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A Delicious Dessert Lemon Ripple Cheesecake

A Delicious Dessert Lemon Ripple Cheesecake

At the last minute, I decided not to make the white chocolate-lime cheesecake bars for my half birthday party. Instead, I opted for these lemon ripple bars. Lemon seemed to evoke the flavors of Spring more than lime and white chocolate. I cut them into small, bite-sized pieces and they went like hot cakes at the party!

This easy-to-follow recipe is divine. The crust is flecked with lemon zest and lemon curd is rippled with the creamy cheesecake ...

Soup’s On Mussel and Chorizo Soup

Soup’s On Mussel and Chorizo Soup

I've been wanting to make a seafood soup for a while and when I came across this recipe for a mussel and chorizo soup in the current issue of Food & Wine magazine, I knew I had to make it.

Made with Spanish flavors, the combination of mussels and chorizo is excellent and the delicious broth â€" a fragrant blend of clam juice, cream, and saffron â€" requires extra bread for dipping.

Instead of purchasing the pricey imported ...

Theirs vs. Mine Beet and Cheddar Risotto

Theirs vs. Mine Beet and Cheddar Risotto

A couple of weeks ago, my girlfriend told me about a gorgeous red beet risotto she had seen in a magazine. Inspired, we decided to make one for dinner. We chose this recipe because it pairs the beets with sharp cheddar cheese. The vibrant color of the risotto would be perfect for any Valentine's Day meal â€" especially when served in a heart-shaped dish. The flavor is rich, creamy, and was even well-liked by my beet-hating father. It's not ...

Chatting with Gail Simmons - Part 2

Chatting with Gail Simmons - Part 2

Last week I brought you part one of our chat with Gail Simmons. We learned about her history and background so this week we're going to learn more about her life, especially in regards to everyone's favorite cooking reality show, Top Chef.

Part one of our interview left off with Gail talking about Food & Wine magazine. She's currently the Special Projects Manager, which means she's responsible for various projects, including the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen. ...

Barbequed Chicken Two Ways - Beginner & Expert

Barbequed Chicken Two Ways - Beginner & Expert

Nothing smells more delicious than barbecued chicken. When the sweet, syrupy smell wafts through the air, images of summer, campfires, and lake side picnics instantly come to mind. If you've never made homemade barbeque sauce you haven't lived. Simple to make and seriously satisfying, these recipes will take your campground dinner to a whole new place. I've got two recipes, one quick and easy, while the other is a little more difficult and time consuming. Try one, or the other, ...

Go Bananas For Dessert Tonight

I hate to admit it, because it's hardly exciting, but bananas are my favorite fruit. I have at least one a day and have for as long as I can remember. Bananas are like Starbucks, there is something extremely comforting in their consistency: you can find bananas at almost any location practically everyday of the year. Unlike other fruits, a bananas stage of ripeness is simple to follow along: green = unripe, yellow = ripe, and brown = too ripe. ...



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