Rutabaga or Swedish turnip is a root vegetable worthy of some love in Fall inspired dishes. Mostly milder in taste than the …
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What to do with leftover duck fat in the fridge? Make a Duck Fat Apple Pie of course! Well, that’s probably not …
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DinnerFall RecipesGerman RecipesHealthyRecipesRouladeSauerkrautStuffedVegetarian
Butternut Sauerkraut Quinoa Cabbage Rolls
When fall rolls around, I like to roast a big batch of butternut squash and make soup, using the herbs from my …
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It’s almost criminal how easy this elegant and flavorful Walnut Blue Cheese Baked Pears appetizer is to make. In under 30 minutes, …
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This simple to prepare, Pear Potato Cheese Casserole for your harvest table sports a unique flavor. Additionally, it can serve as a …
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This Potato Turmeric Rosemary Soup reminds me. Summer’s over. Boo Hoo. However, I’m turning that frown upside down because my favorite time …
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Shhh, don’t tell pumpkin, but I prefer butternut squash. There is something about the sweet flavor that draws me in. Vats of …
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To be honest, pumpkin and sauerkraut are never my favorite things to eat. After years of food blogging and 10 years living …
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Lemon Roast Chicken Over a Bed of Marjoram Semmelknödel
Why bother serving roast chicken pieces with semmelknoedel in ball form when you can just lay the pieces on a whole damn …
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This Baked Apples Stuffed with Sage Beef & Rice is a surprise recipe. Baked apples are usually served up as dessert. In …
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So all those pumpkins I roasted and made puree out of awhile back? Except for the Tarragon Roasted Pumpkin Hummus I made, …
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The leaves are a falling. The fall colors are spectacular and I am once again obsessed with my collection of leaf-shaped cookie …
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My mother has been making this pink applesauce recipe for as long as I can remember. I call it My Mom’s Magical …
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German Plum Tart – FLA la la la la
This tart has many names depending on where in Germany you live. Pflaumenkuchen in some places. In Bavaria, it’s called zwetschgendatschi. Here in …
