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FamilyFun October 2008
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- A Better Brownie
- Sarah Phillips, author of "The Healthy Oven Baking Book" and founder of baking911.com, tweaked an old family brownie recipe and came up with a ... Read More
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- A Simply Great Salad Dressing
- Homemade dressing can make salads appealing to even the most stubborn veggie-phobe. This simple low-fat recipe gets its creamy texture from ... Read More
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- Creepy-Crawly Cupcakes
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- When it comes to worming your way into little tricksters' good graces, this treat takes the cake.
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- Cucumber Relish
- Cucumber relish is a versatile side dish that goes well with Indian, Middle Eastern or Mediterranean dishes. It's also a snap to make. ... Read More
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- Eerie Eyeballs
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- These edible peepers may be a frightful sight, but here's the good news: made with three kinds of dried fruit, they're naturally sweet and ... Read More
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- Ellie's Oven Fries
- "French fries are my favorite food," says the Food Network's Ellie Krieger. Here's how she gets that crisp, oil-fried taste without all the ... Read More
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- Frozen Frog Eggs
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- The scariest holiday of the year calls for chilling fare -- and these frosty pops fit the bill.
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- Ghost Toasts
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- Looking for a treat that truly embodies the spirit of Halloween? Try serving some of these flavorful phantoms.
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- Melon Brain
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- Made from nothing more than a small, round seedless watermelon, this spooky cerebral creation is bound to turn heads.
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- Mini Pumpkins
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- You can harvest a whole pumpkin patch full of these sweet treats in minutes.
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- Salty Bones
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- It wouldn't be Halloween without a skeleton -- in this case, one that's been reassembled into a pile of tasty bones to pick. ... Read More
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- Scrumptious Chicken Satay
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- This satay's appeal is easy to understand: tender, grilled meat dunked in the most delicious peanut sauce and served with a sweet, salty ... Read More
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- Spiced Hermits
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- For a true blast from the past, try these satisfying bar cookies.
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- Spicy Green Beans with Pork
- The green beans in this classic Chinese dish take on the flavors of ginger, chili, and garlic. And the spice is just right -- not too hot for most ... Read More
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- Spicy Peanut Sauce
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- With its sweet and spicy flavors, this sauce is a terrific accompaniment to many Asian or Asian-inspired dishes. It's especially good when ... Read More
What's New in December / January
Crystal Tree
Frosty the Cheese Ball
Antarctic Auditions: Penguin Craft
Clay Creatures
Glitzy Glasses
A Light Dessert
Chocolate Cherry Mice
Cookie Cutter Candles
Festive Flop
Flame-Free Menorah
Holiday Pillowcases
Holly Jolly Dip
Merry Meringue Treats
Pine-Tree Fruit Kabobs
Silverware Stocking
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- Homemade Holidays
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- Crafting With Kids
- Get great ideas for fun and cute crafts to make with your kids.
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