Did You Know – Banned Bread

Discover the unique history of sliced bread in the U.S., from its commercial debut in 1928 to its brief World War II ban and public backlash. Did you know the U.S. once banned sliced bread? Sliced bread was first sold commercially in 1928 and quickly grew into a culinary sensation, until its rise came to an abrupt halt when it […]

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Reuben Casserole Recipe

Corned beef, sauerkraut, rye bread, thousand island dressing & Swiss cheese made into a casserole that is baked in the oven and tastes delicious!  My favorite sandwich is corned beef, so I thought why not have a casserole instead. I cook the corned beef and sauerkraut a day ahead making this so easy on St. Patrick’s Day. To see my […]

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Homemade Stuffing Without A Bird

Growing up, this was the only way my mom made the stuffing for inside the turkey. Stuffing that didn’t fit in the turkey was put into a casserole dish and baked separately. Golden brown on the outside, moist and tender on the inside. Every Thanksgiving my family wants to eat Stove Top Stuffing with our dinner, not my choice. Now […]

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Did You Know -Cooking Tips #3

When you fry beef, sprinkle it with paprika for extra flavor and to make the beef golden brown. Always thaw beef in the refrigerator for maximum safety. Refrigerate poultry promptly after purchasing it. Keep it in the coldest section of the refrigerator for no more than two days or freeze for longer storage.  When you microwave skinless chicken pieces, cover […]

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