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Cook the Book: 'How to Cook Everything Vegetarian' Book Giveaway

I make a mean three-bean spicy chili that is perfect for fall/winter. It's got a rich tomato base which makes it really flavorful. Top it off with some aged cheddar cheese and some salsa, and you're good to eat.

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How often do you follow a recipe exactly as written?

Rarely, if ever... I prefer to think of them as "guidelines"

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America's Best Hot Dog Town: Cast Your Vote

Chicago-style, hands down. Crispy charred dog, onions, tomatoes, sport peppers, neon relish, mustard and celery salt on a poppy seed bun - to die for.

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Cook the Book: 'How to Cook Everything Vegetarian' Book Giveaway

I make a mean three-bean spicy chili that is perfect for fall/winter. It's got a rich tomato base which makes it really flavorful. Top it off with some aged cheddar cheese and some salsa, and you're good to eat.

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How often do you follow a recipe exactly as written?

Rarely, if ever... I prefer to think of them as "guidelines"

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America's Best Hot Dog Town: Cast Your Vote

Chicago-style, hands down. Crispy charred dog, onions, tomatoes, sport peppers, neon relish, mustard and celery salt on a poppy seed bun - to die for.

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Best Find from Trader Joes?

The Trader Joe's brand minestrone soup is especially good.

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What fruit could you eat every day for the rest of your life?

It's a tie between raspberries and strawberries - can't make up my mind!

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Cook the Book: 'Alone in the Kitchen with an Eggplant'

Lentils with curried veggies in garlic (onions, carrots, peas) and a dollop of sour cream

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Chill Out, Miller Advertising Staff

It's gross. Besides, why drink a "fake" chelada, when you can make your own by adding the real lime, salt, and other ingredients yourself? Does anyone prefer chemical, processed drinks over the real thing?

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Cook the Book: 'The Breakaway Cook'

Probably cumin. It's so much more versatile than many think. Also lemon juice has gotten me away from over using butter, and dressing my vegetables more simply.

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