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A good rice pilaf recipe starts with some variety of rice that is fried or browned before adding other ingredients. Rice pilaf can include two or more meats, several vegetables and a multitude of added spices and sauces.

By Helen Polaski

When learning how to prepare squash, it's important to understand that not all squashes are created equal.

By Helen Polaski

Potatoes au gratin, a decadent side dish, consists of sliced potatoes that are baked in the oven with a thick white sauce. This dish is great when served with a fresh salad, French bread and a substantive main course.

By E. A.A.

Nothing speaks of the South like a glass bowl of ambrosia fruit salad on the dinner table. This is more nearly a dessert fruit salad than a regular salad with its delicate mixture of soft fruits mixed with coconut. In Texas and Louisiana, recipes for ambrosia fruit salad include ripe bananas drizzled with citrus juices to keep the slices white and the fruit is enrobed in a creamy dressing of sweetened sour cream or marshmallow.

By Elece Hollis

This iconic American classic is served from sea to shining sea for good reason. It is delicious and goes great alongside just about any meat you want to put on the table.

By Aaron Baer Harsha

To start incorporating healthier foods in your diet, look no further than this list of legumes. Legumes are low in fat, high in fiber, and are an excellent source of protein. They're also high in vitamin B and rich in antioxidants. 

By Helen Polaski

Squash varieties offer many different tastes and textures and, since some squash types store extremely well, their flavors can be savored and enjoyed for months.

By Helen Polaski

You've heard you should eat more beans and legumes, but you're not sure how. The more you learn about the types of beans and legumes, the easier it will be to add them to both main dishes and side dishes.

By Rachel Mork

If you are looking for the perfect addition to a barbecue feast, consider creating a delicious side of cole slaw. Whether you want a creamy cole slaw with a rich mayonnaise cole slaw dressing or a crisp and easy cole slaw with fresh vegetables, there are many recipes to choose from.

By Cheryl Bowman

Italian meatball recipes take advantage of many traditional elements you'd naturally expect to find in Italian spaghetti sauce, such as garlic, oregano, basil, marjoram, thyme, savory, rosemary, sage and, of course, Parmesan cheese.

By Helen Polaski

A basic pork sausage recipe, or breakfast sausage, as it is commonly called, is easy to make. The main ingredients are ground pork, salt, a little bit of water to keep it from becoming too sticky and a few spices.

By Helen Polaski

Cooking red beans requires much more time than just opening a can, but the results are worth it. If you're cooking dried red beans, you should keep a few tips in mind to help things go as perfectly as possible.

By Aysha Schurman

Hash browns are the dish that turns a simple breakfast a hearty breakfast. Cereal is fine for a quick start, and eggs and toast are great, but, when you add hash browns to the mix, breakfast becomes a sit-down meal.

By Helen Polaski

Whether you have purchased too many potatoes at the grocery store or just harvested your garden, you need to know how to store potatoes. Here's how to make them last.

By E. A.A.

Are you ready for an easy potato salad recipe that reminds you of a summer Sunday afternoon dinner at your favorite aunt's house? This healthy and easy version of that recipe is creamy and crunchy, and it's always a crowd pleaser. 

By Kristen Oliveri

Amaranth is a nutritious whole grain that is sold in health food stores. Since it has a high fatty acid content level, it should be stored in a container in the refrigerator for up to three months. If you're new to this hearty whole grain and want to learn how to cook amaranth, you'll be pleased at how easy it is to prepare.

By Rachel Mork

If making your own smoked sausage recipes, you need to be careful. If you don't take precautions, food poisoning can occur.

By Helen Polaski

Black bean recipes can be as simple or as complex as your heart desires, so it's easy to find any kind of black bean recipe you may need depending on what's in your pantry.

By Aysha Schurman

If you prepare an Italian sausage and peppers recipe, the smell of the dish frying will bring the whole family to the table.

By Helen Polaski

Mustard potato salad is a zesty side dish for nearly any occasion, including picnics, backyard get-togethers, meetings or even bridal showers and baby showers. One recipe is creamier than the other so you can please your guests' palates.

By Helen Polaski
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