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Category: Flyer Foodie

Thanksgiving Brussels Sprouts

Sprout Support

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Nov 14, 2010

For those of you out there who are ironclad in your aversion to Brussels sprouts – or if you know someone else who is – this is my challenge to you, dear reader: Make these.

Wild Rice and Squash Casserole

It’s a Wild Ride Rice

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Nov 7, 2010

Try this out on your family this year, and see what they think! They’re sure to thank you for expanding their horizons – and it may just become a staple at the Thanksgiving table every year.

Flourless Chocolate Cake

A Flourless Halloween

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Oct 31, 2010

Flourless chocolate cake really seemed to gain popularity within the last decade, possibly because of the rise of the gluten-free diet or, god forbid, the Atkins diet.

Pot of Beans

Beans, Beans, America’s Fruit

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Oct 17, 2010

The pot will last two people at least three days, and they only get tastier as time goes on.

Carrot Salad with Pork

Carrots & A Crush

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Oct 10, 2010

The garam masala and smoked paprika added an exotic, smoky flavor to the crispy pork, which went perfectly with the cumin in the crunchy carrot salad.

My Little Dumpling

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Sep 26, 2010

A recent addition to my chicken and dumplings is a bag of frozen peas and carrots. Wait a second, is that a scowl I’m seeing? Come on, now!

The Creole Deal

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Sep 12, 2010

The flavors in the dish are rich and spicy, and the brothy sauce over the creamy polenta makes for a mouth-watering combination.

Pound for Buttery Pound

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Sep 5, 2010

This recipe makes for one delicious, dense, good-sized cake that can feed two people – or one hungry architecture student – over the course of a week.

The Okra Redemption

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Aug 29, 2010

My goal was to disguise the furry/slimy texture that so many people (including yours truly) find unappealing.

Stuffed Peppers 2.0

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Aug 22, 2010

The veggies add a fresh flavor, the orzo adds a nice texture and the cheese unites all the ingredients in an oh-so-creamy way.

Chowder Chowtime

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Aug 15, 2010

This late summer crop is hugely popular year round; and if your timing is right, you can buy some of the sweetest, most tender corn this time of year.

Iced Coffee 101

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Aug 8, 2010

Creamy, sweet and oh-so-caffeinated, iced coffee is the perfect cold reviver on a hot summer day.

The Tomato Experience

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Aug 1, 2010

These oven dried tomatoes rival the most expensive jar of sundried tomatoes out there.

Garden Parmesan

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Jul 11, 2010

Being my usual ambitious, one-upping self, I came up with a recipe that took plain ol’ eggplant parmesan to the next level.

Wingathon – The Quest for Fayetteville’s Best Wings

By Laura Hobbs · Sunday, Jun 20, 2010

Ten restaurants, nine hours and countless wings (and beers) later, we all considered ourselves well-versed in the realm of Fayetteville’s wing options. The results are listed here. Enjoy!

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