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Turkey Italian Wedding Soup

Turkey Italian Wedding Soup

Classic Italian soup is a favorite throughout the U.S. Contrary to the popular belief that it is a soup meant for weddings, the dish actually got its name from the Italian phrase si sposono bene, meaning that two things are well married. And indeed, the unique marriage of flavors is sure to have your taste buds celebrating.

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Apples Give A Healthy Start To A New Year

The Jewish New Year - Rosh Hashanah - features apples and honey rather than champagne and fireworks. Like most New Year's celebrations, it is a joyous occasion, but just a bit more solemn.

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Savory Pancakes Are Perfect Holiday Hors D'Oeuvres

With Christmas and Hanukkah less than one week apart this year, I am thinking about dishes I can serve for both holidays. Looking at traditional Christmas dishes, I notice that most are closely tied to one country...

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Celebrating Today's Irish Cooking

Celebrating Today's Irish Cooking

St. Patrick's Day is perfect for celebrating the renaissance of great cooking in Ireland. Today, travelers go for the food, rather than despite it, touring the country to enjoy the breathtaking, green countryside and the dynamic energy of the cities.

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Your Valentine's Bubbly Personality

Few things in life hold the seductive allure of a flute filled with sparkling wine; few sounds say "I love you" more eloquently than the succinct POP of its cork.

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Valentine's Day Dinner a Deux

When Valentine’s Day falls on a Friday, as it does this year, the desire to create a romantic evening at home often collides with workday realities.

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