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Stephanie loves fresh, organic food, especially locally grown. When she’s not writing about her gastronomic adventures, she is a food marketer, freelance writer, graphic designer, gardener and aspiring novelist. Read her tweets at twitter.com/wordslr, or email her directly.

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Quick and easy holiday cookies

Thursday, December 24th, 2009

Whether you're struggling for a last minute hostess gift, an activity for the kids, or a unique dessert, here are some great ideas for creating a...
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Easy Split Pea soup, hot food for a cold day

Thursday, December 10th, 2009

The weather has turned cold and serving up a hot homemade soup is just what you need to the chill off. I love soup, so it’s hard to say a...
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Quick and delicious goat cheese stuffed dates, the perfect potluck finger food

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Appetizers, hors d'oeuvres, finger food, whatever you need for guests, potlucks and other gatherings, I’ve an answer for you. If you’re...
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Stuffing or dressing, you decide

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The basics of stuffing and dressing are essentially the same, as a matter of fact there is only one true difference between the two … how they...
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Cooking the perfect turkey

There are endless articles on the best way to cook a turkey. Many complain that it’s difficult to bake a turkey whole, but yet that’s the...
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Organic, Shaken and Stirred, an organic drinkers guide worthy of a bottoms up

According to Paul Abercrombie, “medical experts say that organic alcohol is lower in methanol – the toxin responsible for hangovers...
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Rouge Tomate, elegant, nutritious and divine dining in NYC

The first thing you’ll notice when you enter Rouge Tomate NYC is that for a large sized restaurant it’s quiet. Take a look at their design...
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Rain Organic Vodka, the cornerstone of a great drink

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The holidays are coming and if you’re wondering what to stock in the liquor cabinet or what to bring the host of the party, I highly suggest...
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FREE Fair Trade Chocolate this Thursday

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You read that right! In celebration of Fair Trade month, the brilliant people at Divine Chocolate will be giving away samples of their Fair Trade...
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Guayaki Yerba Mate, Lemon Elation

The people at Sebastopol based Guayaki (gwy-uh-kee) have recently introduced a canned version of their yerba mate tea with lemon. I’ve had the...
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