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Farmhouse Cheddar and Irish Stout Fondue with New Potatoes

This decidedly Irish take on the classic Swiss fondue is a fun and easy party appetizer.

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Mashed Potatoes with Bacon & Cheddar

Reminiscent of twice baked potatoes, this take on mashed potatoes includes bacon and cheddar.

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Horseradish Buffalo Burger

This burger has cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions and mustard. All the usual suspects. But it has a special secret. It's a Horseradish Buffalo Burger. Bison meat is naturally leaner than beef. So I suggest you make your burger a bit thicker than usual and be careful not to overcook it.

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cheddar cheese pancakes

Cheddar Cheese pancakes top this BLT inspired salad. It's made even more luxurious with warm bacon vinaigrette.

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hierloom tomato salad with warm bacon vinaigrette

This warm bacon dressing is great on so many salads. Try it with my Cheddar Cheese Pancakes with Tomatoes and Avocado

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buffalo bison burger Why does America love burgers?

Why are burgers considered so very American?

What does our love of the burger say about us?

I could easily adopt the burger attitude of the moment and rail against the burger. I could make all the heart attack on a bun jokes that are so trendy right now. But I am not gonna…

Because I love a good burger.

Lest you think that I am some sort of fallen foodie. Let me remind you that Julia Child had an In-N-Out Burger delivered to her hospital room after recovering from surgery and Thomas Keller is flipping burgers in Napa County at Ad Hoc now.

So you see burgers are an American Institution whose power lies in it’s iconoclasm and it’s decidedly simple virtues. In other words, a burger is iconic simplicity. Which is the same as “mom and apple pie” in my book.

So I do understand that burgers have a well-deserved place in American folklore. And I can believe that the humble hamburger really does say something about being an American.

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