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Here are the top ten articles for the Holiday/Seasonal Cooking Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in! 1. Toasted Coconut Macaroon Cookie Recipe If you are a coconut lover and you have never ever made coconut macaroons, then you have to think again and try my Toasted Coconut Macaroon Recipe. They are so easy and inexpensive to make. They are moist, chewy and decandant enough to add to any holiday cookie tray. 2. Creamy Seasonal Asparagus & Ham Soup Recipe When spring has sprung so does asparagus, right through to July when it's flavorful and at its best! My Creamy Seasonal Asparagus & Ham Soup uses leftover cooked ham which can be served as a starter or as dinner with crispy whole grain croutons. This soup is extremely flavorful and easy to make! 3. Creamy Homemade Tomato Basil Bisque Soup Recipe If you looking for an upscale, classy and delicious soup to impress family or friends? If so, make my Tomato Basil Bisque soup recipe. Even though fresh tomatoes are seasonal in most zones from mid-April thru November, which can be used here, this recipe calls for canned - available year round. 4. Country French Onion Soup Recipe If you're thrown off by any recipe that has the word "French" in its title, don't be. I was always afraid to make onion soup as I felt like I needed a culinary degree to make anything that was French. My Country French Onion Soup is so easy to make, flavorful with minimal ingredients. Enjoy! 5. Culinary Mystery Series An enjoyable culinary mystery series by Josi Kilpack. Follow the adventures through seasons and locations as Sadie Hoffmiller tries to solve mysteries. Recipes are included in each book. 6. A Rainbow of Foods Enjoy summer and the opportunity to garden and to share that enjoyment with your family. Even if you have a small area to garden you can still have your miracles with a little garden and eat across the rainbow. 7. Apples Cooks used apples for all sorts of savory dishes, while others were using them to make hard cider and applejack. Other cooks used both fresh and dried apples in a wide range of desserts such as pies, cobblers, pandowdy, betty, crunch, crisps, cakes and dumplings. 8. How to Create a Colorful Kitchen Orange is the color of adventure and social communication- so what does that mean in a kitchen? The color orange radiates warmth and happiness, combining the physical energy and stimulation of red with the cheerfulness of yellow, but can also offer emotion strength in difficult times. 9. Apple Blackberry Pie Since the very first time I had ever tasted one I have been in love with blackberries and am always on the lookout for good recipes that feature blackberries. 10. Fruit - Book Review Fruit is bright, colorful and attractive thank you, Mother Nature! For us to enjoy fruit we need to know how to choose perfectly ripe fruit. It is when the aroma develops that the fruit is ready to eat. Be sure to visit the Holiday/Seasonal Cooking Archives for all the articles!
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