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Vanilla Crepes With Orange Sauce

1 Cup milk
2 tablespoons vanilla extract
1/2 cup sugar
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
3 Eggs -- divided
16 Crepes
2 tablespoons melted butter
Orange sauce -- (see recipe)

Scald milk and vanilla. Set aside. Combine sugar, flour, and egg yolks. Stir in milk mixture. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture comes to a boil. Cook a few seconds; remove from heat.

Beat egg whites until stiff; fold gently into egg yolk mixture. Place about 3 Tbsp. batter on each crepe; roll crepes loosely over batter.

Place on cookie sheet; brush crepes with melted butter. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes. Arrange crepes on platter; serve immediately with Orange sauce.






Serving Wine

by Tynan Szvetecz

Serving Temperatures

The flavors of both red and white wines fall apart if they are too warm. It is advisable to chill your reds in the fridge for about twenty minutes before serving them, and whites can generally be left in the fridge altogether. When in doubt, it's better to serve the wine colder and let it warm in the glass than to serve it too warm.

More flavorful, fuller bodied white wines can be served at a slightly warmer temperature than bone dry whites. There are an impressive amount of wine coolers on the market that allow you to temperature control the environment your favorite wines. If you have room for it, pick one up! They can add a great deal of enjoyment to your wine drinking experience - just be sure that there is an act Serving Wine Recipe

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Use H-O-L-L-Y to Beat Christmas Cooking Stress

by Kristin Johnson

What does holly, that untidy traditional greenery you just have to festoon your house with every year, have to do with not tearing your hair out before it's even Thanksgiving? Plenty. You can use H-O-L-L-Y to help you get organized.

1. H: Help

How many times have you tried to do the perfect turkey all by yourself just so your mother-in-law would be impressed? Here's a reality check: (a) If your mother-in-law is any kind of a real woman, she remembers that her mother-in-law put the exact same pressure on her, and (b) if she's the kind of person who complains because the cranberries come from a can, she's the kind of person who complains anyway and would be unhappy if she couldn't try to make you look like an incompetent nitwit, and how Use H-O-L-L-Y to Beat Christmas Cooking Stress Recipe

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Baking Tips – Easy As Pie

by News Canada

(NC)—The old saying goes "easy as pie", so why are so many of us reluctant to try baking our own? Most of us just don't have the time to spend hours shopping for ingredients, making the pastry from scratch and preparing the filling, especially during the holidays.

Some recognized brand names are making it easy. You can now get, for example, two lines of frozen, unbaked pies – Oven Fresh and the Signature Selections by Sara Lee – that are ready to pop into the oven. Here are some additional hints from Sara Lee for baking all kinds of pies:

• If you make pumpkin pie, watch it carefully. When properly baked, the outer edges of the filling will be firmly set and slightly brown. The four- to six-inch centre circle should have a soft se Baking Tips – Easy As Pie Recipe

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