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Cooking good venison does not have to be complicated. The “back strap” of the deer, the loin cut, is prime meat for the grill. Paired with garden vegetables, it makes a healthy meal.
With pheasant season opening on Monday and a forecast for a season that should be nearly as good as last year’s fantastic season, plenty of Green Country hunters should be coming home with pheasant for the dinner table. The breast meat of few game birds holds up to that of the pheasant.
(ARA) - When you think of the holidays, what comes to mind? For some, it's spending time with loved ones, traditional family meals and joyful gift giving occasions. For others, it's the cooking, cleaning and toiling that comes with having holiday guests.
Thanksgiving Day often tops the charts once as the peak day for home cooking fires. According to National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) reports, there were 1,400 home structure firesin 2006 involving cooking equipment, which is more than three times the daily average.
Thanksgiving Day topped the charts as the peak day for home cooking fires in the United States in 2006 and 2007, according to the National Fire Protection Association.
Turkey day is fast approaching. You have your invites sent, your table set, but you just aren't quite sure how to get that perfect turkey on the table. No fears, CBS 3's Lesley Van Arsdall spoke with the culinary experts at Delaware Valley College to get a few Thanksgiving cooking tips.
With Thanksgiving just two days away, Randy Simpson, acting state fire marshal, is reminding Oregonians to practice cooking fire safety when preparing holiday meals.
(ARA) - She's not leaving the house in that skirt. He's not playing on the football team if his grade average drops below a C. And no one, but no one, is going to have potato chips or chocolate cupcakes for lunch.
