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Extraordinary Homemade Whipped Cream: Recipes, Tips & Tricks

by Melissa Ray Davis

Why buy canned whipped cream when it's so easy to make at home? Here are some tips and tricks to make your whipped cream exceptional. You certainly can't find fresh mint leaf whipped cream or whipped cream infused with Godiva Original Chocolate Liqueur and cocoa powder in a can! published 2 years ago

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Brunswick Stew Recipe

by Melissa Ray Davis

This rich, hearty stew has a very unique sweet flavor thanks to its tomato and barbecue sauce base. It is best if left simmering for the better part of an afternoon so that all of its strong flavors have a chance to mix with each other. published 18 months ago

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Tandoori chicken prepared for a potluck80

Tandoori Chicken Recipe and History

by Melissa Ray Davis

Tandoori Chicken is an Indian dish--incredibly tender, juicy chicken with a crisp smokiness and the exotic flavors of toasted cumin and coriander, garlic and ginger. This article gives a recipe and history of the dish. published 16 months ago

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Southern Pecan Pie Recipe

by Melissa Ray Davis

Pecans are uniquely American, and pecan pie is a well-loved Southern tradition. This recipe preserves the old-fashioned simple sweet and nutty flavor of traditional Southern pecan pie and teaches the tricks we have learned to make the pie set properly and the texture just perfect. If you haven't ever had pecan pie, you are in for a treat! published 2 years ago

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perfect pie crust, ready to be filled78

Perfect Pie Crust Recipe, or How to Make Pie Crust

by Melissa Ray Davis

The art of making a pie crust can be a very delicate affair. This well-tested recipe is very detailed and thoroughly explained for beginners with little experience, but also offers fine-tuned pie crust techniques for the experienced baker as well. published 2 years ago

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24 ounce T-bone steak77

The Perfect Steak, Pt. 2: How to Cook a Steak

by Melissa Ray Davis

Morgan Davis has been perfecting his steak selection and cooking technique for a decade, and he spent over a year working at a high-end steak and chop house, Il Paradiso, in downtown Asheville, North Carolina. In this interview, part two of two, Morgan discusses how to cook a perfect steak. published 2 years ago

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How to Make Roasted Red Peppers

by Melissa Ray Davis

Most people just buy roasted red peppers in a jar when a recipe calls for them, but this delicious ingredient can be easily prepared fresh at home. Use these easy step by step instructions to learn how to make roasted red peppers. published 2 years ago

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Vegetarian Many Bean Soup Recipe (Vegan)

by Melissa Ray Davis

This hearty slow-cooked vegetarian bean soup with winter vegetables has a mild flavor that is perfectly complemented with a little hot sauce. It is a wonderful, low-cost winter staple. You can have leftovers all week or freeze half for later. published 11 months ago

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tortellini salad with artichoke hearts, olives, and cherry tomatoes75

Tortellini Salad Recipe with Artichoke Hearts, Olives, and Cherry Tomatoes

by Melissa Ray Davis

This incredibly easy to prepare pasta salad is a perfect dish for a potluck or just dinner on a hot summer night. The cheese-stuffed tortellini wonderfully complements the fresh flavor of the cherry tomatoes and banana peppers, and the unique taste of artichoke hearts, olives, and pesto round out the dish perfectly; it is simply bursting with flavor. published 17 months ago

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Baked Eggplant Parmesan Recipe

by Melissa Ray Davis

Usually we make fried eggplant parmesan since ricotta is normally so expensive, but my favorite way to have it is baked with basil, ricotta, and marinara, giving it a feel reminiscent of lasagna, but with those delicious crispy breaded eggplants spread across the top instead. published 4 months ago

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