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These oven roasted strawberries are slow roasted with a splash of balsamic and maple syrup

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These oven roasted strawberries are slow roasted with a splash of balsamic and maple syrup

A little loveliness that’s perfect for when you just can’t resist buying those slightly undderripe or overripe berries. Adapted from Heidi Swanson | Super Natural Every Day | Ten Speed Press, 2011 How many times has your heart sunk a little over not-quite-right strawberries? Maybe it was after not being able to resist woefully unripe strawberries at the market, the newfound impostors ruby red outside yet white and deplorably insipid inside. Or perhaps you left perfectly ripe berries on the counter a day or three too long. Or maybe you simply lost your senses and bought too many brilliantly, lip-smackingly,...

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Pork chops with vinegar and sweet peppers makes a simple, healthy weeknight dinner

American Entree Gluten Pork Recipes

Pork chops with vinegar and sweet peppers makes a simple, healthy weeknight dinner

The pork chops stay tender because they’re brined. Bell peppers add sweetness to the pork chops, while vinegar adds tang. Adapted from Cook's Illustrated | Cooking at Home with America's Test Kitchen | ATK, 2005 These pork chops with vinegar and sweet peppers shows exactly how simple and inspired one-skillet cooking can be with its tangy pan sauce loveliness that also serves as a side dish.–Renee Schettler Rossi Pork Chops with Vinegar and Sweet Peppers Quick Glance 45 M 1 H, 45 M Serves 4 5/5 - 1 reviews Print Recipe Want it? Click it. Ingredients 1 cup granulated sugar...

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Arroz con Leche with Anise is so rich, so creamy and so flavorful, that you simply won’t be able to get enough

Arroz Gluten Milk Pudding Rice

Arroz con Leche with Anise is so rich, so creamy and so flavorful, that you simply won’t be able to get enough

And that’s a promise!In English, Arroz con Leche is Rice with Milk and is usually called Rice Pudding. I’ve had it many times, but on my recent trip to northern Spain I had the best one of my life and I’ve tried to replicate it here. Seriously, one bite in and I was speechless. It was one of those close-your-eyes-and-savor-it moments. Pilar, my Spanish sister, told me this one was different from any others she’d had in Spain because it was much creamier and had the addition of anise. By the way, we were at a little restaurant called Mesón...

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