Spiced Cranberry Apple Cider
A mulled cider that leans into cranberry’s tartness instead of drowning it in sugar. The spices do the work here.
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4-Layer Berry Mousse Cake (Strawberry or Raspberry)
Our most asked for Berry Mousse Cake Four layers, three mousses, one fudgy brownie base. This berry mousse cake looks like it came from a bakery case, but every layer is built the same way: melt, whip, fold, chill. Once you’ve got that rhythm down, you’re just repeating it three times with three different flavors….
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Easy Leftover Turkey One Pot Meal
A quick and easy one pot meal to use up that leftover turkey.
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The Complete Fall Spices Guide: 10 Autumn Spices for Cooking
This guide covers 10 essential autumn spices – from sweet foundations like cinnamon and nutmeg to savory game-changers like smoked paprika and sage. You’ll learn the exact temperatures, proper ratios, and timing that separates good fall cooking from extraordinary.
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Mississippi Pot Roast
This Mississippi Pot Roast is your answer to versatile weeknight cooking that looks fancy but feels effortless. Start with a quick sear at 350°F – that’s where all the flavor magic begins – then let your slow cooker handle the rest for 8 hours. The tangy pepperoncinis and ranch seasoning create a sauce that’s perfect for Sunday dinner, but the tender, shredded beef works just as well stuffed into sandwiches or portioned for meal prep. One recipe, endless possibilities.
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American | Beef | Budget Friendly | Dutch Oven | Gluten Free | Healthy Options | One Pot Meals | Soups
Gluten Free Beef and Quinoa Stew
Gluten-Free Beef and Quinoa Stew: A Hearty, Protein-Rich Meal for Everyone Looking for a comforting meal that won’t upset sensitive stomachs? This Gluten Free Beef and Quinoa Stew delivers all the warmth and satisfaction of traditional beef stew without any gluten. Tender chunks of beef, protein-rich quinoa, and fresh vegetables come together in a savory…
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Easy Butter Syrup
Try this simple butter syrup with things you already have on hand in your kitchen.
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Food Basics and Kitchen Essentials: What You Actually Need To Cook Well
Need to stock your kitchen? Here’s what actually works – the food basics and tools that make cooking easier, without the unnecessary stuff.
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Level Up Your Knife Skills for Cooking: Slice, Dice, and Chop Like You Mean It
Knife skills for cooking are the foundation of becoming a confident, efficient home chef. Here at Chow Time Fellers, we’re not just another food blog throwing fancy terms at you – we’re those people who actually want you to succeed in the kitchen. And let us tell you, nothing changed our cooking game like learning…
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Homemade Pumpkin Soup: Ma’s Fall Favorite
Pumpkin Variety: The Secret to Ma’s Homemade Pumpkin Soup Try using different types of pumpkins to mix up the flavors. Different varieties of pumpkins do actually taste different. They have different consistencies and flavors. Some pumpkins are dry and starchy, while others are moist and sweet. I’ve experimented with various pumpkins over the years, and…
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Christmas Dip
Christmas dip is a delicious dip colored white, red, and green. Eat any time of year.
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Simple Whipped Cream
How to make a delicious yet simple whipped cream.
