Chicken Soup for the Cold - Chicken Soup Recipes

Chicken soup may well be the ultimate comfort food. How does the Jewish penicillin theory as a cure for the common cold hold up in the scientific community? Find out and try some variations of chicken soup such as Chicken Meatball Chili Soup, Chicken Noodle Soup, Chicken Mulligan Soup (pictured), or one of the other chicken soup recipes.

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Cauliflower Gratin Recipe

Three cheeses and ham give a rich depth of flavor to bland cauliflower. The meat may be omitted, if necessary. Cauliflower gratin makes a great side dish, but consider it also for breakfast or brunch. Great for low-carb diets.

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Mushroom Steak Marsala Recipe

Sirloin steaks takes the place of veal in this classic dish. It is further beefed up with the addition of hearty mushrooms to the delicious sauce. If you want to splurge, substitute strip steaks for the sirloin. Aside from the requisite Marsala wine, the key is in using a thick cut of steak, and it should be seared to no more than medium-rare doneness to maintain a tender and succulent texture.

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Homemade Peanut Butter Cups Recipe

Dedicate an hour of your time and make something really special for Valentine's Day: homemade peanut butter cups! These taste similar to the commercial peanut butter cups, but better! Use the 1-inch foil candy cups which are available in most grocery stores and also at many craft stores that sell cake decorating supplies. These delicious candies are sure to impress, but they are really quite simple to make. Great for gifts on any occasion.

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Super Bowl Beer Brats Recipe

Popular at tailgate and Super Bowl parties, beer brats are good year-round. It is hard to believe you only need four simple ingredients to make this quick and tasty dish. You can throw it together at the last minute. Do not restrict yourself to bratwurst. Use this method with hot dogs, Italian sausage, knockwurst, or just about any link sausage.

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Chocolate-Dipped Crescent Hearts Recipe

These pretty little crescent heart cookies are fast, easy, colorful and tasty. Perfect for Valentine's Day or any special occasion. They begin with refrigerated crescent roll dough and only have a few ingredients. Let the kids help.

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Cookbooks for Lovers

Cooking doesn't have to be a chore. Bring your significant other into the kitchen and cook up some romance with a tasty result. For any celebration of love, these cookbooks can help you plan and cook a romantic and sensual dinner for your loved one.

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