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The Friday Four
The Friday Four is Nancy’s signature weekly note—delivered straight to your inbox. Just four things, thoughtfully chosen: a vibrant, healthy recipe, a smart kitchen tip, a creative spark, and a wine find worth sipping.
Friday Four – Sundried Tomato Polenta with Arugula Pesto and Mushrooms – 052022
Polenta is delicious when you chill it and cut it in squares or create small rounds to top with pesto and roasted mushrooms!
051322 – Friday Four – Sherry Vinegar Chicken with Spanish Potato Salad
When the weather is beautiful, there’s nothing like a grilled dinner!
Friday Four – Delicious Apps for Mother’s Day – 050622
Cheers to Mother’s Day with two pretty appetizers!
Friday Four – Celebrate Sweet Onion Season with Vidalia Onion Dip – 043022
From the end of April to September we enjoy Georgia’s Vidalia Onions – here’s an delicious way to share them!
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