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59Christmas Recipes To Remember - Chinese Food
by Patty Inglish, MS
Did you know that many people go out and have Chinese Food on Christmas and then go to a movie? I like the Christmas reds and greens in Chinese vegetables! I have also included some more traditional recipes and a funny video. published 10 months ago
68Italian Christmas: Feast of the Seven Fishes
by Patty Inglish, MS
The feasts of Italy and Sicily are full of good food and tradition. Here is one of them... published 10 months ago
55Magic Christmas Recipes
by Patty Inglish, MS
This red and green dressing with almonds is not the usual stuffing or dressing. It has a little heat and you can spice it up further with your own additional spices... published 10 months ago
54Miracle of the Leftover Turkey
by Patty Inglish, MS
This is delicious and they'll never realize it was leftovers! published 10 months ago
67Special Christmas Recipes
by Patty Inglish, MS
Let's try something different... published 10 months ago
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73Holiday Recipes - Cranberry and Champagne Marshmallows
by Patty Inglish, MS
These two recipes for flavored marshmallows are a lot of fun. The first uses dried cranberries and the second, Champagne. I made Champagne jelly once, it was delicious and I have not been disappointed in the marshmallows, either! published 10 months ago
82Favorite Holiday Recipes - Mincemeat
by Patty Inglish, MS
Mincemeat pie in a British tradition made with beef. But you can make it without meat at all or with any meat that you prefer. Once it is aged 3-4 weeks, you can make mince pie, mice muffins, mince cookies, mince tarts, mince puddings, and other holiday treats! published 10 months ago
79Authentic Recipes: Cashew Chicken
by Patty Inglish, MS
I love this dish, becuase it was one of the first Chinese dishes I ever tasted. Invented in 1963, it is simple and delicious. You can also add your own variations. published 10 months ago
86Eating Everything but Food is called Pica.
by Patty Inglish, MS
A MagpiePICA comes from the Latin word that means magpie, whch is a bird that is known for a big appetite to eat anything and everything. Here's what kids sometimes eat of they have or show signs of pica: ... published 14 months ago
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