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When the crisp autumn air rolls in, nothing beats the satisfaction of turning a bushel of apples into homemade applesauce. On the farm, apple-picking was always a family tradition. The apple trees were scattered throughout our 200 acres. But we knew where to find them. We’d head out to the apple orchards, and by the …

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This Strawberry Spinach Salad recipe, featuring creamy avocado and a tangy poppy seed dressing, is a real crowd-pleaser. As strawberry season arrives and warmer months beckon, it’s the perfect time of year to enjoy the sweet, juicy strawberries in a fresh salad. Whether you’re looking for a great side dish or a light main course, …

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There’s something incredibly nostalgic about a bowl of vinegar and oil coleslaw. For me, it conjures memories of summer cookouts, family gatherings, and picnics in the park. Where the tangy coleslaw was always a perfect side dish for juicy pork sandwiches or crispy fish tacos. Grandma first made this when she cooked in restaurants when …

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This Sautéed Broccoli Rabe with Garlic and Red Pepper Flakes is such a simple, impressive side dish. If you grow this in your garden, find it at a farmer market, or see it in the grocery store, grab some. I love broccoli rabe. This dish is a great side for any Italian meal, tossed with …

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Broccoli rabe, also known as rapini or turnip broccoli, is a nutrient-packed cruciferous vegetable that has a unique place in Italian cuisine. Despite its name, broccoli rabe is not the same as broccoli florets or even baby broccoli. Instead, it’s more closely related to mustard greens and turnip tops. This vibrant green vegetable features long …

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