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If You are Missing an IngredientEmergency Kitchen Substitutions It never seems to fail. You are preparing a special family dinner and you forgot to pick up a necessary ingredient. Don't fret. There are ways around it.
A Thorny ProblemMusk Thistle Plants: How to Control This Prolific Weed How to prevent and get rid of this European import.
Eat A Banana for What Ails YouNeed a quick pick-me-up? Try a banana. It gives you more sustained energy than anything out of a vending machine!
Mulching Tips For the Organic GardenerLate fall is a good time to mulch - and protect your outdoor plants. Learn more.
Freeze the Peas? Yes Please!Simple tips for freezing Snow Peas and Sugar Snap Peas, so they'll always taste fresh.
Stevia: A Natural (and Unknown) SweetenerStevia is very sweet, has no calories and is easy to grow. Try it.
When is the Earth Closest to the Sun?When it's a hot summer day, it often feels like the sun is just an arm's throw away. It's not.
5 Ways to Landscape without Going BrokeTricks and tips on ways to cut costs but enjoy your yard more.
Lips Parched? Try This Natural BalmInstead of purchasing lip balm at the store, try making your own. It's easy.
Wedding Traditions…Where Did They Come From?If you're planning a winter wedding, you may want to read up on a few of these traditons.
The Great Pumpkin Raft Race!Ever try floating a pumpkin? How about floating in a pumpkin? Check out this creative and timely pumpkin paddling race.
Oh My! Shoefly PieHow did these pies get their name? The most logical explanation seems to be that the sweet ingredients attracted flies when the pies were cooling. The cooks had to "shoo" the flies away, hence the name shoofly pie.
A Little Christmas TriviaDid you know that Alabama was the first state to declare Christmas a legal holiday? Test your Christmas trivia here.
Memorable Weather Events of the Past 200 YearsExcerpted from the 2005 Farmers' Almanac If it seems that weather is more precarious today than in years past, guess again. America has always had strange weather events.
Be Prepared for Winter StormsFirst appearing in the 2005 Farmers' Almanac 10 tips to help you prepare for a big snow storm.
Weather GlossaryEver wonder what an anemometer measures? Or what a dust devil is? Here's a helpful glossary of popular weather terms.
Where Does Hail Come From?First appearing in the 2006 Farmers' Almanac Ouch, that hurts. Hail is just frozen raindrops, but they can range in size from a small pea to a grapefruit.
How Much Do You Know About Hurricanes?First appearing in the 2006 Farmers' Almanac They may be more deadly than you think. Here are some hurricane facts.
The Basics: Hurricanes, Tornadoes and Storm SurgesMost landfalling hurricanes spawn at least one tornado. Read More
How are Hurricane Categories Determined?Here is a quick chart that helps you understand how hurricane categories are determined. Read More
Putting plastic snakes to workA few good uses for plastic snakes that may have not crossed your mind. Read More
Prepare and Freeze Fresh Pumpkin EasilyWant to reuse those pumpkins on your steps for a wonderful Thanksgiving pie?
Memorable Thanksgiving WeatherThe first Thanksgiving in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1621 was blessed with pleasant weather. But since then, other Thanksgiving holidays have not always enjoyed such fair conditions.
Homemade Air Freshener Can Freshen up the HolidaysHere is an easy-to-make air freshener that's also a perfect homemade gift.
What Is Snow?For some areas, it’s time to break out the snow shovel. Here are a few facts to think about when you clear the driveway.
Holiday Survival TipsInstead of letting the holidays send you into a spin, we've pulled together the ultimate survival guide to help eliminate some of the frustrations!
Wreaths are More than Just DecorationsWreaths have been used as war symbols, as well as house identifiers. Learn more about wreaths and how to decorate with them.
Decorating the Christmas TreeDecorating the Christmas tree can be traced back to the 7th century. A wide variety of decorations, including tinsel made with real silver, have been used over the centuries. Here are a few ideas for making your tree special.
Grandma's Cooking How-to'sIf you are experimenting with some new recipes this month, check out these "how-to"s from Grandma Blanche Bianco. She'll teach how to boil pasta, make bechamel sauce and more.
Tips to Relieve Heartburn and Indigestion NaturallyThe holidays for eating is here. Here are some natural ways to help you avoid overeating and possible heartburn.
The Great Christmas Eve Snow Storm (2004)Just two years ago, some very unlikely places experienced a white Christmas.
Sore Throat SecretsFrom Chamomile tea to Slippery Elm bark, there are many natural ways to ease the discomfort of a sore throat.
Recycle Your Christmas TreeThe holidays are here, and so is one of the best times of the year for watching your waste.
Weather InstrumentsHere's a quick primer on common weather instruments that may be used to forecast winter temperatures and storms.
Credit Card BluesBefore you skip a monthly payment or shop around for a new credit card, you may want to take this advice to heart.
Don't Let Your Financial Guard Down During RetirementEven if you spent your whole life saving for retirement, you need to keep a watchful eye on your assets after you retire.
The Powers of VinegarRunning out of household ideas that are simple and inexpensive to do? Try opening your closet and digging out that bottle of vinegar.
Is El Niño a theory or a proven fact?The Paita sailors, who frequently navigate along the coast in small craft, either to the north or the south of that port, name this countercurrent the current of "El Niño" (the child Jesus) because it has been observed to appear immediately after Christmas.
A Sugar Lesson for Sweet CookingBefore you whip up that special dessert, keep in mind that granulated white sugar differs in size, as well as use in the kitchen.
Key Health Benefits of Stretching to Increase FlexibilityStretching can improve oxygen flow, relax your muscles and improve your posture!
Sauerkraut, it’s not just for hot dogsThere are several creative recipes that can be made with Sauerkraut.
Don't get the Wedding WoesPlanning any major event is stressful. Planning a wedding is even more stressful. Planning your own wedding...well, a bit more on top of that.
Health Benefits of StrawberriesStrawberries not only look like a fruity heart-shaped valentine, they are filled with unusual phytonutrients that love to promote your health.
Soothing Solutions for Dry, Itchy SkinYour skin needs moisture to stay smooth and supple, and retaining moisture is especially difficult in winter.
About Variable AnnuitiesVariable annuities have become a part of the retirement and investment plans of many Americans. Before you buy a variable annuity, you should know some of the basics –
Simple Cures for Mild ConstipationSelf-treatment of constipation with over–the–counter (OTC) laxatives is by far the most common aid.
Hybrid VehiclesBefore you make your next car purchase, check out a hybrid. There are many benefits, including a tax credit from Uncle Sam.
Hurricane GlossaryBe prepared! Learn the differences between an advisory, warning, and more. Here's a list of the most frequently used hurricane terms, and their definitions.
The Year of No SummerIn prolonged human suffering, no other disaster in New England in history matched the frigid summer of 1816, the coldest in American annals. To this day, no accurate record exists as to the number who perished, or what the financial loss might have been in a winter that lasted from November of 1815 until April 1817. No other event, other than the Gold Rush of 1849, had as much impact upon westward migration as did the "Year of No Summer."
Uninvited Garden Guests: and some natural ways to discourage themLearn how to naturally discourage deer, slugs, moles and other pests from visiting your garden.
The Magical Mysterious MoonFor centuries, the moon has been an object of awe, tall tales, and mysterious powers. Learn more about the many beliefs around the moon here.
Extreme Weather StoriesHurricanes, Tornadoes, and Thunderstorms Did hail wreck your car? Wonder why hurricanes form? Do you live in an area prone to twisters? Check out this informative and interesting story about extreme weather conditions.
Lightning Kills, Play it SafeThere's nothing fun about being struck. Lightning is a very dangerous weather occurrence that isn't taken seriously. Have a safe, enjoyable summer. Here's how to avoid the threat of being struck by lightning.
What is a Shamrock?The shamrock is more than a symbol of luck, it has vast religious and historical meaning to St. Patrick and his followers.
Easy Ways to Preserve our EarthWe can all do something to help preserve our earth. It doesn't have to be difficult.
The Many Helpful Uses of Baking SodaBaking soda can help clean your dishes, fruits and vegetables, as well as help out with other household chores.
One Potato, Two Potato, Three Potato, Four: The Story of America's Favorite VegetableAmericans love potatoes, whether it's fried, baked or mashed. They have become one of America's favorite vegetables. In this article, we will get to the roots of the potato, where it came from, and how it made its way onto our plates, and into our hearts.
Fall Garden Cleanup ChecklistHere’s a basic checklist to use as you put your gardens to bed for the year.
Baking Soda: The Miracle WorkerBaking soda just may be the original natural cure for many health and home related issues.
Fixed Annuity FactsThe fixed-rate annuity is very similar to a bank CD, but typically pays a higher minimum interest rate and offer greater security.
Choosing BakewareWhen it comes to bakeware, there are different materials to choose from. Traditional choices like ceramic and metal are joined by newcomers like silicone and glass. How do they compare?
Saturday: The Trick to Making Halloween a Real TreatWhy the Farmers' Almanac thinks Saturday is the perfect day for Halloween.
Harvesting Tips For Watermelon and Corn on the CobCheck our hints for harvesting two favorite summer vegetables-- watermelon and corn on the cob right here.
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Are slugs and snails attacking your gardens? Rid your garden of these pests naturally and easily with some tips from the Farmers' Almanac.
What Are Meteors?Look to the sky! Is it a bird, plane, shooting star or meteor? Learn what a meteor is, why they happen, and when you might be able to view a meteor shower.
When's the Best Day to Wean?Did you know that there are better times to wean according to the moon? Lean what the rule is for the best day to wean.
Apples: A solution for many health issues.They say an apple a day keeps the doctor away. But did you know apples may help your memory, prevent constipation, assist in digestion and more?!
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A fish in the sky? Discover why August's full moon is named after a large fish.
When is the Real First Day of Spring – March 20th or 21st?Wondering why you grew up thinking the first day of spring was March 21st? The long awaited answer to why we now know the first day of spring is not always the 21st.
Longest Running Almanac Editor In HistorySeptember 18th marks the birth anniversary of the Farmers' Almanac's most colorful editor.
Ewww... What's that Smell?Before you point the finger at a skunk or start looking around for dirty socks, consider that the source of a bad odor might just be . . . a flower. Some plants are known for their bold, beautiful blooms. Others are known for their sweet, luscious fruit. There are a few plants, however, that are famous for something less romantic: A foul, offensive odor. Here are a few putrid plants to ponder.
How did an Almanac Save Christopher Columbus?!Christopher Columbus once used an Almanac and an eclipse to save him and his crew. Find out how.
September's Full Harvest MoonFull moons have some of the most interesting stories behind them. Discover why and now September's full moon is often referred to as the full harvest moon.
A Gardener's Guide to FrostHow to predict when it's coming and what to do about it It's almost fall. Temperatures begin to cool down, but your gardens still look so nice. How do you know when frost may hit and if it will harm your plants? Learn the signs and precautions you should take.
Corns --A Natural Foot ProblemEver wonder what that ball is on your foot? Could it be a corn? If so what is a corn and how do you get rid of it?
Did Abraham Lincoln Read the Farmers' Almanac?You and Lincoln may have something in common. February is the anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birthday. We all know him as a famous president, but did you know he was a lawyer and used the Almanac in a case?
What is Saint Elmo's Fire?This unique phenomenon has been a cause of a lot of speculation and awe. Learn what it is and what causes this "fire."
Healthy Hints for Better HairLearn when's the best day to cut your hair. Did you know there is a certain time in the month that's better for cutting your hair? Find out why and what days are best this month.
Are You Ready for Fall?Inside and Out? Fall is here! Here's a useful checklist for inside and outside chores that should be done before the cooler weather hits full force.
Why are black cats bad luck?Esepcialy when they cross your path! Superstitions - they're everywhere. Did you ever wonder where this notion originated?
What Causes Frost?And wy can't you see any during the day? Frost ...it's that time of year when it happens. But did you ever wonder what causes frost?
Halloween Superstitions and SymbolsIf you see a blue light is a ghost near? Why shouldn't you talk on Halloween? How did Jack o Lanterns originate?
Timely Weather DefinitionsDo you know what these words really mean? Are "squalls" predicted in your area? Do you know what is meant by squalls? What is the halo around the moon caused by?
Do Stars Really Twinkle?How about planets? Have you ever star gazed and noticed that the stars seem to be blinking at you? Do they really twinkle?
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From the Farmers' Almanac Looking for a more natural moth ball remedy? Ever wonder what cloves are? Find the answers and more here.
Best Baking Tips From the Farmers' AlmanacJust in time for Thanksgiving! 'Tis the time to head to the kitchen! The holidays are a great time to bake. Make your time easier by checking out our useful tips.
November's Full Beaver MoonOn Saturday, November 24th, the moon will be full. Learn why this month's full moon is called the full beaver moon.
Forgotten Cures for a StomachacheHoliday parties and indulging leaving you feeling a little off? Here are some natural cures for upset stomachs.
Holiday Plants: How Safe are They?Are poinsettias really that toxic? Learn the truth behind the health risks of some popular holiday plants.
8 Wonderful Gifts That Don't Cost A CentIs holiday shopping hurting your wallet? Remember, it's the thought that counts. Check out our top 8 meaningful and FREE gift ideas.
Was a Snowstorm The Reson for Success?Learn how a snowstorm helped the Howdy-Doody Show. Back in 1947, when TV was still in its infancy, a snowstorm in December literally helped this very popular TV show get a fabulous start.
Food Poisoning: An Unwanted Holiday GiftDon't let the festivities of the holidays make you sick. Learn how to naturally treat a mild case of food poisoning.
Poinsettias. . .The Flower of Christmas Eve Poinsettias are a true holiday tradition. But just how did this seasonal plant become the flower of Christmas Eve?
Peppermint: More than just a popular flavorGot a headache? Sore throat? Upset stomach? Try peppermint! This popular flavor has some interesting healing properties.
Top Ten Favorite Holiday TreatsFrom the Farmers' Almanac Looking for some fantastic holiday treats to bake or give away as gifts? Check out our Top Ten Favorite recipes here.
Cold is the NightWhen the Stars Shine Bright Is there any truth to this weather lore? And how come the stars seem brighter in colder months?
Top ELEVEN Most Memorable Weather EventsIn 1999 we published an article on the 100 Most Memorable Weather Events over the past century. In 2001, we went further back in weather history and named the Top 10. In 2007 we added one more event to the list.
What are frostbite and hypothermia?The cold weather is here. Learn how to recognize and protect you and your loved ones from frostbite and hypothermia.
How long does a star last in outer space?Does it ever explode? Ever wonder how old a star is? Or if it ever explodes? Read on for the answers and more star-filled information.
The Magic of VanillaVanilla is a wonderful flavor. It's used in many recipes, but did you know that it also has many other uses?
What is the definition of Zodiac?Zodiac is a term that is used often, but do you know what it really means?
Is Your Love Written in the Stars?A historical look at astrology. Ever wonder how astronomy and astrology are connected? Learn about how the fate of our ancestors relied on the stars.
Everything Ice Isn't Always NICE!(Unless it's in your favorite drink.) What is ice? Does hail only fall in the summer? Why are ice storms so devastating?
Dental Tips George Washington Could’ve Used!Learn how eating apples, figs, and strawberries can keep your teeth whiter and cleaner.
Easy Ways to CompostDon't throw it away! Compost it! It's better for the environment and for your gardens.
Who had the worst wedding weather?Vote for the best of the worst. Cast your vote for the best of the worst weather that is on our top ten finalist's big day!
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Re: Saving Daylight An actual duplicate of Franklin's letter in which he described why there should be some changes with the clocks.
An Early St. Patrick's Day!St. Patrick's Day is usually celebrated on the 17th of March, but not this year.
Best Wedding Weather State?Ever wonder what states may have the best weather for weddings? Check out what we found from our Worst Wedding Weather Contest.
Earliest Easter You Will See In Your LifetimeUnless you are 95 or over. Easter is on March 23rd this year, one of th earliest dates in can occur. But why?
Need More Sleep?Do you have trouble getting or staying asleep? Here are some easy yet useful tips that may help you get a good night's rest.
Care to Sit on my Waffle?Facts behing the naming of waffles. Ever wonder why a waffle is called a "waffle?"
Why Color Eggs?Easter lore revealed. Easter is almost here! Coloring eggs is a yearly tradition but did you ever wonder why we color them?
Easter Candy EverywhereDid the Easter Bunny leave lots of goodies in baskets? Check out some sweet statistics on Easter candy.
Wedding Contest Results?!Winners, Lore, and More! Farmers' Almanac Worst Wedding Weather Contest voting is over. Learn how our Top Ten campaigned for the most votes, and when the winning couple will be announced.
Springtime Often Means MUD TimeTips and tricks to keep mud outside. Warmer weather means melting. Melting often leads to mud. Find some helpful ways to keep mud to a minimum this season.
Top Twenty Wettest PlacesAnnual precipitation values for the rainiest places. Last week we looked at the rainiest cities in April. This week here's a list of the rainiest places annually!
Three Simple Questions that Could Save a LifeLearn how three simple questions could help you recognize a stroke.
Top Ten Rainiest Cities In AprilApril Showers Bring Rainy Towns Think April is a rainy month in your home town? Imagine receiving more than 12 inches in one month! These cities really do get a lot of rain!
Got Rain? These places don't have much!Top Ten DRIEST Places in the USA Rain, rain where are you? Imagine receiving less than 10 inches of rain in an entire year? It happens in these ten US towns.
Bug Bite? Reach for the toothpaste.Everyday remedies for annoying bug bites. Warmer weather means more outdoor time and more bugs. Find out how to easily take the sting out of the season.
Life, Liberty, and (Iced) Coffee for All!Submit your Iced Coffee Recipe and Learn Coffee's History Share your best iced coffee recipes with us and learn all about coffee in the U.S.
May is Great for Mercury WatchingAre you ready for some night sky fun? Be sure to find out what’s happening and how you may be able to easily recognize this planet in the night sky.
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Looking for a new recipe for Mother's Day? Here are a few favorites from the Farmers' Almanac.
How Hot Have the Past Several Summers Been?How cold have the winters been? Check out these wacky statistics that prove if anything - weather is weird!
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(And Some Tasty Recipes!) Cook up some fantastic foods this Memorial Day. Check out our favorites here.
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And what about the 4th of July? Farmers’ Almanac predicts a “Fairly” good weather weekend for Memorial Day.
Keep Your Skin HealthyNaturally and Inexpensively Good skin is important. Check out some natural ways to keep your skin healthy without going broke.
When is Lightning a Danger?Keep safe this summer. Get these important safety facts about thunderstorms.
A Night Time ShowEarly June is a great time to star gaze at night. Find out what you might be able to see in the night sky.
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If June is wet, will September be dry? Check out some fun weather lore sayings we found about the 6th month of the year.
11 Smart Ways to Make Your Money Last LongerThe cost of living is rising! Here are some of our favorite cost-cutting, penny-pinching tips from past editions of the Farmers’ Almanac:
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Prevent Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke The temperature is rising! Be prepared! Here are some useful tips and natural ways to avoid heat-related health issues.
Weather Predictions Right Again!We called it, yet again! Learn how accurate the Farmers' Almanac forecasts have been this year!
Why is the Sun up so early on June 14th?Earliest sunrise this year. Did you know that on June 14th the Sun will rise earliest ever this year? Find out why here.
What the Hail?Learn more about thunderstorms and hail. Inside a thunderstorm, there are many crazy things - updrafts, winds, ice. Find out more about hail and thunderstorms.
Top Ten Best Outdoor Wedding CitiesWedding season is here. More weddings happen between May and October than any other time of year. Check out where the best outdoor wedding cities are.
A Great GREEN Idea Could Get You Some GREENLearn more about the Best "Greenified" Business Idea Contest and how you can enter.
Summer Sky FunSummer is a fun time to star and planet gaze. Now is a good time to spot Jupiter. Learn more.
Test Your Patriotic KnowledgeFourth of July Fun See how much you really know about some patriotic symbols.
Now Showing: The Summer TriangleStarring: Vega, Altair, and Deneb This is the time of year when you can spot the famous “Summer Triangle.”
Fourth of July SIZZLERS!Top Ten HOTTEST Independence Days Fourth of July is a time for picnics, parades, and fireworks, but maybe not in these towns. Check out how HOT some places get during this patriotic holiday.
Set Your Sights on ScorpionNow is the perfect time to spot a Scorpion in the night sky. Find out where and how.
6 Creative Ways to Keep Cool During Hot Summer DaysSummer heat getting to you? Check out some easy ways to keep cool here.
Will it rain for 40 days?July 15 is St. Swithin's Day. Learn about the lore that suggests if it rains on this day, it will continue for 40 more.
Top 5 Best Weather Cities To Catch a Minor League Baseball GameRain can spoil or cancel the game! Find out where the best weather is to catch a game this summer.
Top Six Favorite July Things To DoJuly is a fun time for many things. Check out our top six picks here.
Armstrong and Aldrin: The Eagle Has Landed"One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." Read first-hand accounts of this famous trip to the moon.
Farmers’ Almanac Hurricane Update: 9 Named Storms Likely!Tropical storm activity is picking up. Find out what the Farmers' Almanac is predicting here.
First Solar Eclipse in 2 Years!This Friday, August 1, 2008 There will be a total eclipse of the sun this Friday. Find out more from Farmers' Almanac experts.
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Personal Training Company Turns Water Into Green Winnings Check out how this company eliminated water bottles, recycles water, and wins the Best Greenified™ Idea Contest.
Too Busy to Exercise? Think Again.Simple Ways to Sneak in Exercise. Life is busy, but exercise is important. Check out our easy ways to sneak in some exercise.
You Say Tomato, I Say Let’s Eat!Red, ripe tomatoes are abundant right now. Try these delicious recipes, and enjoy the health benefits!
Like snow? Count the number of fogs.The story behind weather lore and how Farmers' Almanac makes its long-range weather predictions.
Look -- It's a Shooting Star!Don't miss one of the year's best meteor showers. The Perseids peak August 12.
Dog Days End – A Fish is in the Sky!Where did the term, "Dog Days of Summer" originate? Look to the sky.
Olympic Traditions: One World, One DreamThe 2008 Summer Olympic Games begin August 8 in Beijing and will carry on centuries of tradition.
Save Money – Make Your Own RemediesNatual cures for acne, toothpaste and more. Check out these natural and inexpensive ways to make your own remedies.
Pole Vaulting to a Solar EclipseFirst-hand account from Farmers' Almanac Astronomer. Imagine flying in a plane to chase a solar eclipse. That's what Joe Rao our astronomer did. Here's his eclipse review.
Cooking Quiz: Can you tell truth from myth?Start coffee with cold or hot water? Should you put oil in pasta water? Find the answers here.
Easy Ways to Save SeedsGarden Seed Harvesting Love your cucumbers this year? Learn how to save their seeds and plant them next year.
Recipes
A Southern, all-time favorite. Make it as spicy or mild as you please. It is hearty on a cold winter's night. If you are cooking for a crowd, this recipe can easily be doubled. Be sure to serve this with cornbread!
This is a healthy, fresh tasting salad that will give you an easy way to enjoy the many nutritional benefits of beans.
Use frozen strawberries in this strawberry bread recipe. It's simple, quick and perfect for breakfast!
This really simple roast leg of lamb recipe is perfect for those who have never cooked a leg of lamb. You don't need many ingredients, but the taste is gourmet!
This sweet and sour pot roast is flavored with onions, vinegar, brown sugar, and other seasonings.
This is the basic appetizer that my family grew up with. It was served on holiday occasions.
Made ahead, a bowl of this salad would make a well-rounded lunch, or dinner for one of those too-busy-to-cook nights.
This delicious recipe for eggnog is safe for anyone to drink because the eggs are cooked in a custard.
Make this incredibly delicious drink and enjoy it while trimming the Christmas tree.
A dish that is incredibly easy to prepare, and yet great tasting. Stud with cloves for a festive look.
A Southern tradition, this simple and hearty one-pot meal is great to serve for a variety of occasions.
The aromatic signals that broadcast from a slow simmering Brunswick Stew brings everyone into the kitchen anxious for a taste.
Leeks and onions sweated in butter are simmered in chicken broth with thinly sliced potatoes in this smooth soup with heavy cream. Serve cold.
The king of all table birds is the turkey. Although it is appearing more often at times other than Thanksgiving and Christmas, the turkey deserves an appearance regularly in the daily diet. Not only is it mighty good eating, it's a valuable source of proteins, vitamin B and iron. And it's low in calories.
These refrigerator rolls can be made with leftover mashed potatoes. After the dough is made, shape rolls into a variety of styles.
Roasted potatoes coated with olive oil and your favorite herbs, are always a crowd pleaser.
Beef and mushrooms cooked in sour cream and served over noodles, this classic recipe has proved itself time and time again.
Delicious and super simple to make! This is the stuffing to make if you're looking for simplicity in your stuffing.
Sweet, rich, and crunchy. This Southern recipe is a wonderful alternative to candied yams.
This Spanish eggs recipe makes a delicious breakfast. Easy to make, the recipe calls for fresh ingredients to make this entree perfect.
