Thursday, April 2, 2015

Easter and Passover Foods

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Easter and Passover Foods
Drop into the Krazy Kitchen forum message board to get the latest scoop on food product recalls, plus new recipes. Here's wishing you a memorable Easter and Passover celebration surrounded by loved ones and great food. Have an awesome week!

 

Hot Cross Buns Recipe

Hot Cross Buns are a traditional favorite for Good Friday, Easter, and throughout the Lent season, but they are enjoyable year-round. Yeasty rolls are filled with currants or raisins and nuts, then topped with a cross of icing. In spite of the raisins and icing, these are not sweet rolls. The hazelnuts are optional...Read More
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All About Brisket, Plus Recipes

With a little bit of time and the proper cooking method, even the toughest piece of meat can be made palatable. Brisket is one of the least tender cuts of beef, but it can be made tender and the flavor is tough to beat. Also included is information on corned beef. Try Easy Beef Brisket with Vegetables Recipe (pictured) or one of the many other brisket recipes...Read More
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Baked Ham in Champagne Recipe

The ham basting sauce is made with champagne, brown sugar, honey, ginger, and dry mustard. It couldn't be easier to make and makes any party or celebration extra-special...Read More
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10 Ways to Use Up Hard-Boiled Eggs

Think about what to do with hard-boiled eggs, and the first thing that comes to mind is deviled eggs. Without question, deviled eggs are a universal favorite when it comes to appetizers. If you have old eggs to get rid of or leftover Easter eggs, consider breaking out of the box and trying something new...Read More
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