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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

Stuffing. I like the regular bread kind with lots of herbs!

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That's Nuts: Five Things To Do with Leftover Halloween Candy

I always end up with 3 blow pops and some Now & Laters. I bring mine to work and feed it to my coworkers. Maybe that's because I never have anything good and chocolatey left. Who doesn't know what to do with leftover Reese's peanut butter cups? Who HAS leftover Reese's peanut butter cups?!

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

Stuffing. I like the regular bread kind with lots of herbs!

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That's Nuts: Five Things To Do with Leftover Halloween Candy

I always end up with 3 blow pops and some Now & Laters. I bring mine to work and feed it to my coworkers. Maybe that's because I never have anything good and chocolatey left. Who doesn't know what to do with leftover Reese's peanut butter cups? Who HAS leftover Reese's peanut butter cups?!

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Cook the Book: 'The Pioneer Woman Cooks'

My core food blog readings (daily) are: SE (of course) The Kitchn, 101 Cookbooks, and Cheap Healthy Good.

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Cook the Book: 'The Craft of Baking'

For me, the best desserts are associated with the holidays (maybe I'm just being sentimental). My mom's pumpkin pie at Thanksgiving and thumbprint cookies at Christmas are the best!

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Cook the Book: 'Gourmet Today'

My first cookbook was my parents' copy of a Betty Crocker cookbook. I remember it was big and red and had lots of really simple recipes that helped me figure out the kitchen as a tween-teenager.

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Cook the Book: 'What We Eat When We Eat Alone'

Sometimes I will go all out and make an elaborate meal (including dessert), usually featuring fish since my boyfriend won't eat it. Otherwise, I'll just eat some really good cheese and a baguette for dinner.

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Cook the Book: '660 Curries' by Raghavan Iyer

When I was little growing up in the midwest, my parents would frequent the local indian buffet, which was in a strip mall of some sort. I probably was in grade school when I went there for the first time. I loved the food, and I can't thank my parents enough for seeking out and exposing me to different foods and cuisines.

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Cook the Book: 'Mrs. Rowe's Little Book of Southern Pies'

I considered it a triumph when I made a successful chocolate souffle. They're supposed to be hard, right? Maybe it was just beginner's luck :)

Pie is always a triumph, too - it's hard to go wrong with butter, fruit, and sugar.

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Wine, cider and beer brewing supplies

I usually order from Strange Brew (www.home-brew.com). They have a good selection and will only charge actual shipping costs. That's nice, especially if you're buying a lot or large items and live on the east coast (they're in MA). They also have some nice getting-started kits and really great customer service in my experience.

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Cook the Book: 'Endangered Recipes' by Lari Robling

Any time I was cooking with my family. We had several yearly traditions - thumbprint and cherry cookies at Christmas, picking strawberries and making freezer jam in early summer, dying eggs at Easter.

Also, when I was home from school as a child, my Mom would make me chicken noodle soup from a boxed mix and I would eat that with buttered saltine crackers. I still crave that meal when I am feeling under the weather.

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Cook the Book: 'Serious Barbecue' by Adam Perry Lang

The most ambitious thing I've ever used my grill to do was to smoke some home-cured pork belly and make bacon. What a success! Best. Bacon. Ever.

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Cook the Book: 'Beyond the Great Wall'

I haven't traveled anywhere really remote or exotic. The closest I have come is going on an amazing trip to Hungary with some friends of mine. One of my friends is from Budapest, so we had a great tour guide. We took a road trip to indulge in some spas and my friend translated entire castle tours for us. We also got to visit his parents' house where his mom cooked us a fabulous meal and his family friends' winery where we got a private tour. Fantastic!

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Cook the Book: 'Food Matters: A Guide to Conscious Eating'

After reading the Omnivore's dilemma I think more about the political, economic, and environmental implications of what I eat. That means I eat less meat and more locally produced food.

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In Videos: 'Tom Colicchio on Taste' Diet Coke Commercial

I have to admit that I judged Tom a little for shilling for Diet Coke of all things. I don't give a hoot what most people choose to drink, but Colicchio makes a TV show about judging other chef's productions, and here he is saying that something with artificial sugar is quality? Somewhat questionable.

Also, I wouldn't worry about bacteria on a glass or a lemon that diet coke was going to touch. That stuff has a pH of 2 (super acidic) - you could probably disinfect your bathroom with it.

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Cook the Book: 'Almost Meatless'

Maybe it's too obvious, but classic (carbonara) and not-so-classic (I like chorizo, tomatoes, and peppers) pastas can be made with just a little bit of smoky and/or spicy meat to flavor the whole dish and they're delicious!

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V-Day Giveaway: Praise the Lard Box from Zingerman's

An ode to all things porcine
Noble swine, will you be mine?
Great heaps of sausage and bacon
Into your smoky embrace I am taken
Our illicit affair brings me sensual pleasure
Pork in all its forms, a culinary treasure!
Lining my arteries, day after day
Alas! For true love I must pay
Sitting in a medical office
The doctor orders the end of us
Yet, once home, bacon beckons...

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Valentine's Day Giveaway: Macarons from Itzy Bitzy Patisserie

I think a spice cookie with chocolate filling would be nice. Or, a lavender cookie with lemon cream filling. Yum!

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Rack and Soul: The Best Fried Chicken and Ribs in New York?

I live right near Rack & Soul. Agree that the food is solid and a pretty good deal. Much better quality than some other, more downtown BBQ places. I still maintain, though, that the best BBQ in NYC is even further uptown at Dinosaur BBQ. They don't serve fried chicken, but their wings are spectacular.

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Seriously Delicious Super Bowl Party Giveaway: La Frieda Black Label Burgers

There was a hungry hamburgler named Sbarro
For his lunch he needed money to borrow
He scratched his head
And then he said
I will gladly pay you tomorrow?

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Cook the Book: 'The Great Wings Book'

Um, Buffalo wings, obviously. Also homemade guacamole and chips.

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

Has to be the stuffing! It's the only time of the year I make it. And ooooh so good the nest day- IF it makes it!

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

My favorite Thanksgiving side is cornbread-sausage stuffing. So rich, so good!

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

I love the fresh and fresh tasting cranberry and orange relish. Yum.

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

Green bean casserole, it's not really special but we only have it twice a year. I guess that's what makes it special.

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

My favorite Thanksgiving side is stuffing with gravy.

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

Fried Turkey, stuffing and gingersnap gravy in one bite. By far my favorite holiday as it is truly THE holiday for food lovers! I can't wait!!

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

Oyster stuffing. Tough part, finding enough people who aren't oyster-phobic...

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

Gotta go with roasted garlic mashed potatoes. I could eat it all.

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

My moms - potatoes, summer savory and crushed crackers, also includes tons of butter and a few onions - I miss stuffing since it started killing people :(

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

I love homemade warm applesauce!! That and the apple pie are my favorite part of Thanksgiving. I don't like most of the other food including the turkeY!

Thanks for the giveaway!

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

This year it will be pumpkin ravioli with sage brown butter sauce.

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

Dinner rolls from Cook's Illustrated. I could just eat those and nothing else.

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

i love potatoes of any kind...so...creamy, garlic-y mashed potatoes.

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

Love it when the cranberry sauce creeps into the dressing and mashed potatoes...deeelish...hope I win :)

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Cook the Book: 'Simple Fresh Southern'

Thanksgiving wouldn't feel right without a chunky, moist dressing (or stuffing, though I'm taking Alton's advice to heart and keeping it out of my turkey this year). But I've also a particular fondness for all the orange Thanksgiving sides -- caramelized yam, pumpkin purees, fleshy marrows. Those Squash Half Moons with Butter, Sesame, and Salt sound like heaven.

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