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Marinated Artichoke, Buffalo Mozzarella (or Burrata) and Rucola Salad with a Fresh Orange Balsamic Drizzle

Friday fix from Sandy!! Burnt out from a long week - don't you just fancy pouring yourself a glass of wine and within minutes assembling this luscious, quick fix salad. It’s simple and this is the one of the few times I will tell you to make your life easy by buying ready bottled artichokes. #salad #recipe #Italian
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The Taste Safari Sausage, Bacon, Broad Bean and Herb Picnic Pasta!

This recipe reminds me of a sunny afternoon picnic. It’s such a reliable pasta recipe and I’ve used it for years for big summery lunches, road ...
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Maple and Butter Slow-Glazed Thanksgiving Turkey with Herbed Italian Sausages, Polenta and Plump Cranberry Stuffing

Now, I really am letting out a whole bunch of secrets in this recipe, but these are the things that I do for all you brilliant supporters out ...
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Chocolate-Pecan Shortbread Crunch with a Vanilla Custard Mousse

There is no other way to describe this pudding apart from scrumptious! It's completely uncomplicated and easily whipped up on a moment's notice ...
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Working Brunch with the Taste Safari Team!

We are still stuck in this miserable, freezing weather, and to snap out of it, I decided to a hash together a last-minute Breakfast Brunch for the Taste Safari team. You know me: cooking is the cure to all the blues!
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All-American Very Cherry Pie

What better way to celebrate America's Independence Day than with a delicious cherry pie? This one is absolutely tasty and looks beautiful, ...
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White Chocolate Pannacottas with an Orange Coulis and a Chocolate Sauce

I’ve brought this beautiful dessert up to date by amping up the different flavor levels. The orange coulis and the chocolate sauce is visually stunning as well as creating a play on taste sensations. This is one sexy dessert.
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Baby Gems Stuffed with a Sauteed Fragrant Leek, Pearl Barley, Mushroom and Feta Filling

Baby gems are cross between a small pumpkin and a zucchini. They are a size of a cannonball, hence the nickname: cannonball squash. I feel ...
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