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Maggie Glisan

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I Tried Hanky Pankies—The Vintage Appetizer One Woman Searched 27 Years For Original

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By Maggie Glisan
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
Credit: Grant Webster / Food Styling: Emily Nienhaus, Growing up, my grandmother had a small repertoire of party snacks she'd set out during happy hour when the whole family was around. Cheesy olive bites. Shrimp cocktail. Spiced nuts. Cheese puffs. Nothing too fussy or done-up. But always arranged on a pretty tray or in an elegant glass bowl. Nanette (she'll be 98 this year) had a knack for making simple things feel special.
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I Tried Hanky Pankies—The Vintage Appetizer One Woman Searched 27 Years For

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By Maggie Glisan
| Flipboard
2 hours ago Here’s what to do instead. You may want to rethink how you store your berries. In our ongoing journey to find the best food storage solutions, we spoke to professional chefs about how they extend the freshness of their produce at home. They all agreed on one bad habit that will ruin your berries …
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These Garlic Recipes Are So Good, Thousands of Readers Saved Them Original

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By Maggie Glisan
| Better Homes and Gardens Verified
NEW! Save as a collection on MyRecipes Credit: Grant Webster Is there ever a dish that can’t be improved by a little garlic? So long as you don’t plan on smoochin’ anyone later (as my mother used to say…didn’t everyone’s?) more garlic is always a good idea in our book, and these recipes lean all the way in.
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