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1 Secret Ingredient: Green Onion Recap + Bananas are Next!
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2 Puzzled About Potassium?
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3 Reader Recipe: Hummingbird Cake
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4 Celebrate Mardi Gras With Banana Pudding
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5 Secret Ingredient Reminder: Bananas
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6 Banana Slicer: Love It or Hate It?
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7 Monday's Leftovers: Cocoa-Roasted Turkey
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8 Savory Sight: Mascarpone Stuffed French Toast
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9 Secret Ingredient Recap: Bananas
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10 Yummy Link: Banana Oatmeal Waffles
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11 Celebrate Mardi Gras With a Frozen Bananas Foster Bombe
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12 The Basics: Banana Bread
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13 Go Bananas For Dessert Tonight
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14 Delicious Last-Minute Dessert
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15 Would You Rather Eat a Hot or Cold Dessert?
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16 Yummy Link: Bananas Foster Tartelette
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17 52 Weeks of Baking: Week 52 — Gooey Banana Cupcakes
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18 Go Bananas For Frozen Chocolate-Covered Banana Bites
Our mouthwatering Brain-Boosting Breakfast series continues with celebrity chefs and restaurateurs creating healthy, brain-boosting breakfast ideas to help keep kids going throughout the day. Today's quick breakfast for on-the-go families comes from Marcus Samuelsson, one of the most celebrated chefs in America, winner of the second season of Top Chef Masters, and owner of Harlem's acclaimed Red Read more
Moist, delicious banana bread is one of life's simplest pleasures. It's awesome with coffee in the morning, tea in the afternoon, or a glass of sparkling wine late in the evening. It's a nostalgic dish that so many enjoy. Wrapped in pretty packaging, banana bread also makes a wonderful edible gift. Most people have strong feelings about mix-ins, but I like to toss in a small handful of chocolate Read more
PMS sucks; there's just no polite way to say it. The week leading up to a period can be filled with depression, irritability, cramps, headaches, and that uncomfortable feeling of being bloated — and those are just a handful of the symptoms! While there's no cure for PMS, there are a few things that can help it feel more manageable. OTC painkillers, meditation, and exercise are all great at Read more
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Good morning! Here's an idea: why not be like Dice215 and make mascarpone-stuffed French toast over the weekend?French toast made from Challah bread stuffed with mascarpone cheese and topped with warm brown sugar banana sauce. Be sure to check out her blog for the recipe, and if you have a delicious photo to share, put it in the Savory Sights group. It could be featured here on YumSugar! Read more
If you're interested in cooking authentic Louisiana fare for Mardi Gras, look toward a plethora of awesome cookbooks that have come from New Orleans recently. Cooking Up a Storm features tons of classic savory recipes, and when it comes to desserts, you can't go wrong with Damn Good Sweet. It's full of delicious-sounding treats like red velvet cake, lemon icebox pie, and the creamy luscious Read more
The definitive guide to ordering at In-N-Out Burger. — A Hamburger Today Want a laugh? Visit the latest Paula website. — Paula Deen Riding Things Happy banana cream pie day! — Bites on Today RIP Henry Africa, creator of the fern bar. — Grub Street SF Freebie alert! Golden Treasure Shrimp at Panda Express. — Eater LA How do you feel about bananas packaged in plastic wrapping? — The Read more
Lately, we can't get enough of breakfast foods. Here's another delicious-looking brunch item from OnSugar blogger LesleyKat: banana-walnut pancakes. Yum! Just in time for weekend brunch, I am sharing my recipe for super yummy banana walnut pancakes. This recipe was modified from the basic pancake recipe in one of my absolute essential cookbooks, The America's Test Kitchen Family Cookbook. They Read more
Kids go bananas for the yellow fruit! The sweet, portable food is a tot favorite – often one of the first solids a lil one eats and one they continue to ask for as they grow. According to a report over on Yum, the country's banana supply may be at risk this year, as the Tropical Race Four fungus, which has already taken out Cavendish crops in Asia and Australia, is making its way to the Read more
Yesterday The New Yorker published a comprehensive story about Tropical Race Four, a type of fungus that is currently threatening to destroy the United State's banana crop. While there are more than 1,000 types of bananas, only one, the Cavendish banana, is ideal for cultivating and exporting. Thus, the majority of banana plantations in the world harvest Cavendishes. However, the Tropical Race Read more
