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*All Fall Recipes Available for Reprint*
DES MOINES (September 18, 2006) – The fall issue of EAT, a Special Interest Media published by Meredith Corporation, serves up terrific harvest-weather food in a flash. EAT understands the cooking challenges of busy families, so the editors have packed the fall issue with fast, simple, delicious recipes that everyone in the family will love.
EAT Cheap – Throw a Chili Buffet on a Shoestring Budget: The leaves are falling and the temperature is dropping, which means it’s chili time! Host a chili buffet party for friends and family with just a couple of bucks and a little bit of effort. Serve 6 for as little as $11.
Apples: Fall is here, time for apple picking! Apples are packed with antioxidants and fiber, which help prevent everything from cancer to memory loss, asthma, heart disease and obesity. Here, EAT provides fun recipes and facts about one of America’s favorite fruits. Did you know an apple has as much fiber as a bowl of bran cereal?
Picky Eater Pleasers: No whining necessary with these tasty bites, so delicious they’ll grab them by the little handful. Also featured, picky tips such as using canned sweet potatoes in place of oil in baked goods to pack in extra vitamins and decrease fat.
We Like, They Like: Nothing says “winter warm-up” better than grilled cheese and tomato soup. Make one meal two ways – a simple base for kids and a jazzed-up version for adults.
Breakfast Food to Go: Make the most of school-morning minutes with cuisine you can grab on the way out the door or even eat in the car. Whip up one of these munchables whenever kids need a nutritious, quick breakfast.
The One-Pan Plan: Dinner that comes together with only one dirty dish is no longer too good to be true. EAT features five delicious meals that require little cooking time and an even shorter cleanup.
From Freezer to Party Table: Swing by the store on your way home from work and grab a few items from the freezer case for these whip-together party appetizers. Everyone will rave about your culinary skills, and no one will suspect each recipe only took a few minutes to make.
Express-lane Meals: Take an easy-to-find ingredient like frozen meatballs and make five fast, easy recipes that will amaze everyone.
The fall 2006 issue of EAT is available on newsstands until January 2, 2007 for $4.99.
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Meredith Special Interest Media are the largest collection of newsstand publications in the world, with approximately 150 issues a year in the areas of building & remodeling, decorating, crafting, gardening, and food & health.
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