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Bacon Caramel Popcorn Balls – Perfect for Subtitles

As I’ve gotten older, my eating habits have definitely improved, which isn’t saying much, since back in the day a “midnight snack” might have been a full-sized Mission-style burrito. Oh yes, those we…
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Ippudo Malaysia: Frozen Home Cooking Kit

Craving for a hearty bowl of ramen but still wary about dining out? Introducing Ippudo Malaysia's home cooking kits , whereby frozen ramen and appetizers are delivered to your doorstep so you can…
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Bacon-Wrapped Chicken Dogs – Searching for the Perfect Fit

This hopefully future summer cookout classic started out as a quest to create a perfect chicken burger, but after a couple failed attempts, I switched buns midstream, and it all came together. Well, …
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Grilled Volcano Pork – With a Name Like “Volcano Pork…”

This isn’t the first recipe inspired by something I saw on “Triple D,” and it won’t be the last, but I can only give the show, and the restaurant involved partial credit for this amazingly delicious …
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Sausage Stuffed Potato Pancakes – The Inside Story

If we’re going to stuff one food with another, we want to make sure it’s worth the effort, and that there’s an actual reason to do it. Cheese stuffed burgers are a perfect example of something that s…
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Italian Sausage Spaghetti – Very Slow Food

There are basically three ways you can do Italian sausage and spaghetti. Two of those ways are very popular, and perfectly acceptable. This recipe features the much lesser known third method, which I…
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Peppercorn Pork Chops with Warm Pickled Pepper Relish – Also Known as Seven Pepper Pork

This recipe is the answer to that age-old question, “Is there such a thing as using too many types of pepper on a pork chop?” Apparently, there is not, since we used seven different types here, both …
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Loaded Butternut Squash "Cordon Bleu" – Developed After Countless Minutes of Research

I really wanted to do something different with butternut squash. As in, not just roasting it, or turning it into a soup, which tend to be the two most common applications, so I eventually decided on …
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The Best Baked Ziti – Operation “Abbondanza”

If there’s an Italian-American community near where you live, then there’s a great chance you’re familiar with baked ziti. Done right, it’s a real crowd pleaser, and a wonderful, easier to make alter…
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Barbecued Pork Skewers - Tough Love

When I was a young cook, I had some pretty stringent believes regarding which cuts of meat could, or should, be used with certain cooking methods. If we’re talking about cooking pork “low and slow,” …
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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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Salt and Pepper Spare Ribs – Simply Amazing

I’ve always thought people do way too much when it comes to cooking ribs, but I was mostly referring to the cooking methods, and all those countless tricks and techniques. I’m talking about the start…
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"Plastered" Pork Tacos with Apple Jalapeño Salsa – “I Am Not an Animal, I Am a Human Eating”

They say there are a thousand ways to roast pork, which has never sounded like enough ways to me, so I’m always trying to come up with new ones. This “plastered” pork was one such attempt. While this…
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Baked Chicken and Sausage Gumbo – Eating Soup with a Knife?

Most “shortcut” recipes are designed to save you time, but that’s not the case with this “Baked Chicken and Sausage Gumbo.” The cooking time is just about the same, maybe longer, but what this oven-b…
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