Meredith Deeds
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Savor summer produce with these appetizer recipes
MINNEAPOLIS - Late summer in Minnesota can be bittersweet for produce lovers. Just when our favorite veggies are at their peak, farmers markets start sneaking in mums and apples. It feels like fall is tapping us on the shoulder while we're still reaching for another ear of corn. So, before the season slips away, it's worth pulling together a few appetizers that let us savor what's left of summer's best.
Soups to take the chill off: Recipes ready in 30 minutes or less
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Warm up your weekends with these winter brunch recipes
By the time winter reaches its midpoint, it is easy to feel like the only sensible plan is to hunker down and wait for brighter days. Hosting a winter brunch, though — something colorful, comforting and celebratory— can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season.
Warm up your weekends with these winter brunch recipes
By the time winter reaches its midpoint, it is easy to feel like the only sensible plan is to hunker down and wait for brighter days. Hosting a winter brunch, though - something colorful, comforting and celebratory- can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season.
Warm up your weekends with these winter brunch recipes
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Meredith Deeds and Connor Deeds, The Minnesota Star Tribune By the time winter reaches its midpoint, it is easy to feel like the only sensible plan is to hunker down and wait for brighter days. Hosting a winter brunch, though — something colorful, comforting and celebratory— can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season. A fennel salad makes a bright, refreshing start, especially as winter citrus hits its peak.
Warm up Your Weekends With These Winter Brunch Recipes
A winter brunch doesn’t need to be elaborate to feel restorative. Hosting a winter brunch can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season. Hosting a winter brunch can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season. Dreamstime/TNS By Meredith Deeds and Connor Deeds The Minnesota Star Tribune By the time winter reaches its midpoint, it is easy to feel like the only sensible plan is to hunker down and wait for brighter days.
3 soups that will take the chill off - and be ready in 30 minutes or less
When the temperature dips and dinner needs to happen fast — or a bowl of comfort is in order — a pot of soup can feel like a small miracle. But just 30 minutes on the stove is all it takes to coax big flavors out of humble ingredients, especially when you lean on smart techniques and strategic shortcuts. These three soup recipes deliver comfort without the wait, and come with three lessons in making weeknight cooking easier and more delicious.
Warm up your weekends with these winter brunch recipes
By the time winter reaches its midpoint, it is easy to feel like the only sensible plan is to hunker down and wait for brighter days. Hosting a winter brunch — something colorful and celebratory— can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season. A fennel salad makes a bright, refreshing start, especially as winter citrus hits its peak.
Warm up your weekends with these winter brunch recipes
By the time winter reaches its midpoint, it is easy to feel like the only sensible plan is to hunker down and wait for brighter days. Hosting a winter brunch, though — something colorful, comforting and celebratory — can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season. A fennel salad makes a bright, refreshing start, especially as winter citrus hits its peak.
Warm up your weekends with these winter brunch recipes
By the time winter reaches its midpoint, it is easy to feel like the only sensible plan is to hunker down and wait for brighter days. Hosting a winter brunch, though -- something colorful, comforting and celebratory-- can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season. A fennel salad makes a bright, refreshing start, especially as winter citrus hits its peak.
Warm up your weekends with these winter brunch recipes
By the time winter reaches its midpoint, it is easy to feel like the only sensible plan is to hunker down and wait for brighter days. Hosting a winter brunch, though - something colorful, comforting and celebratory- can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season. A fennel salad makes a bright, refreshing start, especially as winter citrus hits its peak.
Warm up your weekends with these winter brunch recipes
Hosting a winter brunch can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season. (Dreamstime/TNS) By the time winter reaches its midpoint, it is easy to feel like the only sensible plan is to hunker down and wait for brighter days. Hosting a winter brunch, though - something colorful, comforting and celebratory- can be the perfect way to bring a little sunshine to a cold, gray season. A fennel salad makes a bright, refreshing start, especially as winter citrus hits its peak.
3 soups that will take the chill off - and be ready in 30 minutes or less
When the temperature dips and dinner needs to happen fast — or a bowl of comfort is in order — a pot of soup can feel like a small miracle. But just 30 minutes on the stove is all it takes to coax big flavors out of humble ingredients, especially when you lean on smart techniques and strategic shortcuts. These three soup recipes deliver comfort without the wait, and come with three lessons in making weeknight cooking easier and more delicious. 1.
3 easy recipes for a winter brunch with bright flavors
Warm up your weekends with these winter brunch recipes Bright flavors, a few sweet touches and your favorite people are just what’s needed to get through the last stretch of the season. Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Tart adds a sweet touch to a winter brunch. (Connor Deeds/For the Minnesota Star Tribune) Comment Gift Share Listen Print By the time winter reaches its midpoint, it is easy to feel like the only sensible plan is to hunker down and wait for brighter days.
Three soups that will take the chill off - Ready in 30 minutes or less
When the temperature dips and dinner needs to happen fast — or a bowl of comfort is in order — a pot of soup can feel like a small miracle. But just 30 minutes on the stove is all it takes to coax big flavors out of humble ingredients, especially when you lean on smart techniques and strategic shortcuts. These three soup recipes deliver comfort without the wait, and come with three lessons in making weeknight cooking easier and more delicious. 1.
Spicy Swedish meatballs? Holiday appetizers get a festive upgrade
Thanksgiving may be all about the turkey, stuffing and pie, but at our house the real magic begins long before the bird hits the table. At any holiday get-together, it’s the appetizers that set the tone, welcoming friends and family with comforting aromas and bold flavors. A mix of textures, temperatures and flavors keep guests engaged and the table more interesting, which is why we’ve created some unexpected and sophisticated bites to get the party started.
3 soups that will take the chill off - and be ready in 30 minutes or less
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Meredith Deeds and Connor Deeds, The Minnesota Star Tribune When the temperature dips and dinner needs to happen fast — or a bowl of comfort is in order — a pot of soup can feel like a small miracle. But just 30 minutes on the stove is all it takes to coax big flavors out of humble ingredients, especially when you lean on smart techniques and strategic shortcuts.
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