Food & Drink

: Cheers To The Sweetest New Trend In Cocktails

When summer temperatures heat up, nothing cools you off better than a sweet and refreshing beverage.  And now, you can indulge in all the sweetened cocktails you love without the guilt! By substituting heavy syrups and granulated sugar with Sweet’N Low®, you can quickly cut calories in your favorite summertime libations—think cosmos, daiquiris, lemon drops and more! With only 100 […]

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Wild Wednesdays: Homemade Deer Country Ham

Welcome to another “Wild Wednesday”!  This week, we’ll be taking a break from the Duck Commander recipes for a look at curing your own deer ham.  Brent and I have gotten really interested in various “homesteading” skills this past year, including processing our deer meat ourselves and using dehydration and salt-curing to preserve some of it as jerky or homemade […]

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Wild Wednesdays: Phil Robertson’s Frog Legs

In our last installment of “Wild Wednesdays,” we cooked up a big ole dish of Miss Kay Robertson’s famous banana pudding.  This week, we’re hopping on over to her husband’s pride and joy: frog legs.  Frog legs are a Robertson family favorite, as seen in the episode “Frog in One,” when Phil, Uncle Si, Jase, and John Godwin go frog […]

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: Delicious Seafood Recipes From the Neelys

We’re Pat and Gina Neely, and you know we love making easy, tasty dishes. That’s why we’re so excited about these new fish products, spicy and regular fish fillets for sandwiches and fish tenders that are great for tacos from Van de Kamp’s and Mrs. Paul’s. What makes them great? They’re made with 100% whole fish fillets, so they’re 100% […]

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Wild Wednesdays: Houston, We Have a Problem

Last night, since I had some leftover venison cubed steak from making “Dixie Creek Roll-Ups” over the weekend, I planned to cook fried deer steak.  Fried venison is a great go-to recipe for cubed steak – delicious and simple to prepare.  Served with some homemade gravy and leftover jasmine rice…mmm, my stomach was already rumbling before I left work.  ”Plus,” […]

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Food Gift: White Chocolate Peanut Butter Bites

As if I ever need an excuse to make White Chocolate Peanut Butter Bites from the Birmingham Junior League cookbook, Tables of Content, I have been in full food gift making mode this week to share with friends, family, and the people that help me out from day to day. From my coworkers, daughter’s teachers, security guards at work, our postal delivery […]

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Cake of the Week: Gingerbread Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting

Most of us probably still a little bit full from our Thanksgiving feasts, but it never fails that we still need a little taste of something sweet.  After a week of nibbling on what was left of the pumpkin pie and the pecan pie, maybe we need to move on to cake! I’m trying to get full-on with the holiday […]

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Our Top 5 Diabetic Holiday Recipes

The holidays are here which for those with diabetes can be a true challenge finding healthy, low-sugar foods to eat that still give you that fun and festive feel. Thankfully, MyRecipes.com has two registered dietitians on staff (me and fellow food editor, Anne Cain) to help navigate through thousands of our diabetic recipes to find the best picks for your holiday […]

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It’s Here! Announcing MyRecipes America’s Favorite Food

MyRecipes.com is thrilled to announce the launch of our first cookbook, America’s Favorite Food. With 200 of our best performing recipes that continuously receive the top ratings and most audience reviews, this book is designed to make at-home cooking easier and more enjoyable. Thanks to our exclusive SCAN-IT/COOK-IT™ feature you can scan more than 130 vibrant, full-color photographs with your smartphone and […]

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Cook the Book: Grilled Cilantro Chicken with Pickled Tomato and Avocado Salsa

The editors of MyRecipes.com are excited to announce the release of our first cookbook, America’s Favorite Food, on September 11, 2012. In anticipation of the book’s launch and throughout the rest of the month, we’ve decided to “Cook the Book” to share our thoughts, experiences, pictures, and critiques. From editors and interns to brand managers and PR team members, you’ll hear from […]

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