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70How To Make Crispy Toast Cups
These easy crispy toast cups make a great meal for the main course or dessert.
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66Mint Herb And Its Many Uses
Several mints, such as peppermint and spearmint, have become so entrenched in day-to-day living that many people never associate the zesty flavors in their favorite toothpastes and chewing gums with these free-spirited herbs. Mints come in lots of...
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65How To Make Easy Carrot Muffins
Nothing can beat the smell of fresh baked muffins hot from the oven. These carrot muffins are not only delicious but nutritios as well.
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68How To Use A Bagged Salad
Bags of washed and dried lettuce leaves of every imaginable variety beckon even the most time challenged salad maker. Gone are the days when a head of iceberg lettuce lay neglected and then rotted in the refrigerator drawer.
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65Making Tomato Celery Aspic
An aspic is a cold food coated with or molded in a jelly. Originally, the jelly was made of beef, veal, chicken, or fish stock which gelled when cooled because of natural gelatin. Today, however, gelatin is often added to firm the gel. Aspics are...
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70Growing And Using Evening Primrose
Use the seeds of evening primrose in your recipes the same as you would use poppy seeds. They make a great addition to bread recipes
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73Angelica Herb And Its Many Uses
The flower heads and blooms are ideal for larger, showy herbal wreaths, as well as larger garlands and pressed pictures. This little know herb is very versatile and can be used for many things around the home.
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66Easy Mushroom Sauce
Sauces and gravies can make a simple food into a delicious gourmet delight.
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69Your Career As An Office Worker
Who is the first person you meet when you enter a business office? The receptionist. Who is the first person you speak to on the telephone? Usually, the switchboard operator. No business can run smoothly without the services of the office workers....
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67Cook A Rabbit For Dinner
Rabbit flesh is slightly denser than chicken, however, so you will need to increase cooking times slightly.
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