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Wisconsin Mashed Potatoes

Shallots, cayenne pepper and cheddar, the king of Wisconsin cheeses, all add a distinctive flavor to this appealing dish.

Coffee Ice Cream Sundaes with Brown-Sugar and Chocolate Sauces

A fast and delectable dessert combining purchased toffee candy and two simple sauces loaded with rich flavor.

Clark,s Barbecued Chicken

The marination and slow cooking process produce very moist chicken. Clark's distinctive tomato-based sauce provides plenty of rich, smoky flavor; the dry rub delivers a strong, spicy taste.

Smithfield Ham Baked with Madeira

Good home-cured hams could be found in every colony, but those of Smithfield, Virginia, were considered among the finest, and their reputation remains stellar today. According to a 1926 law, genuine Smithfield hams must be cured, smoked and aged for a year within the Smithfield city limits. Madeira was a popular Colonial beverage — George Washington's favorite — although for a time it was boycotted because of British taxation.

Red Flannel Hash

At the restaurant, the hash comes with eggs, served either poached or over easy.

Brown Sugar Baked Apples

Golden Delicious apples are used for this autumnal dessert, but Rome Beauties work well, too.

Pear Apple Sauce

This homey sauce complements the savory tastes of the turkey and stuffing.

Blueberry Raspberry Pie

When cleaning any fresh berries, place in a strainer, rinse very lightly with the sink spray hose, shake the strainer to drain water and gently pat dry with paper towels.

Ham and Egg-Salad Heroes

Serve with potato chips, a heap of tangy coleslaw, and some sweet gherkins. Finish with strawberry ice cream and chocolate cookies. By the way, the filling for these quick sandwiches is delicious on toasted English muffins for breakfast.

Barbecued Ribs with Corn and Black-Eyed-Pea Salad

Add corn bread, a crunchy chicory salad, and peach pie for summer supper at its best.

Anything Rice

One of my favorite meals was made by finding some leftover meat or fish and some cooked rice, and tossing them in a skillet with whatever caught our fancy. When you're good and hungry, a mixed-up quick meal tastes every bit as good as any long pot [long-cooked dish]. And you don't have to wait.
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