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3/27-4/4: Easter dining in Arizona - AZCentral.com

... features are eggs Benedict with biscuits and ham; Croque Monsieur Ou Madame (sandwich bread served with cheese or egg); quiche Lorraine with smoked bacon; biscuits with gravy; and ... salmon; roasted leg of lamb; and apple and cinnamon bread ...

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Dining Calendar - Courier-Journal

The menu: appetizer by Laurent Geroli: apple cider-braised pork belly and seared scallop ... Omelets with farm-fresh eggs, biscuits with sausage gravy, whole grain pancakes with local preserves. Free. • March 27, 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. "Beginning Herb ...

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March 2010 - Weblogs.baltimoresun.com

Why not cock a snook in our general direction and be bold about it: “We’re not going to upset the gravy train for a pack of budget ... event will round out their meals with Sweet Potato Pancakes with Apple Cider Sauce, Vegetarian Chili and ...

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Apple Cider Gravy Questions asked

Voting Question: Are you going to eat that?

Apple cider is not very good for your coins so you better hit the road Jack, or else your tree might yell at your sinuses in order to become a table mat for all it cares. "Why do my eye sockets show the world how much gravy is produced in Taiwan?", you may be asking. Well, you have to stay coordinated when you stir the pot of pencils in order to proclaim my lightbulb, especially because your geese eat rubberbands and that can't be healthy for the growth of bicycles. more

Voting Question: How much should I exercise to balance out this diet?

For breakfast, I like to have either half or whole bagel with some cream cheese [that is my cheat breakfast!] or more usually 3 egg whites with one yolk for flavor. I drink at least 6 glasses of water a day with apple cider vinegar in them. It is kind of hit and miss with lunch and dinner because my family is the typical mac-and-cheese, pizza, ice cream, pasta, etc family that pours gravy and sauce all over everything that could have been healthy [like chicken, lol] but I don't usually eat what they eat or eat less. I try to eat stuff like carrots, tuna, rinsed/drained soups [no broth], and I also like veggies like broccoli and fruits like apples, melons, and bananas. It is hard to eat healthy here, I sometimes slip up and have a few slices of pizza or a mug of ice cream. How much should I exercise if I want a slim, muscled body on a 1200-2000 daily calorie diet. [again, the amount varies so much]Do -not- tell me about diet stuff....I want exercise tips! more

Resolved Question: Have you started planning your Thanksgiving menu yet?

I have and I bought some things already to lessen the hit at the grocery store closer to the day. We are making our usual 20 lb. turkey with butter,sage and Bell's poultry seasoning. We baste it with chicken stock. I also make my special Apple Cider Sage stuffing, creamed spinach,biscuits or rolls, corn, sweet potato souffle,cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes and homemade gravy and pies. What is on your menu and have you started shopping,preparing etc for it? Please share ;) more

Resolved Question: Which one of these menu's would you pick for a harvest supper?

Menu 1 To start a fan of three types of melon, iced with ginger and lemon main course Venison casserole with shallots, redwine and redcurrant gravy, with spiring onion and parsley dumplings, and a medley of vegetables Pudding Orchard crumble (apples, pears, and plums) and creamy custard Or menu 2 Chicken Liver pate with melba toast and salad garnish Roast duck with spicy plum and orange sauce, duchesse potatoes, peas and carrots Rhubarb fool (cream moussey thing) Menu 3 Rich Vegetable soup with homemade bread Roast leg of Pork with crispy crackling, cider gravy Sage onion and sausage meat stuffing, roast potatoes, cabbage, carrots, and brocolli Berry cheesecake Vegetarians have opted for Vegetable soup, a vegetable and pasta bake, and orchard crumble more

Resolved Question: Which menu would you choose for a Harvest supper?

Menu 1 To start a fan of three types of melon, iced with ginger and lemon main course Venison casserole with shallots, redwine and redcurrant gravy, with spiring onion and parsley dumplings, and a medley of vegetables Pudding Orchard crumble (apples, pears, and plums) and creamy custard Or menu 2 Chicken Liver pate with melba toast and salad garnish Roast duck with spicy plum and orange sauce, duchesse potatoes, peas and carrots Rhubarb fool (cream moussey thing) Menu 3 Rich Vegetable soup with homemade bread Roast leg of Pork with crispy crackling, cider gravy Sage onion and sausage meat stuffing, roast potatoes, cabbage, carrots, and brocolli Berry cheesecake Vegetarians have opted for Vegetable soup, a vegetable and pasta bake, and orchard crumble more

Resolved Question: Getting Married, Just a Few Questions!?

I'm planning on getting married in October 2010... Do you think that is enough time to plan? I've never been married before, so I have no clue where to begin, does anyone have any tips or websites they can direct me too for some budgeting/ideas/timelines? My tentative colors are going to be on more of an indian summer theme, royal blue, eggplant, sage, rust and pearl/ivory.... Trying to stay away from browns and golds or copper/bronze colors, I don't like them. But I'm also trying to keep a warm tone. My menu will be as follows: Turkey and turkey gravy, oyster stuffing, squash casserole, fried eggplant, whole wheat rolls, fried pears w/cinnamon butter, and a field green salad w/reduced balsamic vingrette and bleu cheese. To drink we'll have hot apple cider, coffee (obviously) and cold apple cider, what else can you suggest? My cake is actually going to be a cupcake tower w/pumpkin cupcakes and whipped cream cheese icing, some w/nuts, some without. I have kept everyones palates in mind and all of the foods on my menu are foods that I know the guests like (as I've cooked all these things for them at one point or another). As favors I'll be passing out hot chocolate and apple cider mix as well as caramel apples rolled in sugared walnuts. For center peices, I have no clue what to do... I was thinking of having glass vases w/multicolored pebbles (to match my colors) in the bottom, a beta fish (to match my colors, a different color fish for each table) and a floating candle, what do you think? I'm also thinking of having each table in a specific color, there will only be about 40 guests or so, and we're a very close knit family, so having 10 four seat tables will be sufficient, I think, what do you think? As for the wedding party table I was thinking of having white lights strung around the table and then covering them in a sheer cloth, to add a bit of warmth and romance... What kind of music do you think would be good? Also, what can I do to bring the warmth of fall indoors? I was thinking of having an out door reception, but it will get too cold, our ceremony is going to be out doors, however. Also, we're having a butterfly release during our ceremony to remember those that will not be with us.... Any ideas/suggestions/improvements you could make will be greatly appreciated!! And how do I kindly put on the invites that no alcohol permissed? more

Resolved Question: Getting Married, Just a Few Questions!?

I'm planning on getting married in October 2010... Do you think that is enough time to plan? I've never been married before, so I have no clue where to begin, does anyone have any tips or websites they can direct me too for some budgeting/ideas/timelines? My tentative colors are going to be on more of an indian summer theme, royal blue, eggplant, sage, rust and pearl/ivory.... Trying to stay away from browns and golds or copper/bronze colors, I don't like them. But I'm also trying to keep a warm tone. My menu will be as follows: Turkey and turkey gravy, oyster stuffing, squash casserole, fried eggplant, whole wheat rolls, fried pears w/cinnamon butter, and a field green salad w/reduced balsamic vingrette and bleu cheese. To drink we'll have hot apple cider, coffee (obviously) and cold apple cider, what else can you suggest? My cake is actually going to be a cupcake tower w/pumpkin cupcakes and whipped cream cheese icing, some w/nuts, some without. I have kept everyones palates in mind and all of the foods on my menu are foods that I know the guests like (as I've cooked all these things for them at one point or another). As favors I'll be passing out hot chocolate and apple cider mix as well as caramel apples rolled in sugared walnuts. For center peices, I have no clue what to do... I was thinking of having glass vases w/multicolored pebbles (to match my colors) in the bottom, a beta fish (to match my colors, a different color fish for each table) and a floating candle, what do you think? I'm also thinking of having each table in a specific color, there will only be about 40 guests or so, and we're a very close knit family, so having 10 four seat tables will be sufficient, I think, what do you think? As for the wedding party table I was thinking of having white lights strung around the table and then covering them in a sheer cloth, to add a bit of warmth and romance... What kind of music do you think would be good? Also, what can I do to bring the warmth of fall indoors? I was thinking of having an out door reception, but it will get too cold, our ceremony is going to be out doors, however. Also, we're having a butterfly release during our ceremony to remember those that will not be with us.... Any ideas/suggestions/improvements you could make will be greatly appreciated!! And how do I kindly put on the invites that no alcohol permissed?For financial reasons I'm doing the planning my self, the only people I'm paying to do something for me is the seamstress, the florist (which I might not even need, depends on how my garden does), and the place we'll be having the reception, and that's just for the space, and my friend for hooking me up w/waiters/waitresses. Between myself and my bridesmaids we'll be cooking, decorating, making favors etc... I have a lot of family I have to fly in, and I'll have to buy a few brides maids their dresses, so my budget will be tight. Thanks for the offer however! more

Resolved Question: Which of these desserts would you choose?

To start there's a fan of three different types of melon then I'm doing a leg of pork with crispy golden crackling, sage, onion, best sausagemeat and apple stuffing, crispy golden roast potatoes, green beans, brocolli, carrots and baby new potatoes, cider gravy What shall I do for Pudding from these three? A rich toffee based bannoffi pie with whipped cream A fresh ripe english strawberry trifle Or a lemony fresh raspberry cheesecake more

Resolved Question: Can you share your Easter traditions?

I eat ham, brocolli, mashed potatoes/gravy, and apple cider. more

Resolved Question: ohGr would like to know #46?

Have you ever been writing an email to a contact and you hit enter, which in turn sent the email long before you were ready? I was sending this list and the email Bread got sent here...so my list consisted of bread, making the list worthless and incomprehensible. Apples Very Small Rocks Cider Gravy Cherries Mud Churches Duck more

Resolved Question: Poll/Survey for Thanksgiving?

Turkey or Ham? Stuffing or mashed potatoes? pumpkin pie or apple pie? cornbread or traditional rolls? cranberries or apple cider? gravy or no gravy? Dinner at your house or dinner at a family member's house? Do you put up Christmas decorations before or after the holiday? (I actually know people that do that before, so...) Thanks! more

Resolved Question: What is my Thanksgiving dinner missing?

Last year for thanksgiving we made this really awesome dinner. It was turkey roulade (butterfly turkey breast rolled like a cinnamon roll with cranberry and homemade stuffing inside) with apple cider gravy. We also made mashed potatoes, a merry berry salad and acorn squash. The dinner was absolutely fabulous, except I felt like it was missing something. (We also had wine) This year we are planning to make the same dinner, but I need help on what do make to enhance it. Any ideas? more

Resolved Question: Thanksgiving meal ideas?

I'm cooking for Thanksgiving this year so I'm currently working on the menu for Thanksgiving dinner. I still need more recipe ideas. Here is what I'm going to make: Turkey and Stuffing Meat Loaf w/ Cider Gravy Green Bean Casserole Apple Pie Does anyone have any other Thanksgiving recipe ideas that would go good with the other dishes I will be making? I'm also trying to think of a beverage idea. I'm looking for something fruity and maybe a little sweet. Any ideas.  more

Resolved Question: Brown Sugar Gravy for a turkey... would this be a mistake?

I throw out the brown sugar orange glaze packet that comes with my turkey each year. I had it on my ham once and it just wasn't the right kind of sweet...and I didn't care for the tang of the orange. Would it be a mistake to mix brown sugar, balsamic vinaigrette, and apple cider to create a glaze this year for my turkey?  more

Resolved Question: opening new restaurant would love some constructive criticism on our main course menu?

Main course. 8oz Sirloin Steak served with roasted Baby shallots sauteed mushrooms baby carrots Real chips and a Red wine reduction also available in 16oz T bone 16oz Rump and 25oz Rump. Roasted lamb shank served on a broad bean mash with baby carrots and a rich rosemary gravy. Pork medallions drizzled with a cider apple sauce seved with Sweet potato mash and butter beans Roasted Trout Wrapped in bacon stuffed with a musroom and almond risotto. Served with wilted spinach and basil. Sauteed Scallops served in their shells drizzled with a spicy garlic and tomato sauce served with a medoly of asparagus and sea samphor. Chicken breast stuffed with a sage and onion butter served with mashed potatoes and sugar snap peas Risotto of roasted red peppers , musroom and pine nuts , finished with fresh shavings of parmesan.PS this is a work in progress so any ideas more than welcome more

Resolved Question: Is this a little pricey?

I just got back from the store and here are the prices. Flexible straws: 1.89 Magazine: 3.69 Country Gravy: 2.39 x's 3 Lawry's Garlic Salt: 3.69 Johnny's Season Salt: 12.35 Apple Cider: 2.50 x's 2 Crystal Light: 6.26 Cup O'Noodles: 0.50 x's 8 (omg she charged me for 2 extra ones, I only got 8 it says I got 10!!!!! rip off!) Chunky Soup: 3.55 x's 3 Sierra Mist: 3.59 Lipton Raspberry: 6.98 Baby Carrots: 4.99 Onions: 2.92 Potatoes: 4.99 Tyson Hot Wings: 25.05 Smoked Strips: 14.49 Beef Jerky: 6.79 x's 2 Beef Jerky: 5.99 x's 2 total of 150.26 plus city tax 0.28 for a total of 150.54 This is in Bush Alaska.I thought I did good lol, it says I saved $8.74 ha. I'm 25 and single with no dependents, this is my normal shopping list. I've got to learn what I need and what I don't need! more

Resolved Question: Christmas EVE Dinner Menu???

I am going to try and make Christmas Eve dinner for my family. I want to do ALL the cooking and I'll be cooking for about 17 people. I was thinking that I could have a lot of things but none of the stuff LOOKS like it will take that long. I am not sure, but what things would be good to PRE cook & just heat up that day? How far in advance should I cook the stuff? Here's my potential menu (if u have any suggestions on recipes for what I have, things to add and recipes let me kno): Chicken Roast Stuffing Rice Giblet Gravy GreenBeans w/ potatoes Mac & Cheese Potato Salad Yams Pinto Beans Squash Casserole Cranberry Sauce Cornbread Bread Pudding, Sweet Potato Pie Fruit Punch, Egg Nog, Apple Cider, WineTHANKS to you all. I TRIED to make someone the 'best answer' but it won't let me...orrrrrrrrr maybe i just don't know how. but again thanks everyone. O & it's such a big feast b/c i've been FAR away from home since august & i've been missing all these foods so i have to make up for it. LOL more

Resolved Question: Poll: Stuffing, Turkey, Glazed Ham, String Beans, Collard Greens, Cornbread, Buttered Rolls?

Mashed Potatoes with Gravy with a choice of Apple Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Apple Spice Cake, Golden Vanilla Cake, Chocolate Cake with a choice of Apple Cider, Champange, White Wine, Red Wine, Lemonade or Iced Tea. What is your opinion of this Thanksgiving menu? Opinions?I hope everyone has a good Thanksgiving! lol! more

Resolved Question: Poll: Mashed Potatoes with Butter & Gravy, Turkey With Stuffing, Creamed Corn, Collard Greens, Pig's Feet?

Cornbread, Macaroni & Cheese, Glazed Ham With Pineapple, Carrot Cake, Pumpkin Spice Cake, Apple Pie or Cheesecake with a choice of apple cider, champange, fruit punch, lemonade or water. What is your opinion of this Thanksgiving menu? Thoughts? more

Resolved Question: Thanksgiving Menu - Pot Luck Dinner?

There will be 10-12 people at Thanksgiving Dinner and some of the items have been delegated for people to bring. Is there enough food or should there be more sides? Herb Roasted Turkey Breast (20 lb) Pan Gravy Herb Seasoned Stuffing Fresh Cranberry-Orange Relish Mashed Potatoes with Sausage Oven Baked Candied Sweet Potatoes Niblets Corn & Butter Sauce Maple Glazed Carrots Roasted Turnips Dinner Rolls Pumpkin and Apple Pie For appetizers I am doing a vegetable platter with dip and shrimp cocktail. For drinks I have Cranberry Juice and Apple Cider. more

Resolved Question: Rachel had a recipe for turkey breast with apple cider gravy on 30 minute meals Sat. Nov. 11th.?

She had some green beans and the meat was roasted at 500 degrees to form a crust. I do not know what seasonings or any other details for cooking the turkey breast. more

Resolved Question: Thanksgiving Cider Gravy?

I was wondering if anyone has ever tried this before and if you liked it? Ingredients Makes 4 cups Neck and giblets (excluding liver) from a 12-pound turkey 3 stalks celery, chopped into 2-inch pieces 3 carrots, chopped into 2-inch pieces 2 medium onions, quartered 1 bay leaf 4 parsley sprigs Coarse salt and ground pepper 1 bottle (12 ounces) hard cider or apple cider 1/2 cup all-purpose flourDirections * Make giblet broth: In a large saucepan, place neck, giblets, celery, carrots, onions, bay leaf, parsley, 10 cups water, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper; bring to a boil over high heat. Skim; reduce heat, and simmer 1 hour. Strain broth (if less than 6 cups liquid, add enough water to make 6 cups); discard solids. Set aside. (To store: Cool to room temperature, transfer to a container, cover, and refrigerate up to 1 day.) * Transfer turkey from pan to a serving platter. Place pan on stove across two burners. (If using a disposable pan, pour drippings and browned bits from pan into a medium saucepan and proceed). Over medium-high heat, bring drippings to a boil; cook, scraping up browned bits, until syrupy. Add cider; cook, stirring constantly, until syrupy, 6 to 10 minutes. Add flour and cook, stirring until incorporated, about 2 minutes. * Stir in giblet broth, a little at a time. Bring to a simmer, stirring constantly, until gravy reaches desired thickness, 15 to 20 minutes. more

Resolved Question: This question is for everyone...?

What's cooking for Thanksgiving Dinner this year? We are having turkey of course (lol), sweet ham with honey and pineapple, stuffing, mashed potatoes and extra gravy, honey, buttered corn on the cob, homemade biscuits, spanish rice, pasteles, penin, sweet potatoe pies, apple pies, ice cream, potatoe salad, apple cider, beer, fruit punch, and a comfortable recliner to crash out and sleep in...the house will be crowded! more

Resolved Question: So how do you tell whether she is made of wood?

Build a bridge out of her. But can you not also build bridges out of stone? Oh yeah. Does wood sink in water? No, no, it floats! It floats! Throw her into the pond! No, no. What else floats in water? Bread! Apples! Very small rocks! Cider! Gravy! Cherries! Mud! Churches! Churches! A Duck. Exactly! So, logically... If she... weighs the same as a duck... she's made of wood more

Resolved Question: Why do I get totally unrelated recipes coming up in a Food Network search?

I did a search for Lemon Muffins and some choices came up as 'Eggs Benedict with Canadian Bacon & Spinach' and 'Roast Loin of Porkl with Baked Apples & Cider gravy'. I just don't understand it! more

Resolved Question: Agree!Do you think that this Is a great Thanksgiving meal list?

Trukey Ham Stuffing Rice w/Gravy Macaroni & Cheese Biscuits Candy Yam's w/Marshmallows Corn Spinach Greenbeans Beans Apple Cider Mashed Potatoes Rice Corn? Add more If you like. more

Resolved Question: I've got my girl coming to dinner...which menu shall I cook (I'm a fully qualified chef, everything homemade)

Menu 1 Seared salmon with dill and lemon mayonnaise to start, Thai green curry with chicken breast, galingal, lime leaves, garlic, chili and coconut milk, with Sticky Thai fragrant rice and then hot black cherries steeped in Kirsch, in a light crepe pancake served with ice-cream OR Menu 2 Wild mushroom medley with Angel hair pasta, Roast leg of pork with cider apple gravy, sage lemon and onion stuffing, roast potatoes, carrots and boccoli, then Meringue nest filled with tropical fresh fruit, (pineapple, mango, guava, nectarines in a passionfruit sauce served with clotted cream more

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Cider Gravy | Eating Well
Cider Gravy. From EatingWell: November ... Make this low-fat gravy in the roasting pan while the turkey rests. Apple cider adds rich fall flavor.

Rachael Ray's Official Website :: Apple Cider Gravy
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Roast Turkey with Apple-Cider Gravy Recipe : : Food ...
Food Network invites you to try this Roast Turkey with Apple-Cider Gravy recipe.

Apple Cider Gravy - Redbook
Tired of the same old gravy? This autumn-inspired Apple Cider Gravy will breathe new life into the Thanksgiving experience! You can also serve this year-round over roast chicken.

Herb-Roasted Turkey with Apple Cider Gravy Recipe at ...
Find the recipe for Herb-Roasted Turkey with Apple Cider Gravy and other herb recipes at Epicurious.com

Turkey Roulade with Apple-Cider Gravy Recipe : Ellie ...
Food Network invites you to try this Turkey Roulade with Apple-Cider Gravy recipe from Ellie Krieger.

Apple Cider Gravy - Goodhousekeeping.com
Tired of the same old gravy? This autumn-inspired Apple Cider Gravy will breathe new life into the Thanksgiving experience! You can also serve this year-round over roast chicken.

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