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Books

King Arthur Flour Whole Grain Baking King Arthur Flour Whole Grain Baking

If you have considered adding whole grains to your baked goods, this is a perfect... 

Easy Chinese Stir-Fries Easy Chinese Stir-Fries

If you enjoy Chinese food but have never cooked it at home, then Helen Chen’s new... 

The Military Wives Cookbook The Military Wives Cookbook

The Military Wives Cookbook is more than just a collection of recipes. The Forward... 

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Kitchen Gear

Back to Basics Electric Ice Shaver Back to Basics Electric Ice Shaver

When Michael and I went to Hawaii last year, I had my first opportunity to try Hawaiian... 

KraftMaid Floating Kitchen Island KraftMaid Floating Kitchen Island

Our house came with a pantry which really wasn’t anything more than a tiny... 

New West KnifeWorks Santoku Knife New West KnifeWorks Santoku Knife

I recently had an opportunity to try out one of the santoku knives from the folks... 

Scanpan Professional Grill Pan Scanpan Professional Grill Pan

We like to grill year round, but occasionally it’s too cold to grill outdoors,... 

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Food Products

Oikos Organic Greek Yogurt and a Giveaway Oikos Organic Greek Yogurt and a Giveaway

I’ve been a fan of Stonyfield Farm for years, ever since I first tried their Fat Free Vanilla yogurt, so when I wanted to try Greek yogurt I automatically turned to my favorite brand. The difference between Greek yogurt and regular yogurt is in the amount of liquid, or whey, that remains after the yogurt sets. Greek yogurt is strained to remove most... [Read more of this review]

Tasting: Padron Peppers Tasting: Padron Peppers

A few weeks ago I received a tasty sample in the mail: padron peppers, courtesy of La Tienda. Padron peppers, named after the municipality in Spain where they were originally grown, are a traditional Spanish tapa. The peppers are grown in the United States now, but still tend to be pricey, as much as US$20 per pound, which gives you about 100 of these... [Read more of this review]

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