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Spiced Ketchup

Making ketchup from scratch allows you to control the flavor, avoid preservatives and ingredients like corn syrup, and extend tomato season. The process is surprisingly simple and the results superb.




Chocolate Fondue
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Leftover hunks of chocolate make a fantastically easy and luscious homemade chocolate fondue.

3 1/2–4 oz chocolate (about one standard chocolate bar)

1. Gather together and prepare for dipping: fruits, nuts, cookies, bread or cake pieces.

2. Break chocolate into small pieces. Place pieces in a microwave-safe ceramic bowl. Microwave on medium to high for 30 seconds. If the chocolate is smooth and soft, but not melted into a puddle, you are done. Test it by stirring. If still solid and hard, continue to cook the chocolate in 10-second increments, stirring after each time, until it is soft. You will produce a bowl of barely warm chocolate that should stay melted for 30 minutes.

3. Dip and savor.

Recipe by Aubrey Linley, Cacao



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