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88How to prepare bitter melon
Bitter melon is a tropical, vining vegetable that is popular in Asian cooking. Find out how to prepare it and recipes for using it in this article.
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88Condiments List
A list of condiments and their descriptions, from the basic to the unusual.
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76Fresh Herbs on Your Windowsill
Most herbs are simple to grow in a sunny window. Learn which herbs are easiest to grow inside for fresh herbs all year.
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75What Is Tempeh and How Do You Cook with It?
Learn about the nutritional value and versatility of tempeh as well as how to make it from scratch
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68How to Make Perfect Steamed Rice
How to make perfect steamed rice with a rice cooker or on tp of the stove
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79Afghan Cuisine
While Afghan cuisine may not be well known in other parts of the world it has many interesting flavors and dishes. The food is most similar to Middle Eastern cuisines but uses many more vegetables, fruits, and nuts.
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100The Health Benefits of Coconut Oil
Organic coconut oil is good for your heart, helps you burn fat, and great to cook with. Find out more health benefits and where to buy it in this article
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76How to Make Homemade, No Cook Soap
Over the past few years there has been renewed interest in learning to make homemade, no cook soaps. It takes accurate measurements, and careful attention to detail but making these soaps is not hard.
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79How do you caramelize an onion?
How-to carmelize a large amount of onions in a slow cooker and store them so that you have that intense, sweet flavor for any recipe at a moments notice! Recipes provided.
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73Once A Month Cooking:Shepherd's Pie to Freeze
Cold months are wonderful times to get warm and cozy by a crackling fire. It is the time to sit down with the family to a steaming hot meal. Sometimes that is easier said than done with schedules being what they are. Hot casseroles, like Shepherd's pie, are always family favorites. They freeze well, are easy to make, and deliciously filling.
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