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     Inspired by Amy’s frozen dinner, Black Bean and Vegetable Enchiladas, (All of Amy’s frozen dinners are great!),     three would-be gourmets taste-tested a copy-cat recipe that proved to be very good — almost as good as Amy’s.   The recipe is below, in case you do not have one for enchiladas or have never tried a mole sauce […]

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Recently taste-tested, this duo rated a unanimous thumbs up.  Exceptional for aroma and taste, both can be prepared ahead of time.  The roasted vegetables will keep under refrigeration for up to four days in advance, and the corn pudding can be assembled several hours before baking. ROASTED WINTER VEGETABLES – serves 4 to 6 1        lb carrots […]

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Veggie Meatloaf with Mashed Potatoes and Gravy     (Serves 8)    1 1/2 cups     prepared lentils 1 1/2 cups     carrots, grated (one large or two medium-size) 1 1/2 cups     onion, grated (one medium-size) 1 1/2 cups     water 1 1/2 cups     dry bread crumbs 1 1/2 cups     shredded cheese (Monterey Jack) 2 […]

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French Onion Soup Serves 4 Rick M sends us this recipe as we anticipate cooler days ahead.  From an old fashioned French onion soup recipe, it will delight you with croutons and grated cheese; just the way they used to serve it at les Halles in Paris. Calories: 335    Preparation: 15 minutes    Cooking: 30 minutes                                   4 large red […]

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Rick M sent encouraging research results for coffee drinkers, below; and it reminded us of a favorite summer beverage recipe. If you like quick and easy and cheap, now you can also have delicious, refreshing, and healthy in a summer cooler with a good chance that the coffee consumption will to some extent suppress the […]

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  SWEDISH PANCAKES Elegant for a holiday breakfast or comforting and cozy on a winter night, the Swedish version of the thin pancake can be ready in 20 minutes and requires only the most basic ingredients.  These quickbreads came into my family via my German heritage as “egg pancakes.”  Grandmother did the baking for the local tuberculosis […]

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MOTHER FOOL’S CORN CHOWDER  What could be more satisfying on an autumn day than this vegan (yet completely delicious) version of corn chowder from Mother Fool’s Coffee House of Madison, Wisconsin? 3          large russet potatoes, peeled and diced 10        cups water 3          tablespoons vegetable oil  1          large onion diced 1          red bell pepper, seeded and diced […]

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