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SAVEUR Magazine Stocking up on wine for Thanksgiving? This red from Mount Etna in Sicily pairs nicely with roasted turkey http://bit.ly/1qqG30

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Etna, outside of Sicily, is better known as an erupting volcano than an appellation that produces fantastic red wines. But the Etna DOC offers big, juicy, smooth wines that come from its indigenous grape varietals, the most famous being nerello mascalese. Continue...
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SAVEUR Magazine Chocolate-covered bacon, bacon Rice Krispies treats, and more: is the meat candy trend going too far? http://bit.ly/2YWvtj

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There is a new trend afoot, and we’re both intrigued and mystified by it. We call it sweetmeats, but others might call it gross: we’re talking about meat desserts. Continue...
Colleen Adams
Colleen Adams
Hmmm...I don't even like Rice Krispie Bars with chocolate on top...I just like the plain old type, so think I'll pass on any with bacon in them.
2 hours ago
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SAVEUR Magazine How can you ever go wrong with smashed potatoes? These spuds are spiked with thyme and garlic http://bit.ly/2YoKZj

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Potatoes take on a fresh flavor with thyme and garlic. Simmered in a skillet, they gain a crunchy, caramelized exterior that makes them an excellent side dish for hearty roasts. Continue...
Cathy Landerholm
Cathy Landerholm
Its an amazing way to have breakfast too!!!! I make them with sage as well.
7 hours ago
Neil Delaney Jr.
Neil Delaney Jr.
As an Irish American type I must confess a love for the potato.
7 hours ago
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SAVEUR Magazine In the test kitchen right now: the one and only Jacques Pépin! From our archives, here's his recipe for pommes soufflés http://bit.ly/31Si0o

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Here is how Julia Child and Jacques Pepin tell us to make pommes soufflés.
Jay Gee
Jay Gee
Oh yes, this is being attempted as soon as is possible.
7 hours ago
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SAVEUR Magazine Chickpea and lentil soup is a fall classic: using a Moroccan-inspired recipe will spice it up for an easy dinner http://bit.ly/11OF1E

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This soup’s substantial ingredients, which include lentils, chickpeas, and spinach, are cooked in an aromatic broth scented with cinnamon sticks and paprika, and makes a hearty meal for a brisk fall night. Continue...
Neil Delaney Jr.
Neil Delaney Jr.
Very very nice. Perfect timing.
9 hours ago
Carrie Blough
Carrie Blough
this might be dinner tonight . . .
8 hours ago
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SAVEUR Magazine A grill pan will allow you to make these delectable ribs: how can you go wrong with ginger and soy sauce? http://bit.ly/3m0dta

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A spicy paste of ginger, honey, and soy and fish sauces make the flavor of these marinated ribs explode with tangy sweetness. If you can't grill outside, use a grill pan on top of your stove. Continue...
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SAVEUR Magazine An homage to one of the best food shopping spots on the West Coast: the Portland Farmers Market http://bit.ly/3aWIa

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Sure, Seattle has plenty of farmers' markets that delight and dazzle. But Portland’s sprawling Saturday market, laid out over the central grounds of Portland State University, is a gem. Continue...
Karen
Karen
Our Saturday morning ritual since moving to Portland. Fantastic way to decide the week's menus.
Yesterday at 2:38pm
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SAVEUR Magazine The elements of an over-the-top meatloaf? Crimini mushrooms add umami, sausage adds heft, & a cream sauce gilds the lily http://bit.ly/1VTTo

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Sausage and crimini mushrooms add heft and an abundance of umami flavor to a savory meatloaf that's topped with a creamy pan sauce. Continue...
Bronwyn Elizabeth Feller Wright
Bronwyn Elizabeth Feller Wright
Nope- I like my meatloaf without gilding, thank you!
Yesterday at 9:57am
Gail
Gail
Unlike the poster above me, I love nontraditional meatloaf. But, I have to say that I hope the stuff tastes better than it looks.
Yesterday at 4:07pm
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SAVEUR Magazine The versatile butternut squash: not only does it work in soups, sides, and pies, it also works beautifully in a dip http://bit.ly/1EBoD7

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Butternut squash combines with garlic, sage, and a touch of hummus to create a scrumptious dip that can be served with bread, crackers, or sliced vegetables. Continue...
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SAVEUR Magazine What you need to make this chocolate mousse: one minute, five ingredients, and a blender http://bit.ly/4pIrNo

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Most chocolate mousse recipes are notoriously complicated. But this simple, satisfying version uses only five ingredients, which come together in under a minute. Continue...
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SAVEUR Magazine In season right now: orange or "cheddar" cauliflower has a beautiful hue and can be cooked up in multiple ways http://bit.ly/1CDhq4

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The most striking “alien veg” of the bunch is the orange or “cheddar” cauliflower. In shape alone, it resembles any old cauliflower, but its color—ranging from creamy coral to sunburst orange—is strikingly unique. Continue...
Cathy Landerholm
Cathy Landerholm
I have had this. I love the coulibroccoli. I love the varieties and colors and flavors of different veggies, like the sun gold potatoes. Amazing. Makes every day meals so exciting.
Mon at 1:15pm
Sharon Hendrix Kramer
Sharon Hendrix Kramer
We grow cheddar cheese and purple, and romanesco broccoli and its so wonderful to show different varieties to people. Easy to grow, too bad its not in the stores.
Mon at 9:32pm
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SAVEUR Magazine What's the secret to the lightest, fluffiest omelette? http://bit.ly/1toRjT

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I recently enjoyed a near-perfect omelette at Joan’s On Third in Los Angeles. Joan, a pupil of Dione Lucas, told me that moderate heat and the right proportions of water, eggs, salt, and a little patience are the keys to success. Continue...
Cathy Landerholm
Cathy Landerholm
I make the perfect omlette and it doesn't involve water. The lid on to help with steam for the top is as important as the pan however.
Mon at 11:53am
Lyn Dyles
Lyn Dyles
I wish more of the Saveur posts included actual recipes and not simply links to external blogs. While I make a fine omelette I would still like to know more about what exactly Alex found when she dined at Joan's on Third.
Mon at 4:46pm
Lachelle Norris
Lachelle Norris
Cathy L. has the right idea ... I've found this to be the key to a good omlette ....
Mon at 7:59pm
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SAVEUR Magazine French toast, pancakes, sweet sandwiches, scones: everything tastes better with pumpkin butter http://bit.ly/3oo9g3

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Use pumpkins for more than just your Thanksgiving pies. This sweet butter can be enjoyed all season long. Continue...
Cathy Landerholm
Cathy Landerholm
definately, I was thinking that but didn't know. Thanks so much! My mom has a bumper crop of squash too. What a great home made gift idea!
Mon at 12:49pm
Cathy Landerholm
Cathy Landerholm
I always copy and paste the recipe's to a word doc and then print. Then I don't get all the extra pages. : )
Mon at 12:51pm
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SAVEUR Magazine Need a side dish that screams autumn? Caramelized onions and rutabaga come together in this sweet and savory dish http://bit.ly/lcR14

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Once upon a time, the British and Irish used rutabagas instead of pumpkins to make jack-o-lanterns. Nowadays, save the pumpkins for pies and experiment with cooking rutabaga in this sweet and savory dish. Continue...
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SAVEUR Magazine Creamy carbonara sauce takes well to chicken and skinny angel-hair noodles—this pasta supper is perfect for a weeknight http://bit.ly/q4MUP

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Carbonara is traditionally made using guanciale, but you can emulate the flavor of the cured pork jowl by using bacon. Add chicken and spinach, and you’ve got a hearty, satisfying meal. Continue...