Title: Influencer reveals gross aftermath from soaking strawberries in baking soda bath: ‘Water [is] always so dirty afterward’

One Instagrammer is advising produce lovers to make sure their fruit is totally clean with an easy hack — and your fruit will last longer, too.

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Title: The 2-2-2 Rule Will Keep Your Leftovers Fresh And Safe

The holidays are the one time of year when we routinely over-produce dishes -- even when anticipating a crowd of dinner guests.

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Title: The Pungent Ingredient That's Unexpectedly Great In Chocolate Chip Cookies

Chocolate chip cookies are an all-American classic, but this doesn't mean that you're obligated to stick with the original Toll House cookie recipe forever and ever.

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Title: The Seventeen Best Culinary Events This Week

This week you can dig into all-you-can-eat sushi at Sushi Rama, get a preview of a new downtown wine bar and restaurant, take a tamale-making class and more.

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Title: Discovering Yucatan

Lafayette’s Off Campus Cafe dishes hard-to-find Mayan tastes – but only on the weekend

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Title: Christmas Fudge Recipe

Serve this decadent fudge to friends and family this holiday season.

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Title: World’s Best Fruit Cake

Classic fruit cake made with soaked unsweetened dried fruit. A festive, flavorful, and moist fruit cake to enjoy all holiday season.

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Title: Easy Black Bean Soup

Easy Black Bean Soup-A simple and healthy soup made with canned black beans and everyday ingredients! This flavorful black bean soup is vegan, gluten-free, and vegetarian.

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Title: National Cookie Day recipes: Gingerbread cookies with eggnog frosting, peppermint mocha cookies

Happy National Cookie Day!
To help mark the sweet occasion, chefs Kardea Brown and Ashley Holt joined "Good Morning America" to share a couple of their favorite confections that home bakers will love this holiday season.

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Title: Interactive map shows where your food comes from

As people across the United States sit down for holiday meals, filling their bellies with everything from mashed potatoes to latkes and tamales, a question may come up: Where does all this food come from?

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Title: Aurora baker trending up in Food Network competition, Holiday Baking Championship

A picture of a yule log posted to social media helped land one pro Colorado baker into competing on Food Network’s Holiday Baking Championship.

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Title: Frugal foodie shares incredible hack she uses to get cheap, delicious takeout meals: ‘It’s always a surprise’

An Instagram user has her followers intrigued with footage of the inexpensive meals she has gotten through a smartphone app meant to help reduce food waste in the restaurant industry.

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Title: Frugal foodie shares incredible hack she uses to get cheap, delicious takeout meals: ‘It’s always a surprise’

An Instagram user has her followers intrigued with footage of the inexpensive meals she has gotten through a smartphone app meant to help reduce food waste in the restaurant industry.

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Title: Beloved Restaurant Has Colorado's 'Most Memorable Dining Experience'

Do you ever have those experiences that have stuck with you for years?

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Title: Mashed Potato Casserole

This casserole may upset some mashed potato purists, but take heart: one bite and they'll be won over.

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Title: Simple Ways To Tenderize Steak You Probably Never Thought Of, According To Chefs

The allure of a perfectly cooked steak lies in its mouthwatering combination of tenderness, juiciness, and rich flavor.

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Title: The Secret To Chinese Restaurant-Style Green Beans Is In The Sauce

Chinese buffets and American-style Chinese restaurants are beloved, with menus full of classic recipes.

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Title: Nebraska study finds billions of nanoplastics released when microwaving containers

EXPOSURE TO PARTICLES FROM BABY FOOD CONTAINERS KILLS UP TO 75% OF CULTURED KIDNEY CELLS

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Title: 16 Roasted Veggie Secrets You'll Wish You Already Knew

Whether you're fairly new to cooking roasted veggies or have been making them for years, you'll want to know all the secrets to help them reach their full potential.

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Title: This comforting family soup recipe will satisfy everyone at the table (don't forget the cornbread!)

Soothing, warm and filling, this soup is exactly what you want to come home to at the end of the day

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Title: A biofortified potato could finally tackle one of the most persistent childhood diseases

Anemia remains one of the most rampant yet preventable childhood diseases around the world, affecting two out of every five preschoolers.

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Title: 3 simple baking tips from “The Great British Bake Off” for perfect pies this Thanksgiving

Elevate your pie-making game with these helpful tips and tricks from the "Bake Off" baking experts

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Title: Our Best Thanksgiving Casserole Recipes, From Classic to Creative

Dish up crowd-pleasing green beans, stuffing, sweet potatoes, and so much more—each bakes up to perfection in a single dish!

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Title: Doctor shares storage hack to keep your potatoes lasting as long as possible: ‘You can thank me later’

It can be infuriating to pick up a bag of potatoes at the grocery store, only to have a few days pass and realize they’re all full of eyes — those little growths that come out of the sides.

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Title: The Extra Step You Should Take For The Most Flavorful Baked Potato

Salt scrubs: They're not just for spa day anymore. Rub a gritty mixture of salt and water on your potatoes before baking for clean, tender, flavorful skins.

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Title: 11 Facts You Should Know About Hard-Boiled Eggs

There's arguably no food more versatile than the egg. It can be cooked in so many ways that the 100 folds in a chef's hat are said to symbolize the 100 ways you can cook an egg, though there are at least 101 ways by our count.

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Title: The Tangy Ingredient That Will Make Your Coleslaw Stand Out From The Rest

Coleslaw provides that tangy, creamy contrast of flavor and texture, whether it's on a barbecue plate, picnic platter, or bowl all its own.

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Title: Josephinas Are The Toasty Treat With Rich Cheesy Flavors

Just as fashion trends tend to cycle, recipes saved from old newspaper clippings or faded cookbooks sometimes make their way back into modern cooking. Case in point: Josephinas, the tasty bite-sized cheese toast appetizer that has resurfaced in online cooking blogs and publications after decades of collecting dust.

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Title: COOK COOKING TIPS No-Peek Chicken Uses A Simple Steaming Tactic For Delicious Results

No-peek chicken had its moment thanks to a viral TikTok video demonstrating the incredible ease of this delicious family meal that uses one baking dish and a sheet of tin foil to steam it to perfection.

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Title: Perfect Roasted Acorn Squash

Roasted acorn squash deserves a place on your table this season. It’s easy to make, warming and hearty, and almost nutty in flavor.

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Title: 90% of Us Are Missing This Essential Brain-Health Nutrient—Here’s How To Get More of It

Plate with vegan or vegetarian food in woman hands with choline-packed foods

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Title: The Simple Trick For Getting The Crispiest Roasted Potatoes Ever

For the crispiest roast potatoes, don't just roast them. Boil them first.

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Title: Recipe: Put this easy-to-make vegetable soup on your emergency dinner list

This soup recipe is on my “emergency dinner list.” The formula is open to vegetable substitutions and goes together quickly.

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Title: 18 Fall Soups You'll Want to Make Forever

These bowls of soup are perfect for snuggling up with on a cool fall evening. They also embrace the season's flavors—think carrots, cauliflower, butternut squash and pumpkin.

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Title: This Is the Only Temperature You Should Roast Your Vegetables At

Because roasted veggies are the unsung heroes of busy weeknight dinners.

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Title: Fry Up Leftover Mashed Potatoes To Create A Crispy, Craveable New Dish

Mashed simply with a fork, put through a ricer, or whipped with a splash of double cream and knobs of butter, a serving of mashed taters is as heavenly as it gets.

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Title: Creamy, garlicy chicken that takes less than 30 minutes? Here's your new go-to dinner recipe

You can enjoy a restaurant-quality meal with this juicy, seared chicken simmered in an onion, garlic and sundried tomato cream sauce with spinach and parmesan.

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Title: I Make Ina Garten’s Famous Soup the Moment It Gets Cold Outside—It's My Favorite

The coziest meal you can make this week in under 30 minutes.

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Title: The Unexpected Ingredient That Takes Pot Roast To A New Level

A pot roast is a surefire way to get the whole family talking. That slow-cooked, umami-rich, undeniably hearty, and juicy dish that cooks itself in a one-pot cooker is a certified show-stopper.

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Title: 12 Best Ingredients To Upgrade Homemade Potato Soup

There is something uniquely comforting about a bowl full of potato soup on a cold winter's night. Its pleasures extend beyond the simple act of eating it: they begin in the very process of creation, whether you're making a classic version with just a few basic ingredients or upgrading it with inventive twists.

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Title: Denver has 3 of the best budget-friendly restaurants in the U.S.

USA Today compiled its list by analyzing Google ratings

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Title: How to grow your cup of coffee, indoors

Coffea trees grow to roughly 25 feet tall in the wild on their home turf near the equator. As potted houseplants, they top out at about 6 feet, but are often trimmed to a more manageable size without ill effects.

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Title: What Drives Obesity - Diets High in Fat? Carbohydrates? Actually, It’s Everything – and Fructose Is at the Center

A new study led by CU Anschutz researcher Richard Johnson, MD, unifies a number of hypotheses behind the dietary cause of obesity that once seemed incompatible

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Title: The Microwave Hack That'll Ripen Your Avocados In A Flash

If you've got guacamole on the brain, it can be tough waiting two to three business days for your hard avocados to ripen.

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Title: 6-Ingredient Dinners to Support Your Brain Health (Weekly Plan & Shopping List!)

Dinners made with six ingredients or less to keep things simple yet delicious!

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Title: The 1 Ingredient Swap That Makes Every Soup Taste Better

There's no denying it; it's officially soup season. From savory stews to buttery bisques and creamy chowders, I want to be eating soup for as many meals as possible from here on out until spring arrives.

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Title: This Oklahoma program pairs schools with farmers to cut down the cost of school meals

Dropping the door to the trailer hitched to his pickup, Brandon Crow steered a forklift to unload boxes of okra, squash, cucumbers and cantaloupe.

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Title: The Dish Jacques Pépin Thinks Always Tastes Better At Home - Exclusive

Jacques Pépin is no stranger to fine dining. The award-winning chef, cookbook author, and television personality opened the Manhattan specialty soup restaurant,

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Title: I Make Marcella Hazan’s Soup When I Only Have 15 Minutes and Need Spoonfuls of Comfort

It calls for 5 ingredients and is one of the most delicious soups I've ever made.

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Title: The Secret Ingredient That Totally Elevates Boiled Potatoes

Boiled potatoes are as simple of a side dish as they come. Usually topped with little more than butter and salt, they get the job done.

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Title: Guide to Healthy Quick Bread Recipes

Try baking one of these healthy quick bread recipes for a comforting and nostalgic holiday snack.

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Title: 'Grandma Pizza' Is an Extra-Crispy, Cheesy NY Classic — and So Easy to Make at Home

If there's one thing better in the world than the smell of a homemade pizza cooking up in the oven, it's taking that first cheesy, saucy bite.

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Title: Frugal cook shares the tiny change that saved them tons of money on groceries: ‘This is actually an excellent idea’

It’s easy to look at that half-onion or half-avocado you have left over and feel tempted to throw it out — especially if you don’t know how to store it or don’t have anything to store it in.

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Title: The Ten Best Dishes for $10 or Less in Denver

Eating out is more expensive than ever before, but there are still some stellar deals to be found if you're hungry for cheap eats.

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Title: 5 superfoods to boost brain health and memory

Superfoods, such as berries and walnuts, can help keep your mind and memory sharp.

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Title: The Eleven Best Culinary Events This Week, Including Oktoberfest, Pizza Week and More

Fall food fun is in full swing!

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Title: Bagels and lox, kugel, babka. To break the Yom Kippur fast, think made-ahead food, and lots of it

“you get a short window of the memory of a fresh bagel.”

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Title: 7 Best Fruits You Should Eat for More Energy, Recommended by a Dietitian

Find out which seven fruits made our list for an instant pick-me-up energy boost.

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Title: Serving farm fresh food in schools is getting big federal support — but will 'farm to school' stick

The Farm-to-School movement is out to revolutionize the humble school lunch with food grown on local farms. But the path from cropland to cafeteria is full of complicated twists and turns. A new wave of federal funding is trying to smooth the way.

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Title: Columbus farmer inspires locals to take control of their food, build healthy community

Most of us are several steps removed from how our food is made.

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Title: Here's What Happens to Your Body if You Eat Sweet Potatoes Every Day

If sweet potatoes are your favorite food group, it's easy to see why. This root vegetable is rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals, and lends itself to so many different recipes, from power bowls and healthified sweet potato fries to sweet potato toasts for breakfast.

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Title: “Food, Inc.” sequel, produced by Michael Pollan, premieres at Telluride Film Festival

The film was largely inspired by the raging COVID-19 pandemic, which transformed the food industry as we know it

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Title: Good eats on University Hill

University Hill, just across the street from campus, is a place for both Buffs and Boulder community members to gather. The area offers a unique array of dining options including everything from late-night pizza to an early-morning smoothie bowl. Discover some of the best places to grab a bite on the Hill.

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Title: What to know about the 2023 Denver Food + Wine fest

The city's premier culinary extravaganza, the Denver Food + Wine Festival, begins Wednesday.

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Title: "Forever chemicals" are everywhere: Here are the 6 products most likely to be in your home

From the umbrellas used to keep us dry to the cookware used to prepare our food, PFAS are absolutely everywhere

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Title: Supreme Black Bean Soup Recipe

Discover this Supreme Black Bean Soup Recipe, ideal for your next meatless meal.

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Title: 19 Gut-Healthy Snacks to Help Lower Blood Sugar

These tasty snack recipes are delicious ways to improve gut health when monitoring blood sugar.

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Title: Stoke Pizza wins Golden Plate Award at the 2023 Governor’s Plate Competition

Six food trucks competed in the third annual Governor’s Plate competition at the Colorado State Fair

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Title: Ultra-processed food is even more dangerous than originally thought, according to new studies

Ultra-processed foods can increase risk of high blood pressure, Type 2 diabetes, obesity, heart disease and more

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Title: 25 small business ideas for foodies

According to the National Restaurant Association, the calculated forecast for food businesses and the restaurant industry is more than $997 billion.

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Title: Zucchini recipes, techniques to get through squash stocks

I hate to break it to you, but it’s still zucchini season. Keyword searches for “zucchini recipes” are through the roof as we all look for the moistest bread, the perfect pancakes, ways to roll, stuff, zoodle, salad-ify—anything to help with the zucchini glut.

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Title: Best Deep Dish Pumpkin Pie Recipe

Pumpkin pies tend to be skinny, with only 1/2 to 1 inch of filling, and that's disappointing. When I want pie, I want PIE.

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Title: Applesauce Doughnut Hole Recipe

Try this satisfying Applesauce Doughnut Hole Recipe the next time you crave a sweet treat.

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Title: Healthy Donut Recipe with Pumpkin

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Title: 7 Colorado restaurants make best dog-friendly list

COLORADO, USA — Seven places in Colorado have made a new national list of the best restaurants to take your pup when you need to eat.

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Title: Where do Denver restaurants get their seafood?

DENVER (KDVR) — It’s not a secret, landlocked states like Colorado don’t have saltwater fish. Most fish get shipped in from coastal states, but it’s not just the expected seafood states like Boston or Maine, local restaurants get fish from all over.

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Title: Why is healthy food so expensive in America? Blame the Farm Bill that Congress always renews to make burgers cheaper than salad

The 2023 Farm Bill is projected to spend $700 billion over the next five years, with powerful industry lobbyists directing funds to enrich themselves at the expense of agricultural communities, human health, animal welfare, and environmental sustainability.

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Title: Denver's Pastry Scene Is Hot, and Now Bakers Have Formed a Co-Op

By bringing chefs together to network and share ideas and challenges, the co-op hopes to help the city's pastry scene continue to rise.

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Title: Six Places to Get Pupusas in Denver

The El Salvadoran staple makes for a satisfying — and affordable — meal.

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Title: 8 quesadilla recipes, plus tips for fast and crispy meals

Everyone has to have at least one dish in their repertoire that the entire family will eat, can be whipped up in minutes and can be made with whatever’s on hand.

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Title: How To Make Apple Juice Without a Juicer

Wondering how to make apple juice without a juicer? Learn how to make clear apple juice and use your autumn apple harvest!

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Title: Vietnamese Vegan Spring Rolls Recipe

Looking to make healthy vegetable spring rolls? This vegan spring rolls recipe is perfect for warmer weather. Add strips of fresh avocado for a richer, more filling meal.

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Title: Garden outside Denver police station will feed community

A local nonprofit is working on a new project to help end food insecurity. The Table Urban Farm has been growing food in Denver since 2012. All the food is donated to the community, and it's grown in unsuspecting places, like outside a Denver police station.

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Title: Colorado is the No. 1 state for restaurant inflation. Customers are seeing it in menu prices

Going out to eat in Colorado is getting more expensive. A new USA Today analysis of federal data shows restaurant price inflation in the state is the highest in the country

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Title: The Five Best Dishes Invented in Colorado

From Mexican hamburgers to root beer floats, celebrate the state's 147th birthday by digging into these Colorado originals.

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Title: Mom shares the unbelievable life hack she uses to get groceries for half the price: ‘My mind is blown’

Grocery costs can add up, especially when you’re feeding a whole family. But what if there was a way to cut your grocery bills literally in half while helping the planet at the same time?

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Title: Opinion A radical idea: Just give kids lunch

Consider the remarkable concept of “lunch debt,” with which a student is burdened when their parents haven’t been able to put enough money into their school account. When they get to the front of the line in the cafeteria, they might be told that because of their debt, they can have only a jelly sandwich (no hot meal for you, Oliver Twist). In some cases, kids have been forced to wear stamps or wristbands so staff (and their peers) know who they are.

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Title: Good and bad, rich and poor: Denver's everyman steakhouse has seen it all | Craving Colorado

DENVER • Celebrities came around once, Socrates Apergis remembers. Rock stars and basketball stars and big Broncos linemen filling up on the best, cheapest steaks around, savored since 1961.

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Title: Shopper shares ingenious trick for ‘empty’ honey jars: ‘Good on you for your ingenuity’

One Redditor got creative to avoid wasting the product of hardworking honeybees — absorbing the last bit of honey from the jar by making tea right inside!

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Title: HIGHER LOCAL: Chef cooks up curiosity about Indigenous cuisine and culture

“There’s an element of listening to the ingredients and understanding how you’re going to honor them best.”

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Title: New research shows olive oil could help reduce dementia-related deaths

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Title: For the Love of God, Stop Microwaving Plastic

A study of baby-food containers shows that microwaving plastic releases millions upon millions of polymer bits.

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Title: What’s in Season Now: Cherries

With a relatively short season, growing cherries in Colorado can be finicky—yet so rewarding when the crop is plenty. Luckily, this year’s harvest is bountiful.

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Title: What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Beans Daily ... or Every Other Day

Here's why you need to add these guys to your diet, stat.

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Title: 7-Day No-Sugar Anti-Inflammatory Meal Plan for High Blood Pressure

This no-sugar anti-inflammatory meal plan makes taking care of your blood pressure a delicious endeavor.

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Title: State provides $14 million in grant funding for Colorado food pantries

DENVER – As food banks across Colorado report an increase in need, the state is providing $14 million in funding for the Food Pantry Assistance Grant Program.

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Title: How to spice up your pantry the Mediterranean way

CNN - I never realized I needed sumac and Aleppo pepper in my life until I met Suzy Karadsheh, the popular Egyptian-born blogger. She had me and my husband over to her home in the Atlanta suburbs for a feast of the Mediterranean flavors that made her a social media star.

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Title: Chilled Bean Soup

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Title: Food Insecurity Is Common in the US Military. Will Congress Vote to Expand Benefits?

Despite its enormous budget, experts and former service members say the U.S. military is failing to ensure soldiers can feed their families.

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Title: Tamar Adler Teaches Home Cooks to Turn Food Waste Into Dinner

The author of the beloved book “An Everlasting Meal” talks about her new companion cookbook geared toward making biscuits with sour milk and other tips for treating leftover food with the respect it deserves.

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Title: How To Freeze Corn Off The Cob

Wondering how to freeze corn off the cob? Do you have to blanch corn on the cob before freezing? Learn how to get sweet corn for the entire winter season.

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Title: Experts sound the alarm over toxic pesticide found in ‘half the American population’: ‘The highest levels [are] in children’

It turns out that using powerful neurotoxins to kill insects is (surprise) impacting other animals, and even people.

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Title: Woman is shocked when she compares ingredients in American ketchup vs. Canadian ketchup

A Canadian woman living in America was stunned by what she found when she examined two Heinz ketchup bottles — one manufactured in the U.S. and one in Canada — and her findings are going viral.

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Title: I used to beg for creamy cucumber salad — but this version's even better

You'll be eating Sheela Prakash's cucumber salad all summer long

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Title: The Anti-Inflammatory Dinner Ingredient Experts Say Can Help With Weight Loss

Chronic inflammation in the body can lead to debilitating health issues like chronic pain, digestive problems, lupus, or weight gain.

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Title: Colorado Proud Recipe of the Month: We All Scream for Strawberry Ice Cream

BROOMFIELD, Colo. — June is National Dairy Month, honoring one of Colorado’s most important agricultural commodities. What better way to celebrate than with some ice cream, just in time to warmer weather!

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Title: One of Colorado's Oldest Family-Run Farms Has Brought a Melon Back From Extinction

Chances are you've never heard of the Greeley Wonder muskmelon, let alone seen or tasted one.

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Title: Shrimp farming in landlocked Colorado? A few residents are “giving it a shot”

Indoor shrimp farms are popping up across the U.S. at a gradual rate

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Title: How did nonstick "forever chemicals" get into our food? Blame pesticides

The compounds used in nonstick pans and rain jackets aren't used as pesticides. How did they contaminate them?

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Title: A program in Gunnison is providing fresh, local food to teachers — for free

Easing one source of stress for preschool educators could make teachers better in the classroom, managers of the collaborative food program say

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Title: SNAP work requirements drastically limit the availability of food aid

"The policy . . . does make Americans who could use help buying groceries less likely to get it"

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Title: 5 budget recipes from Martha Stewart that are destined to become your new summertime favorites

Martha is not messing around when it comes to sharing delicious and affordable meal ideas for this season

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Title: 30 BEST MEMORIAL DAY RECIPES & FOOD IDEAS

Memorial Day marks the beginning of the summer season, so get ready to celebrate! Whether you're having a picnic or a BBQ cookout, these Memorial Day menu ideas—from appetizers to grilled mains and sides—will help you kick it off the right way. Then, complete your summer spread with one of our top desserts for Memorial Day.

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Title: Something to scream about: Harmful chemicals in ice cream and popsicles

Summer is fast approaching, and this time of year no duo is more iconic than hot, sunny weather and frozen, creamy desserts or tart, icy popsicles.

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Title: Madonna Inn's Carrot Cake

While it may be better known for its legendary eccentric décor and themed rooms, the Madonna Inn also has this incredible carrot cake, moist with loads of carrots

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Title: Big food raking in huge profits from price hikes as US hunger persists

"Big Food's staggering increase in earnings shows they did not need to raise prices so high on consumers . . . "

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Title: 31 Refreshing May Recipes To Cook Now That Spring Is (Finally) In Full Swing

I'll take some crispy lemon chicken, grilled Caesar salad, and ALL of the strawberry desserts...

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Title: Stop using non-sugar sweeteners for weight loss, WHO says

(NEXSTAR) – While it may be tempting to view artificial sweeteners as a guilt-free way to sweeten one’s coffee or tea, the World Health Organization urged people on Monday not to use the sugar substitutes to control weight or avoid certain diseases.

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Title: There's Something Fishy About Duffy Fanganello's Town & Country Market

Colfax Avenue is filled with characters of all kinds, and Duffy Fanganello is one of the good ones.

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Title: What’s the healthiest cheese? The best options, according to experts

Cheese – what’s not to love? Its popularity is indisputable.

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Title: Mo' Betta Green Marketplace brings low-cost, healthy food to Denver food deserts

At the corner of 36th Avenue and Humboldt Street in Denver's Five Points neighborhood, you'll find a garden tucked away in the backyard of a home.

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Title: Our daily bread

Mangia Panino brings East Coast delights to Avanti

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Title: Federal Boulevard’s Asian food bounty is constantly overflowing | Opinion

City-best Vietnamese, Thai and Taiwanese sit next to taquerias and sandwich shops

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Title: Is Celery Good for You? Health Benefits and Risks

Celery (Apium graveolens) from the Apiaceae family is a non-starchy vegetable with many health benefits that play a role in disease prevention. These benefits include reducing inflammation and cancer risk and preventing high blood pressure and cholesterol levels associated with heart disease, as well as contributing factors to type 2 diabetes.

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Title: How an 84-Year-old Retiree Revolutionized a Westminster Chain Restaurant

Beverly Ely came out of retirement to manage her son’s Great Greek franchise, where she improved morale and increased sales by 20 percent in just a few months.

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Title: Marigold in Lyons Is Worth the Hour-Long Drive from Denver

The farm-to-table eatery’s seafood and dessert offerings are a boon for the mountainside town’s culinary scene.

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Title: A dietitian who follows the Mediterranean diet shares her 5 go-to snacks

The Mediterranean diet is widely considered one of the healthiest ways to eat.

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Title: Restaurant Roll Call: Over Forty New Options Opened in March

Sometimes it feels as though a new bar or restaurant opens every day — and in March, that was pretty much the case. In fact, we reported over forty additions to the dining scene, with options spanning cuisines, neighborhoods and concepts.

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Title: Celiac disease numbers keep going up — yet due to lack of funding, researchers still aren't sure why

With too little research money devoted to celiac disease, the internet has become rife with health misinformation

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Title: Sorghum Bran Rises as an Ingredient for Enhancing Gluten-Free Bread

USDA researchers studied sumac sorghum bran as a possible substitute for wheat flour in gluten-free bread

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Title: The Superfoods Everyone Will Be Putting on Their Grocery Lists in 2023

A recent survey of nutritionists highlights the superfoods expected to be most popular in 2023.

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Title: 14 million cases of type 2 diabetes linked to these foods, study says

An estimated 14 million cases of type 2 diabetes were caused by a poor diet, a recent study published in Nature Medicine found.

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Title: Meet the Entrepreneur and Baker Behind South Denver’s New Botanical Bakery

Dylah Ray combines her love of baking, nature, and community collaboration into a blossoming gathering space.

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Title: RIVAL GONE Popular restaurant and Olive Garden rival confirms 50-year run has ‘come to an end’ as it closes for good

A POPULAR Italian Mexican restaurant has announced it will close its doors after 50 years of service.

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Title: What’s The Difference Between Processed Foods And Ultra-Processed Foods?

Even healthy foods like frozen vegetables are technically "processed." Here's a guide to help you sort out the least-healthy ones.

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Title: This no-cook smoked almond dip is a rich, flavorful starter that's a definite crowd-pleaser

A dip made with less than five ingredients that requires no cooking? Sign us up

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Title: Your microwave popcorn bags are full of harmful "forever chemicals"

A recent study of popcorn bags in America and Indonesia found PFAS, or forever chemicals, in all of them

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Title: What Are Heirloom Vegetables?

What are heirloom vegetables? Learn about the heirloom seeds definition and the many advantages over modern hybrid seeds. Most have superior taste and nutrition and have developed resistance to local pests and diseases.

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Title: How to Store Eggs Long Term

Save your chickens’ bounty with these easy, dependable strategies to preserve eggs for later eating, whether raw or cooked.

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Title: Eating too much ‘free sugar’ has 45 negative health effects, study finds

There are at least 45 good reasons to cut back on added sugar, according to a new study.

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Title: 14 Best Places To Eat And Drink In Estes Park, Colorado

In 1903, Freelan Oscar Stanley migrated to the tiny town of Estes Park, Colorado, and found a healing refuge in the valley's natural beauty.

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Title: Colorado Chicken Soup With Black Beans, Corn And Pepitas

My assistant, Emily Bell, created this soup while visiting her son and daughter-in-law and their two young children who live in the mountains of Colorado.

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Title: 10 top rated soup recipes for a cold Colorado day

We searched through some of the top-rated soup, stew, and chili recipes on all recipes and put together this list.

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Title: Roasted Garlic Potato Soup

A stick to your ribs meal! Serve with cheese, bacon or herbs.

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Title: French Spring Soup

I make this during asparagus season when my husband's patch is producing a lot. It is very fresh tasting, and the longer it sits, the better it is.

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Title: Mexican Chicken Soup

Every culture has its own version of comfort soups. In Mexico, it is puchero, a peasant stew with a variety of vegetables and meat.

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Title: How is Vinegar Made with Apples?

Transform your food waste, from apple peels to corn husks, into a nutritious, flavorful kitchen staple.

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Title: Change Your Kitchen Economics to Achieve Suburban Self-Reliance

There was once a time when I used to spend an average of $280 a month on a cup of coffee and a breakfast bagel because I didn’t want to get up earlier to make my own breakfast or wait for my own coffee to brew. In the day-to-day, $10 give or take doesn’t seem to break the bank, but in the long term, it made the difference between simply getting by one day at a time or being able to put away for tomorrow.

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Title: 4 ways to fight inflation at the grocery store

Feeling the squeeze of inflation at the grocery store? Check out these budget-friendly tips from Sydney McAvoy and Stephanie Snell, Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDNs) at Wardenburg Health Center.

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Title: Simply Orange Juice’s drink isn’t ‘all-natural’ and has ‘toxic’ ingredients, suit says

Simply Orange Juice is accused of deceiving health-conscious customers into believing one of its juices is “all natural” as labeled — but it’s not, a class-action lawsuit says.

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Title: 10 Nutrition Myths Experts Wish Would Die

We surveyed some of the country’s leading authorities to reveal the truth about fat, dairy, soy and more.

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Title: This genius trick will change how you make oatmeal

The secret to perfect, thick oatmeal may already be on your countertop

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Title: Latvian Piragi Recipe: Bacon and Onion Rolls

Latvian Pirages are a traditional bread roll made with bacon and onion filling that are perfect for holidays or just a fun appetizer anytime.

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Title: Crusty No-Knead Dutch Oven Bread Recipe

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Title: Easy Brownies From Scratch: Maple Brownie Recipe

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Title: A 2-ingredient marinade for sheet pan chicken breasts that makes weeknight dinners a breeze

Say farewell to bland chicken dishes with this bright, citrus-y marinade

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Title: The Best Instant Oatmeal At The Grocery Store, According To Nutritionists

his "healthy" breakfast staple can be loaded with sugar. Here are the brands experts trust.

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Title: The Best Colorado Restaurant Featured On 'Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives’

Guy Fieri's road to Flavortown touches every corner of the United States and has even gone international.

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Title: Vietnamese Salad Dressing for Shrimp and Rice Noodle Salad

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Title: Try Green Apple and Grapes for Green Smoothie Benefits the Tasty Way

Refresh and revitalize with this tasty, nutritious, and ultra-filling beverage.

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Title: Next Question: Are small farms exempt from Colorado's new egg law?

Farms with fewer than 3,000 laying hens are exempt from the new law. There are three major egg producers that make up 90% of the state's production.

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Title: A New Colorado Cookbook Features Stories and Recipes by Local Immigrant and Refugee Women

Culture Dish is a project from Picture Me Here, a 10-year-old program that connects local community members via creative workshops in photography, videography, and writing.

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Title: 10 top rated soup recipes for a cold Colorado day

DENVER (KDVR) — If the colder temperatures and snow have you thinking of making something warm for dinner, we have you covered.

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Title: Experts Say You Should Stop Using This Type Of Oil ASAP (It Causes Inflammation And Weight Gain!)

Vegetable oils, such as soybean, corn, and canola oil, have long been a staple in many people’s diets. These oils are commonly used for cooking, baking, and as ingredients in processed foods. However, many health experts agree that vegetable oils may contribute to inflammation and weight gain, which means you may want to cut them out of your diet (which should be rich in anti-inflammatory foods) as much as possible in order to keep your body happy and healthy.

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Title: 6 tips for the perfect French onion soup

Everything you need to know about making this bistro favorite at home

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Title: Experts Say You Should Stop Using This Type Of Oil ASAP (It Causes Inflammation And Weight Gain!)

Vegetable oils, such as soybean, corn, and canola oil, have long been a staple in many people’s diets.

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Title: Sweet & Spicy: Dijon delight

Dijon mustard can elevate plain chicken thighs and vinaigrette

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Title: 5 ways grocery stores get you to pay more — and how to outsmart them

One of the biggest financial drains on my wallet every month is from how much I spend on groceries. I'm not an extravagant cook, and most of my meals are basic and easy to throw together — such as pasta and vegetables for dinner or a hummus and chicken wrap for lunch — yet food bills can range from $160 to over $200 a week.

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Title: Opinion: Choose local food to end ‘food apartheid’

We need more local institutions like hospitals or schools to source their food from local producers

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Title: I've been a professional baker for over 10 years. Here are my top 8 tips for making the perfect cookies.

Whether you're baking for one or a whole party, homemade cookies are always a hit. And with the right recipe, anyone can bake a delicious batch, no matter their skill level.

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Title: Our 40 Best Mushroom Recipes

Earthy and savory, mushrooms are an incredibly versatile ingredient. We love to use them in everything from soups — like Mushroom-Chickpea Pozole — to baked eggs for breakfast (or lunch, or dinner).

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Title: 6 noodle soups to slurp when you’re feeling under the weather

All the waves of illness floating around this time of year mean you need a certain something: noodle soups. Broth to keep that hydration up, noodles for energy, and any number of flavor combinations to hit the spot.

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Title: Is lasagna the unimpeachable victor of Italian-American comfort food?

All about the iconic, one-dish, standalone comfort meal that has satisfied so many over the years

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Title: Apple Pie With Oats Crust Recipe

Complete your next holiday meal with this delicious apple pie with oats crust recipe, a favorite for the whole family.

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Title: Christmas Cookies! (Vanilla Biscuits/Sugar Cookies)

Take a break from the Christmas madness to make Christmas Cookies! These sugar cookies are classic vanilla biscuits that are made for cutting out shapes because they hold their shape perfectly when baked.

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Title: How to Roast Vegetables in the Oven Better

Learn how to properly roast vegetables so you get that perfect browned skin-like coating around every cube of potato.

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Title: Cinnamon Raisin Muffins

These are the most delicious Cinnamon Raisin Muffins EVER! The muffins are light, moist, speckled with raisins, and topped with cinnamon-sugar.

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Title: Savory Sweet Potato Recipe with Bacon and Shallots

Combine sweet potatoes and shallots, roasted with plenty of sage.

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Title: Christmas Cookie Recipes

For some, Christmas cookies are the best part of the holidays: chewy sugar cookies, peanut butter blossoms, easy gingerbread, shortbread and more. Discover more ideas for the big day in our Christmas recipes super collection.

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Title: Elegant Potato Dishes

Check this list of easy things to make with potatoes. We have many elegant potato dishes to take your potatoes from plain to flavorful with these comforting crowd-pleasing recipes.

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Title: Crank up your pecan pie with brown butter and loads of nuts

Brown butter enhances the nuttiness of this pecan pie, which is generously packed with pecans. More impressively, it’s not too sweet. Toast your pecans for the best flavor. If you prefer a pie with a deeper sugary layer beneath the nuts, use fewer nuts.

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Title: 10 top rated soup recipes for a cold Colorado day

DENVER (KDVR) — If the colder temperatures and snow have you thinking of making something warm for dinner, we have you covered.

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Title: The 25 BEST Burrito Recipes

If you’re looking for some fun and delicious new meal ideas, these Burrito Recipes are the way to go!

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Title: It’s Another Less-Than-Fruitful Year for Cranberries

The Thanksgiving staple may be in short supply this year.

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Title: Impasta! How the Barilla "pasta fraud" allegations illustrate America's food illiteracy

There’s nothing wrong with American-made pasta. There is something wrong with not knowing how it got on your plate

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Title: Don't be afraid of the impending butter shortage; just make your own

The best butter is homemade and takes just 15 minutes

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Title: For Her Swan Song, Linda Ronstadt Turns to Recipes

In “Feels Like Home,” the singer, her voice taken by a form of Parkinson’s, tells her story through the border dishes of her Arizona youth. (Paywall ahead)

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Title: Plum Kuchen Recipe

This delicious Plum Kuchen Recipe originated in Germany.

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Title: 4 tips for stretching your food dollars as prices continue to rise

With food prices up an average of 11% from last year, grocery shoppers are feeling the pinch

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Title: Get Dinner On The Table Faster With These Chef-Approved Hacks

You'll never look at a sandwich bag the same way again.

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Title: The Healthy Canned Soup Brands Nutritionists Swear By

If you must, these are the low-sodium options that'll become your go-tos.

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Title: Easy Homemade Hot Sauce

With this easy homemade hot sauce you can approximate one of the world’s tastiest hot sauces, Tabasco sauce, right in your home kitchen. A simple hot sauce recipe.

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Title: How to Dehydrate Fruits and Vegetables

Learn how to dehydrate fruits and veggies to keep your pantry well-stocked with a variety of dried produce.

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Title: Jalapeño Jam Recipe

Apples and lemons add just enough pectin to help this spicy jalapeño jam set up. Try it as a sauce on pork chops for a sweet pairing with a little heat.

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Title: Rhubarb Lemonade and Cobbler

Have an abundance of rhubarb this year? Get some inspiration with these delicious summertime recipes.

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Title: Nestled In The Middle Of An Urban Farm, This Tiny Colorado Cafe Is An Enchanting Day Trip Destination

The Centennial State is famous for its rich agricultural scene, but have you ever seen it up close?

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Title: 19 No-Churn Ice Cream Recipes You Can Make Without A Machine

From coffee Oreo to vegan strawberry coconut ice cream, you don't need fancy equipment to make these treats.

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Title: The Twelve Best Red-Sauce Italian Restaurants in Denver

Denver may not have a Little Italy (not anymore, at least), but we're still hungry for Italian.

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Title: How to choose and use tomatoes, corn and peaches — the stars of summer

Summer produce rolls in so prolifically, seemingly all at once, that I am more than a little greedy for it.

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Title: Kaizen Food Share

Listings of various Food programs.

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Title: Our Food Bank is Fighting Hunger

At Community Food Share, we’re more than a food bank — we’re a neighbor and a friend who’s been fighting hunger in Boulder and Broomfield Counties for decades.

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Title: Denver Food Rescue

Producing health equity with Denver neighborhoods

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Title: The Best Kind Of Potatoes For Potato Salad, According To Experts

Food scientists and chefs agree that some spuds are simply better-suited for potato salad.

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Title: Tossed Bean Salad with Lemon Vinaigrette

Lighter fare is often the way to go as temperatures climb, but that doesn’t mean you have to settle for a regular sandwich or a boring salad. Instead, enhance these springtime classics by rethinking tradition in tasty (yet easy) ways.

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Title: Spring Greek Pasta Salad

For a light meal, we toss rotini pasta with cucumber, zucchini and sweet peppers. Make this cucumber pasta salad into a main dish by adding grilled chicken. —Christine Schenher, Exeter, California

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Title: Four Strawberry Recipes for Strawberry Season

It’s strawberry season, and there are so many ways to enjoy spring’s first fruit! Including Strawberry Ice, tiramisu, arugula salad and more.

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Title: This spring, it's time for an herby, citrusy Green Goddess renaissance

The dressing was created in San Francisco in the 1920s and eventually took on a New Age California health food glow

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Title: Spiced-Orange Pickled Beets Recipe

Enjoy beets in a new way with this simple canning recipe that incorporates warm spices and refreshing citrus.

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Title: Pear Wine

“Wine is constant proof that God loves us and loves to see us happy.”

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Title: Mike Preisler traded bear wrangling and fish farming for ranch dinners that reignite a love for local food

Once Mike Preisler had wrestled enough bears, he turned his sights to other adventures.

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Title: All about pie birds, the whimsical Victorian-era baking tool

Your grandmother had 10 of them, but do you really need one to make a good pie?

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Title: Breakfast Skillet Recipe

When I had to choose between consuming gluten and improving my health a few years ago, I decided the gluten had to go.

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Title: A ‘chef farmer’ pivots to survive the pandemic and heartbreaking loss

Bruised clouds loom over the charred foothills of the Rocky Mountains, and a frigid wind tears at the hand-lettered sign that hangs from a new wooden shelter barely a dozen yards off the road.

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Title: Bibamba, a Colorado company, makes chocolate bites from Cameroon cacao

Valentine's Day has passed, but chocolates are good year-round.

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Title: 15 Colorado Brands Earned Top Honors at the 2021 Good Food Awards

The prestigious competition judges culinary products on both flavor and sustainability.

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Title: The Five Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Week

This week brings the start of Jax Fish House & Oyster Bar's annual Oyster Month

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Title: Dig Into March – What to Eat and Drink in Denver This Month

In case you missed it, here are some of the biggest announcements in Denver food news from last month.

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Title: Colorado Springs popular farm-to-table dinners and brunches gearing up for summer

A Grazing Life — Colorado Farm Dinners and Events will kick off the season with a brunch June 27. This year, owner Mike Preisler has added Mario Vasquez as the executive chef.

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Title: Finding Good Milk For Cheese Making

When trying to find good milk for cheese making there are a few things to consider and sometimes it can be tricky to know where to begin.

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Title: My favorite weeknight staple takes less than one minute to cook

Chubby, lightning-quick udon noodles deserve a place in your freezer

Title: 45-plus ways to use leftover cabbage, an incredibly versatile vegetable

Plus, how to shop for, store and prep this A-list food

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Title: Potatoes aren’t the only vegetables you should be mashing

A bowl of buttery, creamy mashed potatoes is a thing of beauty and elegance. But spuds aren’t the only vegetables you should mash.

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Title: Are Potatoes Healthy?

Potatoes aren’t the enemy — here’s why and how to eat them

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Title: Onions bring the zing and health benefits too! Try them in this French onion and mushroom frittata

Although onions are usually relegated to a supporting role, they are part of nearly every cooking tradition in the world — bringing bite, color and texture to endless dishes. They also deliver significant nutritional benefits.

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Title: Follow this formula to make a velvety soup in your Instant Pot using any vegetables you have on hand

One of the big misconceptions of our year of pandemic cooking has been the idea that those of us working from home would have more time and flexibility to babysit our sourdough, our braises, our soups and stews.

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Title: Follow this formula to make a velvety soup in your Instant Pot using any vegetables you have on hand

One of the big misconceptions of our year of pandemic cooking has been the idea that those of us working from home would have more time and flexibility to babysit our sourdough, our braises, our soups and stews.

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Title: Warm meals for cold times: Getting to know root vegetables

If you’ve been to a farmers’ market lately, then the reality of seasonal cooking in the middle of winter has plainly revealed itself to you. Tis the season for root vegetables, and not a whole lot else.

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Title: Homemade Hot Sauce Recipe

Spice up any meal with this quick and easy pressure cooker recipe.

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Title: The Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Week

Good news: As an adult, you don't have to wait for December 25 to treat yourself. Instead, unwrap something delicious every day this week, whether it's steaming dumplings, homemade pita, perfect sushi or the feeling of giving. See our suggestions below.

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Title: POTATOES FOR THE PLANET

AR VISTA RESIDENT IS ON A MISSION TO HEAL THE SOIL…ONE POTATO AT A TIME

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Title: Crispy garlic roasted potatoes

crispy garlic roasted potatoes are a super simple side dish perfect with anything!

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Title: Perfect Roasted Potatoes

On our quest to find the perfect roasted potato, things got rather scientific in our kitchen.

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Title: It's Fall, Get the Crock Pot Out!

What's easier than sticking a bunch of stuff in a crock pot, flipping a switch and letting it sit all day?

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Title: These nostalgic peanut butter cookies reimagine one of your favorite childhood desserts

This grown-up version of a peanut butter butter blossom has a chocolate ganache, peanut butter drizzle and sea salt

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Title: The One Canned Food That's Suddenly in Short Supply

As COVID-19 cases rise and temperatures fall, stockpiling season is officially in full swing.

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Title: Why Regenerative Farming Matters for the Future of Winemaking

Hope Well's Mimi Casteel digs (literally) under the surface of how wine grapes are grown.

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Title: Fresh Apple Cake Recipe

It isn’t hard to understand why this recipe is a top-rated reader favorite dessert.

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Title: Colorado Chefs Falling for Autumn Produce From Local Farms

Local chefs are getting ready to embrace the bounty of fall produce coming out of Colorado's farms and greenhouses.

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Title: Rumtopf Recipe

To preserve fruit in alcohol, try this rumtopf recipe.

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Title: Sid Weiser, founder of L.A. chef favorite Weiser Family Farms, dies at 95

Sid Weiser had a rough start as a farmer, growing apples in Tehachapi, Calif., in the late 1970s.

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Title: Slow Cooker Recipes For Sunday Suppers

Make the weekend special with pot roast, spaghetti and meatballs, bolognese, chicken cacciatore and more.

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Title: How to build better tacos at home, from the tortillas to the toppings

I have read a lot of fine literature in my day, full of beautiful turns of phrases and imagery.

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Title: Provola Cheese Making Recipe

Provola is a stretched curd cheese that is usually finished in a small tear drop shape with a knot at the head to tie and hang.

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Title: Coffee Ice Cream

I love coffee ice cream, but rarely get it because the caffeine does a number on me.

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Title: Zero Foodprint Partners With Colorado Restaurants To Combat Global Warming

A one percent surcharge on your bill helps local farms establish regenerative agricultural practices that may make all the difference.

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Title: The History of Tomatoes in America

Tomatoes were not always grown in North America. A quick look at the history of tomatoes shows that the plant was originally domesticated by Mesoamerican people.

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Title: Canning Fire Roasted Tomato Salsa Recipe

Tomato season is finally upon us. You have no idea how giddy this makes me.

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Title: Nutrition Break: Home canning: Myths vs. facts

This year seems to be a big year for gardening and home food preservation.

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Title: The Life-Changing Magic of Canning Tomatoes

For this Italian-American family, "doing the jars" is an unshakeable summertime tradition.

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Title: Preserving Your Harvest online canning series set in August

Preserving Your Harvest online canning series set in August

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Title: Seven-Day Sweet Pickle Chips Recipe

Try this traditional, shelf-stable sweet pickle recipe, which has been around forever in the Mennonite community.

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Title: The Genius Secrets to Carla Hall’s Flaky Buttermilk Biscuits

Anyone can make a great biscuit—even if you didn’t grow up patting out dough, even if you don’t possess baker’s intuition or cold hands or a proper cutter. Carla Hall will make sure of it.

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Title: So Much More Than Just Bread

I must not be reading the correct news outlets, because I only recently discovered there has been a resurgence in bread-making, particularly sourdough bread...

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Title: Ditch those little packets of yeast: Beer is the secret behind this three-ingredient no-rise bread

Is it possible to make bread without yeast? No, but don't forget that beer already has yeast in it

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Title: The Best Food and Drink Events on the Culinary Calendar This Week

The next several days bring a bake sale for the modern era to combat an age-old problem...

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Title: How Food Hubs and Co-Ops Are Overcoming the USDA Farm Box Program’s Flaws

Despite a botched launch and execution, some small distributors are making big strides in supporting small farms and feeding hungry people.

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Title: Dill, Curried or Classic Bread ‘n’ Butter Pickle Recipes

Try these delicious recipes for crispy, homemade pickles. Pick from classic bread n’ butter, zesty dill, innovative curry, or make them all!

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Title: Squash Soup Recipe with Ham and Swiss

This hearty soup combines squash, ham, and Swiss cheese, and can be made in less than an hour, if you roast the squash ahead of time.

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Title: Turns out letting ‘efficient’ monopolies control our food supply was a terrible idea

For many Americans, grocery shopping has become an intensely stressful experience.

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Title: Feed the Mass Aims to Bring Affordable Cooking Classes to Everyone

Offering free and affordable updated home ec classes, the Portland, Oregon nonprofit seeks to fill the culinary and health gap in its community.

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Title: 21 Clever Uses For Baking Soda Around The House

Baking soda has many practical household applications for cleaning, deodorizing, grooming and more.

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Title: 9 Healthy Foods That Lift Your Mood

When you're feeling down, it can be tempting to turn to food to lift your spirits. However, the sugary, high calorie treats that many people resort to have negative consequences of their own.

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Title: Chinese New Year and 18 Other Food & Drink Events in Denver This Week

The Mile High City has a delicious lineup of events this week. You can start the week testing your spicy tolerance at the Hot One’s Challenge at Crush Pizza and Tap or celebrate the Lunar New Year throughout the week. Whatever your plans may be, make sure to check out this list of food and drink events in Denver.

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Title: The Best Foods To Make In An Instant Pot, According To Chefs

From chicken noodle soup to braised pork, find out which dishes professional cooks like to prepare in the popular multicooker.

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Title: California beer, cheese, pickles win big at annual Good Food Awards

The Good Food Awards’ 10th annual celebration of American food and beverage artisans convened Friday night at San Francisco’s Herbst Theater.

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Title: Produce pioneer Frieda Caplan, who normalized shiitake and named kiwi, dies at 96

Frieda Rapoport Caplan was ahead of her time on many fronts.

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Title: THE SECRET NUTTY SAUCE RECIPE A DOCTOR USES TO MAKE PLANT-BASED MEALS ’10 TIMES BETTER’

When you have a good sauce on hand, it’s really all you need to take your meal from good to great. And it’s especially helpful if you’re eating a plant-based diet.

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Title: Wild Huckleberry Seeds - $3 (Hurricane,Utah)

Produce many sweet berries by summer.Great for container gardening or planting a larger area.Seed packets come with planting tips,and are $3, $6,and $15. Can send to you.

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Title: We need a clear vision into food safety for 2020

Americans eat a lot of meat and poultry, and if USDA forecasts are correct, they will continue to do so in 2020.

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Title: The 7-Day Sugar Challenge

How to skip the extra sugar, one delicious daily challenge at a time.

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Title: Freeze an extra batch of this hearty black bean soup so you can stay warm all winter long

"Though I’ve written this recipe, I’ll be the first to tell you that you don’t need a recipe to make this soup"

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Title: How the Kiwi Queen Transformed America’s Supermarkets

Seventy years ago, most Americans had never heard of sugar snap peas or spaghetti squash or passion fruit. What changed?

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Title: Community-Led Efforts to Ban Glyphosate in Public Spaces Pick up Speed

Buoyed by scientific and public concern, hundreds of communities around the country are banning the herbicide's use and working toward organic lawn management.

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Title: Braided Buns Recipe

Make your Easter holiday a festive affair with these flaky braided rolls.

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Title: The 21 Best Events in Denver This Week, December 16 to 22

We're heavy into the holidays now, and entertainment opportunities abound — from blowout seasonal shows to offbeat performances popping up around town.

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Title: Food inspectors warn of 'mystery' pork under new meat inspection rules

Two federal inspectors warned that “mystery” meat and other unwanted materials will contaminate pork throughout the U.S. under the new meat inspection rules currently being used in a pilot program, NBC News reported Monday.

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Title: Lessons Learned from My Year-Long 100% Homegrown and Foraged Food Challenge

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Title: Creamy Wild Rice and Chicken Soup

Make this creamy, classic soup with leftover chicken for a quick and simple meal the whole family is sure to love.

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Title: Healthy Homemade Bread. So why invest in the habit? For starters, your homemade bread will be fresher than any loaf you purchase in a store.You’ll also avoid this myriad of chemicals often used in commercial breads:

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Title: The Thanksgiving Pie Recipes You've Been Waiting For All Year

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Title: Fluffy pull-apart dinner rolls are a cinch to make

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Title: Using and Seasoning Cast Iron Pans

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Title: For the first time ever, a US cheese is named best in the world

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Title: Midwestern farmers branch out with pizza.

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Title: Canning Pumpkin Puree

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Title: Scientists have shown the perfect way to make pancakes, and that has huge implications

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Title: How to Make Mead from Honeycomb

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Title: A Shadowy Industry Group Shapes Food Policy Around the World

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Title: A team of cider makers, foragers, and orchardists are bringing forgotten apple varieties back from the past.

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Title: The more comfortable you can get with the tools you own, the more you can spend time perfecting flavor rather than worrying about technique.

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Title: What to Cook in a Solar Oven

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Title: Kind exposes sugar content in its competitors' products

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Title: Drinking with Doug: Discover and savor during Natural Wine Week in mid-April

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Title: Record number of entries for U.S. Championship Cheese Contest in Green Bay

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Title: Look Out, Bone Broth: Mushroom Broth Might Be Even More Magical

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Title: Yeasted Rye Bread Recipe with Sponge Starter

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Title: Pressure Cooker Pork Roast Stew Recipe

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Title: Are You a Locavore?

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Title: Delicious Denver Food Brands You Can Buy in Local Stores

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Title: Delicious Denver Food Brands You Can Buy in Local Stores

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Title: New uses for zucchini

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Title: A Late Summer Bourbon Cocktail

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Title: Everyday recipes: Sweet corn stars in summer salad

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Title: Cooking at Home – Colorado Peach Salsa

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