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Happy almost Independence Day! A few of the links below are Fourth of July themed, the rest are yummy:

What to Drink on July 4th | Serious Eats. Mostly I’m eyeing the Campari-laced version of the Starfruit Sangria here, the slice of starfruit is such a simple decoration for the Fourth.

The Scientific Way to Cut a Cake – YouTube. By Numberphile. A very clever way to slice a round cake so that you can keep it as fresh as possible day after day, and the suggestion is from 1906! Via The Morning News.

Sprinkle Bakes: Crème Brûlée Filled Strawberries. So tiny and so fancy.

Southwestern Coleslaw Recipe | Simply Recipes. We’ve been making this a lot lately, it’s tasty and very simple to make if you have a food processor with the shredding attachments. Also, this is a very simple vinegar and olive oil dressing for those of you who like a more simple cole slaw.

Smoky and Spicy Yogurt-Marinated Chicken Kebabs | Serious Eats. If you can remember to make them early enough to allow for the time to marinate them these are easy and really delicious.

See also: Marinades for Chicken | Ask MetaFilter. Lots of great suggestions and regional options I’d never heard of.

· comments [2] · 07-3-2014 · categories:food · links ·

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  • 1 Jen // Jul 5, 2014 at 8:10 pm

    Any cake I’ve ever made has been just dandy in a box for a week (they’re typically eaten by then,) so I conclude that if a cake can’t stay fresh without all the cut surfaces being covered for even a day, it must have sucked to start with.

    However, that strategy is good for large round loaves of bread.

  • 2 megan // Jul 7, 2014 at 1:05 pm

    Jen – Great point!

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