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Our favorite way to use up leftover ham is this cheesy, buttery, one-bowl beer bread. Freeze slices of the bread for a quick breakfast or savory snack to warm up whenever the craving strikes. Read More Yields: 12 - 16 serving(s) Total Time: 1 hr 10 mins Cal/Serv: 258 Ingredients Save Recipe Oil, for greasing pans 3 c. all-purpose flour 1 tbsp. baking powder 1/2 tsp. kosher salt 12 oz. beer (preferably lager) 4 1/2 oz. ham, cut into strips or small cubes (1 cup) 3 oz. Gruyère, coarsely grated (1 cup) 1/4 c. grated Parmesan cheese 1/4 c. flat-leaf parsley leaves, chopped 2 tbsp. honey 1 tbsp. thyme leaves, chopped 1/4 c. unsalted butter, melted Directions Step  1 Heat oven to 350°F. Lightly oil 3 mini loaf pans (each about 6 inches by 3 inches). Step  2 In large bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, and salt. Step  3 Add beer, ham, Gruyère, Parmesan, parsley, honey, and thyme; stir with rubber spatula to combine ...

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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – A teddy bear made from a grandmother's jacket — found at a Goodwill in Cookeville — could soon be back in the hands of its family with the help of a Facebook group. Regena Moreno posted two photos of the teddy bear Saturday on "Hip Cookeville," a Facebook group with nearly 50,000 members. Moreno said in the post she was looking for the teddy bear's family. "Mammie's Jacket 3/24/1928 - 6/21/1996″ is stitched on the back of the bear. "I found this sweet boy at Goodwill today and was heartbroken when I saw the back. Looking for his family but will be his new family if nobody knows him. He was made from Mammie's Jacket," the post said. Moreno said she and her husband went to the Goodwill in Cookeville to purchase beanie hats and gloves for the local homeless. When they were walking through the toy section, her husband noticed the bear because of its vibrant colors. So, Moreno picked it up and was heartbroken to find a be...

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Our favorite way to use up leftover ham is this cheesy, buttery, one-bowl beer bread. Freeze slices of the bread for a quick breakfast or savory snack to warm up whenever the craving strikes. Read More Yields: 12 - 16 serving(s) Total Time: 1 hr 10 mins Cal/Serv: 258 Ingredients Save Recipe Oil, for greasing pans 3 c. all-purpose flour 1 tbsp. baking powder 1/2 tsp. kosher salt 12 oz. beer (preferably lager) 4 1/2 oz. ham, cut into strips or small cubes (1 cup) 3 oz. Gruyère, coarsely grated (1 cup) 1/4 c. grated Parmesan cheese 1/4 c. flat-leaf parsley leaves, chopped 2 tbsp. honey 1 tbsp. thyme leaves, chopped 1/4 c. unsalted butter, melted Directions Step  1 Heat oven to 350°F. Lightly oil 3 mini loaf pans (each about 6 inches by 3 inches). Step  2 In large bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, and salt. Step  3 Add beer, ham, Gruyère, Parmesan, parsley, honey, and thyme; stir with rubber spatula to combine ...

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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – A teddy bear made from a grandmother's jacket — found at a Goodwill in Cookeville — could soon be back in the hands of its family with the help of a Facebook group. Regena Moreno posted two photos of the teddy bear Saturday on "Hip Cookeville," a Facebook group with nearly 50,000 members. Moreno said in the post she was looking for the teddy bear's family. "Mammie's Jacket 3/24/1928 - 6/21/1996″ is stitched on the back of the bear. "I found this sweet boy at Goodwill today and was heartbroken when I saw the back. Looking for his family but will be his new family if nobody knows him. He was made from Mammie's Jacket," the post said. Moreno said she and her husband went to the Goodwill in Cookeville to purchase beanie hats and gloves for the local homeless. When they were walking through the toy section, her husband noticed the bear because of its vibrant colors. So, Moreno picked it up and was heartbroken to find a be...

As a spice, sumac works great in savory dishes, especially if they're starch-based. But although sumac pairs well with savory fare, it works just as well in desserts. So, if you're interested in baking with sumac, there's no better place to start than shortbread cookies. And, if you're not interested in baking with sumac, maybe you should be. Here's why: Sumac comes ground and tart — and functions similarly to citrus when used in cookie recipes. In addition, it has a sour, acidic taste that is not unlike that of a lemon, so it's versatile and delicious.Unlike lemon, however, sumac adds a trademark tartness in the form of a spice, rather than a liquid. It is therefore all the easier to use sumac in baking, because it doesn't throw off a recipe's liquid ratios.  To bake with sumac, simply incorporate a few tablespoons into your shortbread recipe. And, for extra flavor, add a final sprinkle of sumac to the top...

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In the end, it's tough to figure out what was more entertaining: watching Akshay Bhatia not once, but twice, strip down to his shirt and nearly get stuck in the mud during the third round of the Honda Classic, or his good-natured reaction afterward. Either way, these are some of our favorite moments of the PGA Tour year so far. Bhatia, a 21-year-old Los Angeles native who won last year on the Korn Ferry Tour, twice found himself in awkward, muddy spots on Saturday at the PGA National Champions course in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. No huge surprise there, given how much water the Jack Nicklaus joint has. First, at the par-4 sixth, Bhatia drove left near the edge of the large lake and opted to take off his shirt to try to limit the mud damage. As evidenced by a photo at the scene, that was an excelle...

As a spice, sumac works great in savory dishes, especially if they're starch-based. But although sumac pairs well with savory fare, it works just as well in desserts. So, if you're interested in baking with sumac, there's no better place to start than shortbread cookies. And, if you're not interested in baking with sumac, maybe you should be. Here's why: Sumac comes ground and tart — and functions similarly to citrus when used in cookie recipes. In addition, it has a sour, acidic taste that is not unlike that of a lemon, so it's versatile and delicious.Unlike lemon, however, sumac adds a trademark tartness in the form of a spice, rather than a liquid. It is therefore all the easier to use sumac in baking, because it doesn't throw off a recipe's liquid ratios.  To bake with sumac, simply incorporate a few tablespoons into your shortbread recipe. And, for extra flavor, add a final sprinkle of sumac to the top...

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In the end, it's tough to figure out what was more entertaining: watching Akshay Bhatia not once, but twice, strip down to his shirt and nearly get stuck in the mud during the third round of the Honda Classic, or his good-natured reaction afterward. Either way, these are some of our favorite moments of the PGA Tour year so far. Bhatia, a 21-year-old Los Angeles native who won last year on the Korn Ferry Tour, twice found himself in awkward, muddy spots on Saturday at the PGA National Champions course in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. No huge surprise there, given how much water the Jack Nicklaus joint has. First, at the par-4 sixth, Bhatia drove left near the edge of the large lake and opted to take off his shirt to try to limit the mud damage. As evidenced by a photo at the scene, that was an excelle...

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Skip to content Top Navigation Close this dialog window Explore EatingWell Profile Menu Advertisement Back to Recipe Recipe Reviews Photos Reviews for Photos of Acai Bowl Advertisement Close Sign in Close this dialog window View image this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. Açaí Bowl Recipe - EatingWell

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Skip to content Top Navigation Close this dialog window Explore EatingWell Profile Menu Advertisement Back to Recipe Recipe Reviews Photos Reviews for Photos of Acai Bowl Advertisement Close Sign in Close this dialog window View image this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. Açaí Bowl Recipe - EatingWell

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My biggest battle when going vegan was giving up macaroni and cheese. It was (and, to be honest, still is) my absolute favorite food. I loved it in all forms: baked, stovetop, boxed, you name it. Now that I've transitioned back to vegetarianism, I'm enjoying a bit of a mac and cheese renaissance. I've made the recipe that carried me through my childhood a couple of times (with peas and lots of extra-sharp cheddar), but I'm also eager to experiment and push the envelope in this new, cheesy chapter of my life. These recipes are just what I'm thinking: bold, flavor-rich takes on a beloved classic. For even more mac and cheese recipes, head over to our Recipe Finder and use the search bar. Mac and Kimcheese With Mushrooms Return to menu Punchy kimchi infuses this mac with spice, tang and crunch. Mushrooms and red peppers add an additional layer of flavor and texture. Get the recipe . 7 macaroni and cheese recipes, whether you want classic or bold - The Wa...

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In keeping with recent NHL tradition, the Washington Capitals arrived at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, N.C., ahead of Saturday's outdoor showdown with the Carolina Hurricanes in coordinated pregame outfits. Players wore white leather varsity jackets — a nod to the football venue in which they would take the ice under the lights — over white T-shirts and blue jeans, a snazzy and laid-back departure from their standard pregame suits and ties. "It's kind of expected nowadays that teams do something a little bit different for the outdoor games," Capitals forward Tom Wilson said Friday. "Over the last couple months, guys were throwing around different ideas, and we ultimately landed on the varsity jackets. It's clean, it's simple, and it has the football theme." Capitals' Weagle logo is front and center on Stadium Series jerseys The jackets were designed by DC Proper, a spinoff lifestyle brand of A Life Well Dressed Company, which was co-founded...

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In keeping with recent NHL tradition, the Washington Capitals arrived at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, N.C., ahead of Saturday's outdoor showdown with the Carolina Hurricanes in coordinated pregame outfits. Players wore white leather varsity jackets — a nod to the football venue in which they would take the ice under the lights — over white T-shirts and blue jeans, a snazzy and laid-back departure from their standard pregame suits and ties. "It's kind of expected nowadays that teams do something a little bit different for the outdoor games," Capitals forward Tom Wilson said Friday. "Over the last couple months, guys were throwing around different ideas, and we ultimately landed on the varsity jackets. It's clean, it's simple, and it has the football theme." Capitals' Weagle logo is front and center on Stadium Series jerseys The jackets were designed by DC Proper, a spinoff lifestyle brand of A Life Well Dressed Company, which was co-founded...

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Fattoush is a popular Middle Eastern bread salad made with baked or fried pita chips. In our version, eggplant and bell peppers are roasted in the oven to become melt-in-your-mouth tender and then tossed with a tangy sumac-infused hummus sauce. Buckwheat groats add a dose of hearty whole grain goodness to the baked whole wheat pita and veggie mix, while fresh cucumber keeps things crisp. You can eat this salad straight out of a bowl, but it's more delicious (and fun) to serve inside of crunchy lettuce leaves to create an edible container. Top each serving with walnuts or pine nuts (or omit, if you prefer), and enjoy sinking your teeth into this wholesome, filling salad. For more hearty grain salad recipes, check out these tasty ideas: By Shelli McConnell, ...

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As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work. As shopping editors, there are two things we're absolutely certain of — the first being that jeans are a staple wardrobe essential, and the second being that Khloé Kardashian knows how to make a damn good pair of denim. Like really good. ICYMI: back in 2016, Kardashian launched her own curve-friendly denim brand alongside cofounder Emma Grede, aptly named Good American. The body-positive label has garnered praise for its size-inclusive designs that encompass everything from high-waisted jeans and figure-flattering bodysuits to corset tops, shackets, pumps, and even swimwear that's made to fit a range of body types. Ever since its debut, Good American has continued to challenge and elevate the denim industry for the better, with pieces that are not on...

Fattoush is a popular Middle Eastern bread salad made with baked or fried pita chips. In our version, eggplant and bell peppers are roasted in the oven to become melt-in-your-mouth tender and then tossed with a tangy sumac-infused hummus sauce. Buckwheat groats add a dose of hearty whole grain goodness to the baked whole wheat pita and veggie mix, while fresh cucumber keeps things crisp. You can eat this salad straight out of a bowl, but it's more delicious (and fun) to serve inside of crunchy lettuce leaves to create an edible container. Top each serving with walnuts or pine nuts (or omit, if you prefer), and enjoy sinking your teeth into this wholesome, filling salad. For more hearty grain salad recipes, check out these tasty ideas: By Shelli McConnell, ...

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As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work. As shopping editors, there are two things we're absolutely certain of — the first being that jeans are a staple wardrobe essential, and the second being that Khloé Kardashian knows how to make a damn good pair of denim. Like really good. ICYMI: back in 2016, Kardashian launched her own curve-friendly denim brand alongside cofounder Emma Grede, aptly named Good American. The body-positive label has garnered praise for its size-inclusive designs that encompass everything from high-waisted jeans and figure-flattering bodysuits to corset tops, shackets, pumps, and even swimwear that's made to fit a range of body types. Ever since its debut, Good American has continued to challenge and elevate the denim industry for the better, with pieces that are not on...

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During Lent, many Christians engage in Friday fasts, avoiding meat and leads many to fish- and vegetable-based dishes for these meals. Expanding the possibilities for meat-free meals becomes a priority during Lent. This recipe for Sea Bass Tacos from "Judy Joo's Korean Soul Food" (White Lion Publishing) blends the flavors of Korean cooking with Mexican cuisine. TAG GOES HERE Sea Bass Tacos INGREDIENTS 3 3/4 ounces tempura flour 3 3/4 fluid ounces soda water 7 ounces sea bass fillets, skin removed, deboned and cut into 3/4- x 1 1/2-inch strips Vegetable oil for frying Sea salt Kimchi salsa: 3 1/2 ounces cabbage kimchi, chopped into 1/4-inch pieces 3/4 ounce tomato, diced into 1/4-inch pieces 3/4 ounces pickled jalapenos, diced into 1/4-inch pieces Slaw: 4 teaspoons yuzu juice 3 tablespoons Kewpie mayonnaise 1/2 red onion, thinly sliced 1/2 cucumber, deseeded and julienned 1/2 Asian pear, peeled and julienned To serve: 8 taco shells...

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Getting dressed for the office can feel monotonous. We've all been there, staring at our closets on a gloomy Wednesday morning trying to figure out something somewhat cute. Honestly, the hardest part about picking out your work wardrobe? The pants. It's a struggle to find a good pair of work pants. If they are too tight, you risk a day of discomfort. If they are too baggy, you risk being deemed unprofessional. If they are too cropped, your ankles will freeze. If they are too long, they will drag in the puddles and trail murky water amid the cubicles. And that's only a few of the qualms we have with shopping for work pants. So due to this dilemma, we've decided to step in and find you some work pants that are stylish, professional, and comfortable for wearing all day at the office. Our Top Picks 1 The Perfect Pant, Wide-Leg Pinstripe $168 at Spanx Read more 2 Best Pleated Work Pants Zara Pleated Pants Read more 3 Best Work Pants from H&M Ankle-length Pants ...