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Clean and wash greens until water is no longer green, but clear. In a large pot, boil ham hocks and salt pork for about 1 hour on medium heat, then add collards to boiling ingredients. Cook for an ...

Combine butter, garlic, salt, pepper, tarragon, mustard, shallot and bread crumbs to form a panade. Stuff chicken breasts under the skin with the butter panade. Roast chicken breasts for 25 minutes at ...

Soften goat cheese and neufchatel cheese to room temperature. Put goat cheese and neufchatel in a food processor and blend until smooth, no lumps. Add pesto, half-n-half, artichoke hearts and pulse ...

Beat the yolks until light. (I use a stand mixer.) Add the sugar gradually and continue beating. Add the sour cream, rum, vanilla, almond extract, and salt; mix well. Add the flour a little at a time ...

Melt butter over low heat and add flour. Whisk constantly to prevent it from turning brown. Stir in paprika and garlic. Slowly add hot milk to the butter & flour, continually whisking to reduce lumps.

Wash meat, sprinkle lightly with seasoned salt, place on barbecue rack, slow cook for 12 hours before being removed to serve on Kaiser bun with coleslaw and barbeque sauce. Chop cabbage finely. Mix ...

First heat a sauté pan and then add olive oil, shrimp, shallots and cook for a few moments. Add minced garlic, pepper supreme and herbs. Cook for 1 minute. Deglaze pan with Worcestershire and beer, ...

Rice — cook the jasmine rice in water approx. 10-min. Add finely chopped ginger, sesame seeds, sesame oil, and salt & pepper to taste. Tuna — Add olive oil to sauté pan and allow to get very hot (not ...

Boil the hot dog, steam the poppy-seed bun and top with mustard, relish, onions, tomato slices, pickle, hot peppers and a dash of celery salt.

Delve into a hot dining trend, a country’s cuisine, or the origins of culinary traditions on our weekly blog about the World of Food. Check, Please! host Alpana Singh returns for our 18th season! Each ...

As promised, here are a few more stories behind the brand names you see during your trip down the grocery story aisle. Dinty Moore – That familiar name on canned beef stew was taken from a character ...