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Ever find yourself needing just a bit of one or a few ingredients? Us, too. (Adding some cranberries to apple pie comes to mind.) The next time you're in that situation, consider heading to the grocery store salad bar. Rather than spending — and potentially wasting — more on larger quantities, hit up your local supermarket's salad spread for specific, small amounts of items like grilled chicken or sunflower seeds. The best part is they're already cooked and cut, which saves you time on your recipe prep.

We use the salad-bar drive-by trick for hard-boiled eggs, blanched green beans, and potatoes in Nicoise salad, or for queso and pico de gallo in tacos for two. But remember to keep a few things in mind: You'll pay per pound, so try to avoid heavy items that might be cheaper if you bought them whole or fresh. Lighter toppings, like cheeses and bacon bits, are the safest bet. Lastly, don't forget to separate your items into different boxes so as not to mix them together.

How's that for a new kind of takeout?

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The next time you don't know what to do with leftover bread, instead of throwing the loaf in the freezer, remember that there are plenty of recipes that make the most of it. Bookmark the list for reference, and you'll never be out of ideas.

• Put croutons in a Caesar or panzanella salad or on top of soup, or just snack on them out of hand.
• Cut the bread into 1/2-inch slices and toast. Place in the food processor and blend until fine crumbs form; breadcrumbs will keep in a seal-tight bag for three days.
• Make French toast for breakfast or dessert.
• If desserts aren't your thing, make a savory bread pudding. Sometimes known as strata, savory bread puddings usually combine vegetables, cheese, milk, and eggs with cubed bread. The whole thing is poured into a casserole dish and baked until it's puffy and delicious. It's great for brunch but could be enjoyed at dinnertime, too.
• Slice the loaf in half lengthwise and pull out some of the bread filling. Then cover with tomato sauce or pesto and your favorite pizza fixings. Bake until it's crispy and the cheese is melted. Voilà: homemade French bread pizza.
• If the bread is a couple days old, slice on the bias into very thin pieces. Toast and top with creamy cheese, chopped tomatoes, sautéed mushrooms, mashed avocado — the possibilities for crostini toppings are endless!
• Cut into cubes and toss with lots of Gruyère cheese and fresh herbs. Bake and you'll end up with a rustic gratin that's perfect for serving alongside grilled fish or pork chops.
• If you think stuffing is only good around Thanksgiving, think again! You can stuff and grill chicken breasts, red peppers, or heirloom tomatoes.

What do you do with day-old bread? Add to our list below in the comments!

When it comes to the Super Bowl, "go big or go home" is the motto for sports fans and foodies alike. Ending football season on a high note means serving up the best game-day favorites. We're kicking up appetizers with bacon and giving buffalo wings a run for their money with a honey barbecue sauce. Even if you're not throwing a party of your own, impress your friends with Mrs. Fields-style chewy chocolate chip cookies or an unexpected six-pack. No matter who you're rooting for, we can all agree that this menu will leave guests wanting more!

Radeberger Pilsner
The Super Bowl isn't just any game, so why drink just any beer? Radeberger Pilsner, a classic Teutonic tipple, changed the way we look at beer. Consider this brew a jazzed-up version of Coors Light, satisfying those who want a refreshing beer that still peppers the palate with hops-forward flavor. Because it runs about $8 for a six-pack, it's a great choice for an intimate viewing party or an impressive beer to contribute to a potluck.

Bacon Guacamole
Guacamole is a Super Bowl essential. Take this classic game-day dish to another level by adding bacon (yes, bacon!), an unlikely combination that's like a club sandwich in dip form. With its creamy, crunchy texture and chipotle kick, this bacon guacamole recipe promises to be a hit (and devoured in minutes).

The rest of the menu after the break.