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	Chili Sauce Chili sauce is one answer to that bumper tomato harvest. The perky piquant sauce can compliment many classic recipes like meatballs, meatloaf,…	Salad Foodie Sep 2012 Professional	4 votes 3 reviews 1 comment 18449 views
	Lime & Mint Jelly Tart and zesty, this jelly makes a nice gift for the holiday host or hostess. Lime is the predominant flavor, with a “hint of mint.” Serve it with…	Salad Foodie Oct 2012 Professional	1 vote 2 comments 5622 views
	WW Cranberry-Apple Relish WW Cranberry-Apple Relish is an easy recipe and is a great option for a Thanksgiving and Christmas condiment to your turkey meal. It is a healthy,…	RecipeKing Dec 2014 Intermediate	1 vote 2617 views

	Chow-Chow Relish Fall's green tomatoes are a perfect base for a batch of chow-chow. This pickled relish or condiment is lip-smacking good on hotdogs, hamburgers,…	Salad Foodie Oct 2014 Professional	1 vote 2 comments 7097 views
	Winter Berry Jam With Texas Ruby Red Grapefruit Enjoy this vibrant deep purple, sweet tart jam with toast, bagels, muffins; even as a topping for vanilla ice…	Robyn Savoie Feb 2014 Advanced	2 votes 1 review 5419 views
	Chunky Turkey 15 Bean Soup Chunky Turkey 15 Bean Soup is a cozy, delicious, easy and satisfying way to enjoy tons of veggies and chunks of smoked turkey! Your family will…	Culinary Envy Feb 2016 Advanced	1 vote 3415 views
	CANDIED PECANS THIS RECIPE I MADE AND EVERY ONE OF MY FRIENDS GET ON CHRISTMAS. THIS IT SOMETHING YOU CAN NOT STOP EATING. I GIVE THE BASIC RECIPE YOU CAN ADD WHAT…	GARY ESTESS Feb 2012 Professional	1 vote 4360 views
	Spicy Red Anjou Pear Sauce: A cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice flavored sauce made from Red Anjou Pears. A tasty side dish to have with pork, chicken or vegetarian as salad or…	Julia Ann Souders Nov 2014 Intermediate	1 vote 2432 views
	ESTESS SMOKED POTATOES WITH CORN THIS IS A RECIPE WE USE WITH SALMON, FISH AND CHICKEN, IT IS NOT TOO MUCH SALT, YOU DON'T TASTE IT THE SALT…	GARY ESTESS Aug 2010 Professional	1 vote 3295 views