyed peas for New Year’s…

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New Year’s Dinner: Butterflied leg of lamb with feta and olives

For Christmas, my sister gifted me a boneless leg of lamb (yes, we’re that kind of family) and instead of my usual rosemary-garlic treatment, I decided to Greek it up…

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Walnut, Blue Cheese, and Cranberry Tart [NaBloPoMo Day 19]

As promised, here is a recipe for a savory tart that can be served as a first course along with a simple green salad or with your Thanksgiving meal. I…

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How to: Improvise when you don’t have a Crock-Pot [NaBloPoMo Day 12]

Throughout my cooking life, I have had a love/hate relationship with slow cookers. Even with the help of two slow cooker cookbooks, I have never been bowled over by anything…

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The best split pea soup ever

You know how Split Pea Soup is good and reliable and comforting and tastes exactly like how you remember it every time you eat it? This recipe is way way…

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