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Candy Bar Cupcakes

3/4 cup finely chopped candy
1 (18 1/4 ounce) package white cake mix with pudding
1 (1 pound) tub milk chocolate ready-to-spread frosting

Adult help: Coarsely chop all the candy, then finely chop enough to measure 3/4 cup:
  8 bars (2.1 oz each) chocolate-covered crispy peanut-buttery candy.

Make and bake cupcakes as directed on package-except after beating, gently stir in the:
  3/4 cup finely chopped candy
  1 package (1 lb 2.25 oz) white cake mix with pudding

Adult help: Immediately remove cupcakes from pan to wire rack. Cool completely.

Frost cupcakes with:
  1 tub (1 lb) milk chocolate ready-to-spread frosting
 
Put coarsely chopped candy pieces on tops of cupcakes. Store loosely covered at room temperature.






Spanish Food - The Perfect Paella

by Linda Plummer

Looking for a traditional Spanish recipe? Without doubt, the best-known is going to be the prodigious paella ... that tasty, adaptable, gregarious dish famed throughout Spain and the World.

And, what an impressive choice of recipes exist for a pleasurable paella: seafood, chicken, rabbit ... or a mixture of all three! Perhaps you are non-meat eating ... well, just opt for one of the several vegetarian paella recipes. Bit of a health fanatic? Then substitute white rice for whole-grain rice or wild rice.

Got a large family and not much money to feed them on? Use plenty of rice and imagination along with a tasty stock, plus whatever you can find in the cupboard! I have certainly enjoyed many paellas where there have been more Spanish Food - The Perfect Paella Recipe

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One Bird the President Didn’t Pardon

by Paul Rinehart

Talking turkey

The talk around town in November was mostly politics, but after the election, people started talking turkey.

The thought of using a self basting or kosher turkey did not appeal to me, I’ve never liked taking too many short cuts, I find it ruins the fun. But I had heard a lot of talk about brining and how it cut cooking time down and made the turkey universally moist.

I did a bit of research, reading magazines and online articles and finally I got the basic formula: one cup of salt per one gallon of water. Salt and water seemed pretty boring so I researched further. Recipes for brine were a dime a dozen, some made sense while others were downright bizarre. Finally, I decided I wanted my brine to give my turkey a little One Bird the President Didn’t Pardon Recipe

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The Forrest Gump of Food

by Ed Williams

Let me paint an honest picture for ya’ll this week. As I write this, it’s 3:23 am in the morning. I’m sitting here typing in one of my Nu-Way t-shirts and some plain white drawers. There’s no light on in the house other than the light emanating from my computer. Everyone else is sound asleep, and will be for another two to three hours. Everyone, that is, except me.

I‘m sure some of ya’ll are wondering, “Ed, why are you up at this time of the night?” And the answer is very simple - I’m an idiot. A pure-T, grade A idiot. I’m so stupid that I make the guy that runs North Korea look like Einstein. Or better yet, Einstein and da Vinci put together.

The reason why I’m writing a column at 3:34 am in the morning? It’s really quite simple. I was over The Forrest Gump of Food Recipe

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