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Recipes

Mushroom & Spinach Pork Chops!
It's so easy, a teenager made this and was pretty proud of it! We served it with couscous, which was great for soaking up the sauce.
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Liver Pâté
A great way for non-liver-lovers to get the superfood in their diet!
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Autumn Beef Stew
Warm up your family with this tasty Autumn Beef Stew!
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Oriental Pork Strips
Easy crock pot meal!
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Gyros
Classic Greek dish that is easy to make in your own home!
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Sausage Potato Soup
Tasty soup for a cold night!
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Kielbasa with potatoes and peppers
Easy and tasty meal that your family will love!
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Sirloin Steak
American favorite!
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Oven Baked Chili Cheese Dogs
Perfect game day hot dogs!
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Jalapeno Popper Hot Dogs
Perfect game day hot dogs!
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Pizza Dogs
Perfect game day hot dogs!
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Slow Cooker Barbequed Spareribs
3 ingredients to tasty ribs! Customize your spareribs with a special homemade barbecue sauce. Most barbecue sauce recipes have a ketchup, vinegar, and molasses base. Many include brown sugar and Worcestershire sauce as well. It's the other flavoring ingredients that distinguish one sauce recipe from another. Spicy Southern Barbecue Sauce uses mustard and hot sauce while this Beer Barbecue Sauce adds onion, garlic, and cayenne. Whiskey also makes a great barbecue sauce. You can choose the Jack Daniel's Barbecue Sauce recipe, which includes smoke flavoring and Tabasco. The Jim Beam Barbecue Sauce also uses liquid smoke but adds mustard and soy sauce to the mix. If you really enjoy ribs, you will not regret learning how to make barbecue sauce at home. Plus, with all these great recipes, your ribs can take on an entirely different taste each time you make them.
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