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Recipe report: Meatless meals

The Lenten season officially begins on March 2, a time when the observant traditionally give up meat. Seafood specials and vegetarian dishes typically take center stage during Lent, but now that plant-based meat analogues are more plentiful and accessible, these can round out meatless menus.

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Recipe report: Pancakes

Mardi Gras ends on March 1 this year, a day also known as Fat Tuesday—an event synonymous with a meal of pancakes.

Chocolate, strawberries, passion fruit and other foods can spark romance and fit the bill for Valentine’s Day celebrations. These iconic ingredients are scattered among these five recipes, along with unexpected hearts of palm and ruby-red pomegranates.

For friends and families gathering to watch the Super Bowl on Feb. 13, the food can be as important as the big game itself.

Lunar New Year falls on Feb. 1, and to celebrate the Year of the Tiger, why not add some new dishes to the menu? These five recipes highlight flavors and ingredients from different Asian cuisines.

Zero-proof cocktails rise in demand during January, when New Year’s resolutions often include giving up or cutting back on alcohol.

With frigid temperatures and snow blanketing a large part of the country, it’s a good time to light up those ovens and start baking. These five recipes will warm up the kitchen and make a comforting addition to the menu.

Feed cold-weather cravings for comfort foods while meeting the demand for vegan options with these five dishes.

Catered events are again on the holiday calendar, but they likely will look a bit different this year. While gatherings may be smaller and kitchens short staffed, these five recipes can easily add a bit of sparkle to the season.

The flavors in these five festive sippers—some with alcohol, some without—just might bring a smile to customers’ faces during this bustling time of year.

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