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All-natural coconut Granola

Natural Coconut Granola: the Best Granola in the World

February 27, 2014 by liz

So this is the best granola in the world. I know because I asked everyone I know to try it and they became immediately addicted. So, now I’m writing this up so they can all have the recipe and I won’t have to supply them anymore. I got the base recipe from this Coco-Nutty Granola …

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Triennes Rose: French rose wine

Is it Triennes Rosé Season Yet?

January 23, 2013 by liz

I know it’s not rosé season. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. I sit in front of a roaring fire as I write this, but I can’t stop thinking about drinking a frosty glass of Triennes rose. I’m thinking about how its soft melon-colored floral acidity flushed down slow, languid bites of luscious Morbier cheese …

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Sigalas, Assyrtiko, from Santorini

Greek Wine in Los Olivos Wine Country

January 22, 2013 by liz

They say local wines, and cocktails, go best with the local food. So what to do when dining at an authentic Greek restaurant in the middle of Santa Barbara county wine country? Go Greek. Petros in Los Olivos is the third of Petros Benekos’ restaurants in southern California, where he serves up high-quality, delicious and …

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Easy Baked Picadillo Empanadas & Abuelita Chocolate Tamales

September 15, 2012 by liz

It’s time to celebrate Hispanic heritage month with some delicious new recipes from the Meals.com kitchens: Easy Baked Picadillo Empanadas and Abuelita Chocolate Tamales. Empanadas are popular in almost all Latin American countries. There are a vast amount of different versions and fillings…some are fried, some are baked, some are sweet and some are savory. This …

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The Sharecropper's Buttermilk Biscuits

Secrets of a Sharecropper: Southern-style Buttermilk Biscuits

September 14, 2012 by liz

The Sharecropper is one of the most interesting members of my community. He shows up in the dark of night to build fires and cook dinners for large gatherings. No one knows where he lives or when they will see him next; he just appears, ready to lend a hand and drink a glass. And …

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monbazillac, France medieval castle

What to Drink with Foie Gras: Monbazillac Dessert Wine

July 1, 2012 by liz

Monbazillac is really the great foie gras wine. Neighboring Sauternes (you know it, Château d’Yquem from Bordeaux) is usually regarded as holding this position, but Monbazillac is indeed from the same region as the French home of foie gras, the Dordogne. This region is well-known by foie gras lovers — producing 90% of all foie …

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Trio of Foie Gras at La Tour des Vents in Dordogne France

Thank God It’s Foieday: Foie Gras Lives on in Dordogne, France

July 1, 2012 by liz

In Périgord, Dordogne France, it’s always foie day. It happens to be the foie gras capital of France (and the world), producing 90% of all foie consumed in France. And the French consume a lot of foie: 18,450 tons — 78.5% of the world’s estimated total production. This region also produces high-quality almost-Bordeaux wines at a fraction …

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Easy Summer Grilling: Chicken & Beef Brisket

June 2, 2012 by liz

To learn how to grill a whole chicken, I turned to YouTube; it looked so easy! I had a whole chicken and some beef brisket as well, and I wanted to use the method of first slow cooking the meat over beer or wine, then grilling it to perfection at the end. Plus, I was …

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Twenty One & Main - Elkin North Carolina

Culinary in the Country: Gourmet Food & Wine in North Carolina

May 28, 2012 by liz

There’s at least one winery in every state, but that doesn’t mean you should taste the local wine when you’re driving through Oklahoma. But in North Carolina, they’ve been slowly converting tobacco crops to grape vines over the last 10 years, thanks in part to an incentive by the state government to do so. In …

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