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How to Make Ice Cream Cake

How to Make Ice Cream Cake

Posted by Julie on Jun 27th 2016

If you aren't tempted by ice cream cake, we salute you. For the rest of us, ice cream cake may be the ultimate downfall. But there's a reason why we usually grab one from the store freezer: making … read more
Homemade Fruit Leather: Naturally Sweet

Homemade Fruit Leather: Naturally Sweet

Posted by Julie on Jun 24th 2016

Fruit leather can be a nutritious and convenient snack, especially when it comes from your own oven or dehydrator. Instead of buying the boxed variety full of unpronounceable ingredi … read more
Campfire Cooking: Roughing It Can Be Delicious

Campfire Cooking: Roughing It Can Be Delicious

Posted by Julie on Jun 22nd 2016

If you've ever gone camping, you know that food tastes better when it's cooked over a campfire. Whether it's freshly caught fish, pancakes on a griddle, or marshmallows speared on a sharpened stick … read more
Ask the Experts: How To Blanch Vegetables?

Ask the Experts: How To Blanch Vegetables?

Posted by Julie on Jun 20th 2016

Q: What does it mean to blanch vegetables, and how do I do it? When should I blanch vegetables instead of steaming, roasting or sautéing them? A: Blanching is a smart technique for any cook … read more
Cobbler Recipe Roundup: Easy as Cobbler!

Cobbler Recipe Roundup: Easy as Cobbler!

Posted by Julie on Jun 17th 2016

Fruit cobbler is one of the easiest ways to turn seasonal fruit into a fantastic dessert from scratch. It's so easy that the saying "Easy as pie!" ought to be changed to "Easy as cobbler!" A good c … read more
Sangria Recipe Roundup: Spain's Party Punch

Sangria Recipe Roundup: Spain's Party Punch

Posted by Julie on Jun 15th 2016

Sangria made its debut in the US at the 1964 World's Fair in New York City. Since then it's become a refreshing summer staple for adults. While sangria originally hails from Spain and Portu … read more