Roast one butternut squash and you can feed yourself for days. Use one third in this perfect autumn salad made with tart cranberries, crunchy pecans and creamy goat cheese. Save the rest for Mushroom Ravioli...
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Quinoa has Peruvian origins and was named the "mother grain" by the ancient Incas. The grain (which is actually part of the same family as spinach) is high in protein and has a large nutrient-rich germ....
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White balsamic vinegar is sweeter than regular but still has an acidic bite. By simmering it until it's thick and syrup-like, it becomes concentrated in both tartness and sweetness. All you need to do...
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