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Valentine's Day recipe: Linzer heartsNothing says Valentine's Day like cutout hearts. Traditionally filled with raspberry jam and sprinkled with powder sugar to finish, you can substitute cookie butter for a decadent alternative.
Valentine's Day dessert: Homemade chocolate trufflesValentine's Day can often mean a boring box of assorted chocolate. This year, give your sweetheart a gift tailored to his or her taste, homemade truffles. Black sesame seeds make a bold coating, but you can roll your truffles in any topping you like.
Valentine's Day dessert: Peanut butter cup butterscotch browniesGo all out for Valentine's Day with these loaded brownies. Use peanut butter or butterscotch chips, chocolate chips, and mini peanut butter cups to make an unforgettable topping.
Dried cherry upside down cakeDried tart cherries and a batter made with olive oil and flavored with star anise and almond extract create a dense, delicious, not-too-sweet dessert – or an illicit breakfast.
Sweet potato breakfast cupsMake an easy and fun breakfast to grab on the go with these egg cups. Use frozen sweet potato tator tots as the "crust" for your egg cups.
Four-ingredient maple adobo wild salmonThis quick and easy salmon in a sweet and spicy adobo sauce is hard to beat. Serve it with a light green salad or steamed green beans, broccoli, or asparagus.
Balsamic beef stew with pearl onionsEasy prep work and inexpensive ingredients make a rich stew with complex flavors that can easily be frozen and saved for later.
Perfect popoversPopovers make a savory sidekick for soup. You can also serve them with butter and jam for breakfast or make mini melted sandwiches out of them for lunch.
Creamy roasted garlic & potato soupRoasted garlic blended with onions, potatoes, and a splash of cream makes a rich soup with a sweet, nutty flavor. Extra potatoes and frozen stock get put to good use in this vegetarian recipe.
Indian spiced butternut soup in the slow cookerCome home to a warm and inviting house filled with savory smells and this easy soup ready for dinner. Serve with a dollop of yogurt swirled on top and some warm naan on the side.
Microwaved miso eggplantSkip the salting and frying often associated with eggplant, and try a miso marinade and the microwave. In just 10 minutes you'll have a salty, sweet, and spicy side dish.
Super Bowl recipe: Fajita chicken nachosWhen it comes to Super Bowl snacks, nachos reign supreme. Do it up right with these loaded fajita chicken nachos topped with everything under the sun.
Buttercrunch browniesThese fudgy brownies topped with chocolate frosting and chunks of buttercrunch candy, make bending your New Year's resolutions worth it.
Greek lemon and rice soup and chive muffinsServe this from-scratch chicken and rice soup with chive muffins and you'll have a meal that will warm your belly and soul. Freeze some to have on hand for a quick dinner.
How to stock your pantry to make homemade soupsFill your pantry and refrigerator with the fixings you need, and then homemade soups like this root vegetable soup will come together in a snap.
Moroccan coconut corn chowderVegans and omnivores alike will love this chowder recipe. Prepare as written for a vegan option, or add chicken or fish to satisfy meat-lovers.
Thai bean sprout saladThis light and refreshing salad makes an interesting side to a stir-fry or curry.
Lemony lamb burgers with Dijon mustardLemon zest, garlic, fresh parsley, a scallion, and Dijon mustard liven up this simple lamb burger.
Curried lentil and sweet potato stewServe this sweet and spicy vegetarian stew over basmati or brown rice and top with yogurt and lots of fresh cilantro for a comforting, hearty meal.
Avocado chocolate puddingAvocado flesh is dense and creamy, the perfect base for smoothies, sweet drinks, and desserts. This recipe is gluten free, and can easily be transformed into a vegan lower-fat version, too.
