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Can You Cook Thanksgiving Dinner Without Disappointing Your Entire Family?

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15 Ways Not To Eat A Pie This Thanksgiving

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A Note to the Food52 Community

Dear Food52 Community, Like so many of you, I’ve spent the last several months thinking about my personal goals and what is most important to me. After a lot of reflection and many conversations with Amanda and our partners at The Chernin Group, I’ve made the decision to step away from my day-to-day operational responsibilities as President of Food52. Read More >> from Food52 https://ift.tt/3mfoWTi

I Made A Ton Of Comfort Food Recipes This Year; Here Are My Absolute Favorites

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From one-pot dinners to Airfryer favorites, I made these on repeat all year. View Entire Post › from BuzzFeed - Food https://ift.tt/3fDnasC

Sorry, Only Real Olive Garden Foodies Have Eaten 33/42 Of These Menu Items

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17 Wines And Liquors To Gift For The Holidays (Or Selfishly Keep)

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Why I'm Adding Pickled Shiso to—Well, Everything

Living in the pastoral Hudson Valley, I have room to grow things. This year’s garden flourished, and within it, my second season growing red shiso, an herb in the mint family with a floral aroma. In Japanese cooking, red shiso is known best for its rich hue that stains umeboshi, or pickled plums. It self-seeds freely in my garden and so as a result, I have a lot of it. Not one to waste, I have used it in all manner of things over the growing season: leaves added to ceviche, chopped into grain dishes, piled generously onto salads, as an aromatic in making pickles; paired with pork, chicken, ribs, and more. Then arrived the end of warm days. Read More >> from Food52 https://ift.tt/2KCEPoF