Drop Dumplings for Soup or Stew
Give the dumpling batter time to rest before dropping spoonfuls into the stew or soup will allow for fluffier dumplings.
Read MoreGive the dumpling batter time to rest before dropping spoonfuls into the stew or soup will allow for fluffier dumplings.
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Read MoreRoast poblanos on a grill until slightly charred for the best flavor.
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Read MoreWait until the end of the meal to serve this cooling soup, perfect for a hot or muggy day when the body needs to “chill.” And if you can’t wait, it’s also a delightful way to start the day at breakfast or brunch.
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Read MoreReady-cut stew meat is easy to find in the meat case but if you’re inclined to cut your own there are a variety of cuts from the shoulder or rear that will do including chuck shoulder or roast; bottom or top round roasts; rump roast; or English roast. Trim away some of the fat before cutting the meat into 1-inch cubes.
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Read MoreHere’s an easy soup, add some bread and maybe a salad and you have a meal!
Read MoreAfter a day on the trails what could be better than a hearty bowl of buffalo chicken chili made on the campfire. The key to outdoor cooking is simplicity and creativity.
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