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	Gluten Free Pepperoni Rolls by Shawn Christopher I love pepperoni rolls. There is a certain type of pepperoni roll that you can get in nearly every store in West Virginia, but nowhere else in the united states. I love the taste of them. I tried and tried to make them exactly like the West Virginia pepperoni rolls but haven't got it perfected yet so here is a creation of my own.…	2 votes 3 comments 11842 views
	Sweet and Savory Asian Chicken Wings by Jane Evans Bonacci Wings can be baked, roasted, grilled, or fried. The most common version is Buffalo Wings, soaked in hot sauce and deep fried. I like the flavor of them but the heat doesn’t work for everyone so I prefer to serve this version. You can bake the wings as I’ve written, or you can grill them on a barbecue. Marinate as directed and cook on…	1 vote 10218 views
	Crispy Baked Parmesan Garlic Edamame by Culinary Envy Crispy Baked Parmesan Garlic Edamame is an absolutely delicious sweet/salty high-protein healthy snack.	1 vote 2058 views
	Hoisin Fish Recipe with Sunflower Seed Butter by Betsy's Best Fishing for a good fish recipe? This dish has a nice twist with the combination of hoisin, the tang of dijon mustard, balanced with the sweet spice of Betsy’s Best Gourmet Seed Butter. Add this marinade to your favorite fish for a combination that will compliment any fish!	1 vote 2371 views
	Pepperoni Rolls - Made Easy by Rick First off...let's make this easy as possible to enjoy one of the best kept secrets from the, North. While living in South Carolina for several years I found out early that they aren't available and made my own. It doesn't get any easier than this!	1 vote 4428 views
	Gluten Free Almond Crackers by Farrell May Podgorsek These crackers are full of flavor and much better than store bought. They are a snap to make. I use a silicon mat to roll the dough out on. You can also use a sheet of parchment paper, but I encourage you to invest in a Silpat. They last forever and are very useful. The key is to roll the dough very thinly. You can vary the herbs- use…	2 votes 1 review 3733 views
	Farinata, farinata... (Dormez-vous? Dormez-vous?) by Marla Serves: 6 people I have a large 12 "heavy pan with a removable handle that I use to bake this in to two different batches. Cast iron skillets work well also. I have used sheet pans, but it didn't work quite as well, but I might not have gotten the pans quite hot enough either, which is key to success. Hot preheated pans, then pour…	1 vote 1474 views