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This salad is pretty enough to earn a spot on your holiday table, with sweet roasted delicata squash, juicy pear, salty feta, and ruby-red pomegranate seeds tumbled over sturdy baby kale, all tied together with a maple-Dijon dressing. It is just as welcome on an ordinary Tuesday. Delicata squash has a thin, tender skin, so...
Let’s be honest: butternut squash doesn’t usually scream “muffin.” But sneaking a vegetable into a baked good is one of our favorite fall traditions, and once you taste these, you’ll understand why. Sweet, warmly spiced, and packed with all the cozy flavors of the season, these muffins are the kind of thing that makes a...
Whoopie pies- a beloved New England tradition and a favorite in our house. So much so that Whoopie Pies have become our family's go-to birthday cake! Easier to make and fun to eat! There is something a little magical about a whoopie pie: two soft, cocoa-rich cakes hugging a cloud of fluffy marshmallow filling in between. Part...
This Greek Quinoa Salad is a fun little cross-cultural mashup: the feta and kalamata olives bring the classic Greek flavors, while the quinoa is a nod to Peru, where the grain has been grown and eaten for thousands of years. It is bright, herby, and packed with colors of tri-color quinoa, crisp bell peppers, cucumber,...
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