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Jack-o’-Lantern Stuffed Peppers – The Stuffing Isn’t Supposed to be the Scary Part

This Jack-o’-lantern stuffed pepper will look just as cool no matter how great your filling is, but while the kids might be impressed enough with the appearance to forgive a less than stellar inside,…
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Recipe: Beef Keema (Indian Ground Beef Curry)

When I was searching for some different ways for cooking minced beef, I came across this recipe for beef keema. Beef keema is a dry Indian ground beef curry, most popular in North India, Pakistan, an…
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The Halal Integrity of Australian Beef and Lamb | Recipe for Sabah-Style Beef Soto

Australia is an impeccable source of halal meat and meat products, being a long trusted supplier of Halal Beef and Lamb to over 100 countries, including the Middle East, Indonesia and Malaysia. “Hala…
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Crock Pot Mississippi Beef and Noodles

This turned out so very yummy.  Even Kathleen, who rarely eats meat ate TWO servings! Crock Pot Mississippi Beef and  Noodles adapted from  https://www.recipesthatcrock.com/ 3 lbs beef roast, cut int…
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Atlas Gourmet Market, KL: Merdeka Specials

Merdeka64 may be over, but you can still enjoy the Merdeka Specials from Atlas Gourmet Market, up until 18 September 2021. From local specialties to Western favourites with an Asian twist, there is…
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Big Mac Sloppy Joes

I needed something quick and easy before we had Bible study here one night.  I had all the ingredients for this.   We liked it.  I adapted the recipe by deleting the mayo and adding more dressing.   …
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Barbecued Roast Beef on a Bun – Depending on Who You Talk Too

I’ve always tried to avoid arguments about what is, or is not, “barbecue,” since no matter how valid your points are, if someone has called grilling ribs in the backyard, “barbecuing,” all their live…
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Korean Barbecue Short Ribs Teriyaki – Also Known as “Teriyaki-style Korean-Style Barbecue Beef Short Ribs”

One of the most frustrating things about this job, and there really aren’t that many, is trying to share an easy, and truly delicious recipe, when you have no idea what to call it. This isn’t a Korea…
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Grilled “Chili” Steak with Garlic Lime Butter – Thinking Outside the Bowl

They say that if you use high-quality, well-aged meat, and cook it right, a steak doesn’t need to be seasoned with anything more than a sprinkle of salt. I say that sounds great, and I won’t argue, b…
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Beef Tips and Tots – Tips About Tips

Unless you live in the Northeast, beef “tips” are not something you see on menus very often, which is a shame, since they are one of the great, meaty comfort foods of all time. Having said that, we’v…
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Corned Beef & Cabbage Shepherd’s Pie – The Casserolling of a St. Paddy’s Day Classic

Turning a classic corned beef and cabbage dinner into a shepherd’s pie makes a lot of sense, especially if you like your food piping hot. It also makes sense if you get nervous slicing and serving me…
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Hamburger Hash – Moooove Over Corned Beef

Corned beef hash is one of my favorite breakfasts of all time, and used to be my go-to, sure-fire, can’t miss hangover cure, when they were a regular part of my life. Happily, those are very rare the…
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Beef Birria Queso Tacos with Consomé – Take That, French Dip

We did the impossible, and made a batch of beef birria without eating it all, which means we’re now able to make the world’s trendiest tacos. And, unlike a few other viral edibles I can think of (I’m…
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Beef Birria – Stewing Towards Tacos

This beef birria is based on two things; an amazing stewed beef recipe from the Mexican restaurant I worked in during college, as well as the equally incredible goat birrias I’ve been enjoying in San…
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Mini Meatloaf Ghosts – Legit Scary

I’ve always made fun of “scary” Halloween recipes, since they are never, ever, actually frightening (with the one notable exception being our infamous “Face Pie”), but I have to say, these do sort of…
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Lomo Saltado – What’s Another Name for a “Stir-Fry”

“Stir-fries” have never excited me very much, and not just because I’m wok-less. I associate them with strips of grey, nondescript meat in a tangle of salty, under cooked vegetables, and those are th…
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Easy Fun Size Corn Dogs – Fair Food for Unfair Times

I’ve always had corn dogs on the list of foods best left to the professionals, and not just because of the messy deep-frying, and the need for thick, extra long wooden skewers, but also for frequency…
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Taco-Stuffed Zucchini Boats - Sorry, Tortillas, You Had a Great Run

There are so many great ways to trick your family into eating more vegetables, but one of my favorites is to simply add the word “taco” to the name of the dish, which is what we’re doing here with th…
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Salisbury Steak – The Finest in Pre-Remote Cuisine

My mother, Pauline, was a great cook, so it’s not like we hoped she wouldn’t have time to make us supper, so we’d get to eat TV dinners instead, but when that happened to be the case, it was always a…
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Bacon-Wrapped Double Dogs – Two Hot Dogs, One Bun, No Regrets

What’s better than one hot dog? Two hot dogs. And what’s better than two hot dogs? Two hot dogs wrapped in bacon, which is exactly what we’re featuring here. And, what makes this such a culinary brea…
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