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Take advantage of the savings when you buy the family-size package of corned beef. The portion you do not use for this hash recipe can be thinly sliced to make classic Reuben sandwiches.
Grandmas annual crop of zucchini inspired her to collect lots of great recipes.
Everybody in the neighborhood wanted Nana's recipe for banana bread!
The only thing better than Grandma's hash browns was her hash brown casserole.
For busy days, take-alongs were good, filling and ready to go when we were.
Brunch at Grandma's was always a treat, especially when she served eggs Benedict on her best china.
Grandma liked being able to prepare this part of her brunch menu the night before.
Grandma always put this salad in a glass serving bowl to accentuate its gorgeous shapes and colors.
Grandma brightened everyone's day when she brought over jars of freshly made lemon marmalade.
Grandma kept a jar of jam in the freezer so she would always have it when she needed it.
One taste of this dish brought Grandma straight back to her country roots. It was a staple at all of her brunches.
For these kebabs, nothing can replace the appetizing look of fresh strawberries. However, you can economize on the dip by using frozen strawberries. Drain the berries well before using.
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