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options, but that's a real travesty here in milwaukee, land of the brat. so vanguard made it a mission to make both carnivores and veggie heads happy. there are four vegan sausage options, including red curry and chorizo, and they get styled with toppings like chimichurri, sweet potato puree, and vegan cheese

some vegetarians, and loved by diehard carnivores as well. some of the best of all of those things can be found at the little counter kitchen inside holy land grocery & bakery. falafel is cheap, studded with sesame seeds, and they usually throw an extra ball or two in your order. pita bread is made fresh...

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sage and shallot foccacia bread cup warm water / tsp. dry yeast tsp. sugar tbsp. good olive oil tsp. salt about shallots, roughly chopped tbsp. chopped fresh sage leaves (or tsp. dried crushed sage leaves) / cup grated asiago cheese tbsp. freshly ground black pepper / cups flour (i used a mixture of

white and wheat) combine water, yeast, and sugar into a large bowl, and let sit while you grate the cheese and chop the shallots, grate the cheese, and chop the sage. add oil, salt, shallots, sage, pepper, cheese and cup flour to the yeast mixture, and stir until completely blended. gradually add the...

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sage and shallot foccacia bread cup warm water / tsp. dry yeast tsp. sugar tbsp. good olive oil tsp. salt about shallots, roughly chopped tbsp. chopped fresh sage leaves (or tsp. dried crushed sage leaves) / cup grated asiago cheese tbsp. freshly ground black pepper / cups flour (i used a mixture of

white and wheat) combine water, yeast, and sugar into a large bowl, and let sit while you grate the cheese and chop the shallots, grate the cheese, and chop the sage. add oil, salt, shallots, sage, pepper, cheese and cup flour to the yeast mixture, and stir until completely blended. gradually add the...

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should spend hours in the city of arequipa. walk like a morning person well, you might need to be if you only have one day to spend in this amazing city. start your day early and walk to the san camilo market where you can find natural juices, bread, fruits and veggies, and hats. many hats. enjoy a fresh

juice and try the empanadas in the kiosk at the entrance to the market for only on sol. you can choose between a beef or vegetable empanada. on the second floor, you'll find small eateries and stands offering queso helado, the local artisanal ice cream. though its name translates to cheese ice cream...

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tried that one too and it was surprisingly tasty thanks to a hefty chilli kick (i used a couple of chillies from a jar i found in my local health food shop - less costly than fresh). mandarin oranges in a chicken dish? why not?

small or half a medium onion, peeled - peppercorns bayleaf leftover cooked carrots or one carrot, peeled and finely sliced about g of leftover chicken meat, preferably brown meat a handful of basmatti or other long grain rice dried limes (available from asian and middle eastern shops) a handful of fresh...

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and black pepper biscuits classic buttermilk biscuits get a delicious twist by way of black pepper and cultured butter. aaron hutcherson june , baking , featured june , jalapeño-cheddar sourdough bread this delicious jalapeño-cheddar sourdough bread is made with pickled jalapeños, sharp cheddar cheese

sweetened with maple syrup and bananas and mixed by hand, no need to dirty the mixer. vicky cohen and ruth fox april , baking , featured april , easy stromboli this italian-american bread is rolled and stuffed with meats, cheese and veggies. deborah mele april , baking , featured april , perfect pullman...

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the most famous landmarks, including coit tower, the transamerica pyramid, the golden gate bridge and alcatraz island. san francisco by four seasons san francisco is one of the country's most dynamic, thriving cities and we're excited to offer a second four seasons experience, giving our guests a fresh

we'll arrange a guided tasting tour at the ferry building marketplace – just a -minute walk from four seasons. this landmark now features a lively food market where vendors sell fresh produce, cheese, wine, coffee, candy and prepared foods. come for the farmers market on tuesdays, thursdays and saturdays...

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different sizes do the job and i plan to be using the biggest one for purple onions. you wouldn't believe me if i told you why, but purple onion halves are always coming into my life. the avocado food hugger is a work of art because it even has space for the pit. it' s like sculpture that keeps your food fresh

is a win-win situation. you can also cover opened cans and jars with this, so go be a food hugger. coolbrew can get hot toasted almond, mocha, vanilla and other coolbrew coffee concentrate flavors are designed for hot and cold enjoyment, but this summer i'm running cool with the new-orleans based fresh...

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clapshot or large potatoes, diced or turnips, peeled & diced onion, chopped knobs of butter tsp dulse pepper to taste pinch nutmeg pinch dried parsley cup grated cheddar cheese boil potatoes, turnips & onion in lightly salted water until soft. drain. mash vegetables with both knobs (a knob is about a

teaspoon) of butter, dulse, pepper & nutmeg. spread evenly in a pie plate. cover with grated cheese & parsley. bake at f degrees ( c) for about minutes, until cheese is golden brown. the other dish we had for our feast was a delicious salmon, prepared in a traditional way. this can be easily prepared...

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