Which traditional holiday dishes carry you back to your childhood during the Spring holidays? Try a vegetarian Lenten dish from Latin America on www.seasonedfork.com and share your family recipes with us.

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Chocolate cupcakes for Halloween! Scary skulls and bats. Can be just as much fun as candy for Halloween at www.seasonedfork.com

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Strawberry-Rhubarb shortcake recipe with some slightly sweet Moscato bubbly from Laural Lake Vineyards.

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Release your oven from purgatory and bake for your loved ones. Try a few of these upcoming recipes for breads and cookies on www.seasonedfork.com

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You don’t have to produce the entire  St. Patrick’s day dinner with the corned beef and cabbage to celebrate with friends and family.  Keep it simple.  Invite people for dessert and coffee and serve up some Irish coffees to compliment your dessert table.  Have everyone bring a different dessert or baked good and serve it all [...]

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Whipped cream for dessert? Want to add something special to your evening? Try whipping up a little love for tonight’s dinner. Watch the webisode and follow along on www.seasonedfork.com

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Looking for a new Chocolate recipe for Valentine’s Day? Try Chef Deborah’s dairy-free spicy chocolate truffles for your loved one(s) and have everyone love you! www.seasonedfork.com

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Gingerbread cake with Bourbon custard sauce makes a great dessert for your New Year’s table.

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In the North Fork, Fall is announced as much by the winter squashes at roadside farmstands as the changing leaves. We have so many different types of squash out here, but one of my favorites is Kabocha.  It is a Japanese squash but Caribbean cooks also use it. It’s smaller than most squashes – slightly larger [...]

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Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate abundance and eat delicious stuff. It is also time for folks to stop seeing vegan cuisine as somehow austere and holier-than-thou. This Indian pudding is nothing short of luscious, with rich spices and a sweetness that is dense, but not cloying. Call it virtuous if you must, but you [...]

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