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Blend fruits to create a crowd-pleasing cranberry sauce to complete and complement Thanksgiving dinner.

A breakfast of thick, fluffy homemade pancakes topped with warm blueberry sauce is a great way to start the day.

If you are lactose intolerant, or are just looking for a healthy dessert alternative, these ready-to-eat tofu treats will surprise you.

Nalesniki (Polish Crêpes), Lenten favorites, are thin pancakes rolled or folded around sweet or savory fillings. Lightly browned or baked, they make mouth-watering meals.

While healthy meals and cooking classes have become regular features at many destination spas, the new trend is toward gourmet cooking and nutrient-rich cuisine.

One of Puerto Vallarta's most scenic dining venues also offers some of the most authentic Mexican cuisine. Join two top chefs tableside for dishes prepared from scratch.

As winter approaches this delicious and aromatic baked Camembert appetizer will warm up your guests and bring some French style to your dinner table in under 15 minutes.

Bananas are topped with vanilla yogurt, blueberry sauce and walnuts in this healthy take on a traditional ice cream sundae.

Delicious French cuisine ingredient that adds a beautiful rich flavor to a wide range of sweet and savory dishes.

Crepes aren't just for a special breakfast recipe any more. These easy crepes can be used for any meal. Have fun cooking crepes with this simple basic recipe.

Buying a bottle of store-bought soda means adding artificial flavours and unnecessary colouring to your diet. If you want a cool summer treat, make your own syrup.

Due to their late arrival in the season, pears are an ideal fruit for autumn and winter recipes. Most pears are all-purpose, suitable for cooking, canning and snacks.

First described in a New York soda dispenser's recipe book in 1915, this fabulous layering of cream, ice cream, and fruit is a much loved British seaside treat.

Children love to independently prepare their own breakfasts. These yummy dishes can also be made as treats for birthdays or Mother's Day.

Mary Gunderson, culinary historian, chronicles the Lewis and Clark Expedition through paleocuisineology®-"bringing history alive though cooking."

Perhaps no white winegrape variety in the world offers the extensive spectrum of wine styles as does Riesling, Germany's ancient noble grape.

A mixture of varieties can often lead to better balanced or more interesting wines.

As with most countries around the world, Colombia's culinary repertoire isn't simply and quickly defined. Lucky for us, Patricia McCausland Gallo's cookbook makes it easy