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12.19.2008 11:26 am

Toast the holidays with Sparkling Red Cherry Punch

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Sparkling Red Cherry Punch

Sparkling Red Cherry Punch

If you’re looking something easy and festive for a holiday party or family gathering, here’s a great idea. Stir together healthful tart cherry juice and orange juice, then punch it up with orange liqueur and sparkling wine.…

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12.18.2008 5:30 am

Fast, festive fun dessert features seasonal ice creams

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Scooping ice cream onto cookies

Scooping ice cream onto cookies

Peppermint-stick ice cream. Eggnog ice cream. Pumpkin ice cream. Just before Thanksgiving, ice cream makers roll out wonderful seasonal flavors. They’re good in a bowl or on a slice of pie, but for something different, use…

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12.11.2008 1:26 pm

Pumpkin gingerbread trifle recipe is an easy holiday dessert

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Pumpkin trifle: hard to resist

My daughter brought this recipe when she came home for Thanksgiving, and it was a big hit at our family dinner. (That’s her holding the trifle as my son mugs for the camera.)

We made the gingerbread…

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12.09.2008 4:38 am

Favorite cookbook recipes: Edible ornaments from “Hello, Cupcake!”

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Edible Ornaments

Edible Ornaments

Colorful, whimsical and just plain fun, Hello, Cupcake! Irresistibly Playful Creations Anyone Can Make, by Karen Tack and Alan Richardson (Houghton Mifflin, $15.95 trade paperback, 230 pages), is one of my favorite cookbooks of 2008.

It’s filled with imaginative projects. Follow…

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11.25.2008 2:25 pm

Holiday recipe: Slow-cooker cider gives guests a warm welcome

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Hot mulled cider (Shutterstock image)

Hot mulled cider (Shutterstock image)

Here’s a lovely way to welcome guests to a winter gathering, be it Thanksgiving dinner, a cookie exchange party, the first night of Hanukkah, Christmas Eve, a Kwanzaa celebration, a New Year’s open house … (you…

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11.20.2008 4:30 am

Stuffed chicken breasts just right for an intimate Thanksgiving feast

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Stuffed Chicken Breasts

Stuffed Chicken Breasts

Sometimes a turkey — or even a whole chicken — is just too much for Thanksgiving dinner. This festive recipe would make a nice alternative entree. It’s even stuffed, albeit with cheese, apples and almonds rather than a…

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