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  Smilodons, also known as saber-toothed cats (or incorrectly as saber-toothed tigers) packed a wallop of a bite. So do these grilled cheese sandwiches. My family has become very fond of them and they’re one of

MADDIE DAY here, greeting you from the Malice Domestic mystery convention in North Bethesda, Maryland!It's always exciting to be at Malice chatting with fans and author pals. I'm also thrilled that this year "While

 VMBURNS: Today, I'm thrilled to have Daryl Wood Gerber in the kitchen. She's sharing information about her new book, a lovely recipe, and a fantastic giveaway! Welcome, Daryl!DARYL WOOD GERBER: I’m so excited

     P { margin-bottom: 0.08in } When my character Valerie goes to her first meeting of the neighborhood orchid society she’s just joined in Murder, Local Style, she brings a dish to share—as is the tradition here on

LESLIE BUDEWITZ:  Last year at Left Coast Crime in Denver, the mystery fan convention, a group of readers and I made a delightful visit to Savory Spice, the Denver-based spice company with locations across

Ang Pompano: Eggs in Purgatory, uova in purgatorio, belongs to the great Italian tradition of cucina povera. The phrase translates to “poor kitchen,” but it’s less about scarcity than ingenuity, turning a few

  LUCY BURDETTE: I’m delighted to welcome Ashley-Ruth to our kitchen today. Her first novel sounds delicious, as do her fritters! Don’t forget to add a comment to be entered in the drawing for The

  This recipe is from the Country Cook.  I made it pretty much according to the recipe, adjusting seasoning to taste.  It's quick and easy enough for a weeknight dinner but still special enough

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