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Tweet Yum Email Honey Lavender Biscotti looks as pretty as they are delicious tasting!   Biscotti are traditionally served with a
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slugburger is made into small patties, which are fried in canola oil.  They are traditionally served topped with mustard
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Tweet Yum Email Flourless Pistachio Cookies Recipe Flourless Pistachio Cookies are a delicious cookie traditionally served as a
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Recipe Comments Print Pin 2 Share Tweet Yum 82 Email   Peppercorn Cream Sauce Recipe is excellent served with your favorite beef
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the Jewish community lamb is the Passover sacrifice and lamb is also served for the
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distinguished by its dazzling blue-green clarity due to its chlorophyll content.  It was traditionally served with water and
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rye bread with raw onions and brown mustard.  The sandwich is usually served on freezer paper and
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the week.  As the century progressed, barbecue joints grew and prospered. Traditionally, coleslaw,  baked beans ,  corn
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and even rejuvenated by the experience . Absinthe – the “Green Fairy” is traditionally served with water and
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Hushpuppies are finger-shaped dumplings of cornmeal that are deep-fried and traditionally served with fried catfish
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in Spanish is called melaz a, or sometimes miel (which is honey).  This recipe traditionally uses Miel de Cana
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of the best parts of a Thanksgiving dinner.  This dressing must be served as a side
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a type of hors d’oeuvre, or small, single-bite food, that is traditionally made with a
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milk is cooled and the layer of cream is skimmed off. Traditionally served with tea and
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love this recipe. Fresh, peak-of-season corn is essential.  Everyone that I’ve served this wonderful soup to
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cocktails. Maybe it is because they are looking forward to the first cup! Traditionally, we prepare the
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just for the event on the first Saturday of May. Traditionally, the Mint
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eliminates these flowers as a possibility for use. Just because flowers are served with food served at