Archive for the 'Winter' Category

Nov 05 2009

Holiday Fruit Preserves

Published by under Autumn,Holiday,Side Dish,Winter

holiday fruit preserves

Did you know there are only five states in the US that grow cranberries? Besides my homestate, Wisconsin, cranberries are grown in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Washington, and Oregon. Because cranberries are native to Wisconsin, I’m able to get local cranberries every year. For the holidays last year, I wanted to try something new in my […]

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Oct 20 2009

Grandma’s Molasses Roll-Out Cookies

Published by under Autumn,Dessert,Winter

Molasses Roll-Out Cookies

These cookies are a holiday staple in my family, though I always wish to have them more often. I generally refrain, however, from baking them more than once a year, so they retain their holiday magic. They are so darn tasty that my aunt had to hide them in the trunk of her car to […]

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Sep 06 2009

Easy Sugar Cookies

easy sugar cookies

When my brother and I were little, we referred to the sugar cookies my mom would make around the holidays as “Cookie Dough Cookies.” We understood that all cookies came from dough, but none of those other cookie doughs were quite as special. This particular dough had to be made the day before and chilled […]

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Jun 05 2009

Slow-Cooker Chili

chili

Chili in June? When temperatures are below normal by a good ten degrees, slow-cooker chili is a great weeknight meal. It’s effortless, but it also freezes beautifully, so even if you only have one day of cool temperatures, you don’t have to worry that the chili will go to waste. And if, during the middle […]

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