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Katie’s Cucina: Slow Cooker Brown Sugar Honey Glazed Ham

April 1, 2019 by Katie Jasiewicz

Hello, April! In my home, we celebrate Easter. I wanted to share this month one of my go-to holiday ham recipes that even the least-experienced cook can whip up and be proud of. My recipe for Brown Sugar Honey Glazed Ham in the slow cooker is sure to be a new family favorite. Even if you don’t celebrate Easter, but love ham, you’ll want to give this a try. It’s a perfect recipe … [Read more...]

Say Cheese!

March 1, 2019 by Nicole LaBosco

The Spanish say queso. The French say fromage. I say cheese and more of it, please! This special feature follows a cheese-driven girl on her journey to try all of the sweet, creamy, sharp, stinky and spicy cheeses the world is lucky to devour. I’m the friend who is constantly tagged in those cheese memes on Facebook about drowning in grated cheese when the … [Read more...]

Katie’s Cucina: Corned Beef Hash & Egg Breakfast Skillet

March 1, 2019 by Katie Jasiewicz

March, to me, is a month where I embrace all the Irish food. I’m always trying to use up any leftover corned beef I have on hand. Which, I’ll preface, typically isn’t much! What better way, then, to make an easy Corned Beef Hash & Egg Breakfast Skillet. I almost always make corned beef hash with my leftovers. It’s one of my favorite breakfast dishes. I’ve learned over … [Read more...]

Kyle’s Culinary Column

February 25, 2019 by Kyle Hamm

 Rising Apricot! The apricot is a widely known fruit that is used in many ways all across the world. Some say the origin of this fruit began in ancient China and dates back more than 4,000 years, and that it is cultivated on every continent except Antarctica. California harvests about 95% of apricots in the United States. This stone fruit, belonging to the Rose family, … [Read more...]

Kyle’s Culinary Column: Kick Some Asparagus!

February 1, 2019 by Kyle Hamm

                  On my way home from work I got a flat tire, I should have brought “asparagus.”   Asparagus is typically grown in oceanic locations and thrives in soil that is too salty for other weeds to grow. Salt has been traditionally used in the soil to suppress other weeds in the fields intended … [Read more...]

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