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Best News and Events recipes from our bloggers

Top recipes from News and Events and don’t miss the subcategories at the bottom of this recipe page. !

Crack Grapes (Jolly Rancher Candied Grapes)

These Crack Grapes (Jolly Rancher Candied Grapes) are a fun snack to make with your kids for any occasion but I love to make these rainbow colored grapes around St.

Source: Bake It With Love

Rosemary Roasted Garlic Salmon

This rosemary roasted garlic salmon is simple, delicious and perfect for an easy family meal as well as impressive enough for a dinner party.

Source: Searching for Spice

Finsk Brød (Finnish bread aka Danish Shortbread Cookies)

Cookies, Danish Cookies, Christmas cookies, Almond

Source: Sid's Sea Palm Cooking

Celebrate Sri Krishna Janmashtami With Fervour & Food

Sri Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated with lots of enthusiasm and joy all over India.

Source: Awesome Cuisine

7 Layer Dip

This 7 Layer Dip is a tasty combination of refried beans, sour cream, guacamole, salsa, cheese, diced tomatoes, and sliced black olives! Your taco dip can be served warm or cold, and either way, it's always a hit at parties, game day get-togethers, or.

Source: Bake It With Love

Lamb Kebab

A dish that has been popular in many Eastern Mediterranean countries for centuries and has been historically prepared in the same way.

Source: Awesome Cuisine

No-Bake Snowflake Crisp Milk Nougat

Have you tried this well liked Taiwanese snack called Snowflake Crisp Milk Nougat (雪花酥 / 雪Q餅)? It is so popular that people started making them at home, especially during Chinese New Year and it quickly went viral all over the internet few years ago.

Source: Bear Naked Food

Christmas Tree Patterned Swiss Roll Cake

A blog about Indian and International cuisine, with simple steps and catchy pictures.

Source: Priya's Versatile Recipes

Breadsticks with Sunflower Seeds

This whole wheat breadsticks recipe is what we use to keep hunger at bay in our house! Instead of a bag of crisps, we’ll nibble on a wholegrain breadstick whilst watching TV, or whilst dinner cooks in the oven.

Source: Fooodlove