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Spatchcocked Chicken

A quicker way to cook a chicken, a spatchcocked or butterflied chicken cooks up in almost half the time as roasting a bird the traditional way – a convertible recipe for the grill or the oven that also sports your favorite marinade – plus, you get to say spatchcocked, a funny name for a great chicken routine – another Bijouxs Basics. Continue reading Spatchcocked Chicken

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Donald’s Irish Bread

A little more Love & Luck from Bijouxs for 2012 on this Saint Patrick’s Day with Donald’s Irish Bread. The simply classic Irish one-bowl bread studded with plump raisins and caraway seeds sports a rustic flour and sugar crust – a little gem to add to your recipe collection. Continue reading Donald’s Irish Bread

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Market Basket Salad with Lemon Miso Dressing

The New Working Lunch = healthy. How to get from fast food frazzled to delicious eco-friendly edibles? Here’s a starter recipe for constructing the new working lunch: a Market Basket Salad with Bijouxs Lemon Miso Dressing, a cool lunch pail and little time out – everyday little jewels. Continue reading Market Basket Salad with Lemon Miso Dressing

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Italian White Beans

Behold the humble bowl of beans, warming comfort in the late winter chill. Italian White Beans, creamy and garlic infused create a master recipe – versatile, flexible, easily transformed into a variety of dishes – a bowl of little white jewels, a Bijouxs Basics everyday beauty. Continue reading Italian White Beans

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Mary’s Cherry Pie

“Sometimes it is the only worthwhile product you can salvage from a day: what you eat…Cooking therefore, can keep a person who tries hard sane.” John Irving wrote in The World According to Garp (1978) about using quality ingredients without shortcuts and offers cooking as a way to stay sane. Mary’s Cherry Pie- a little jewel, cooking to stay sane. Continue reading Mary’s Cherry Pie