Food Network Magazine - (12)December 2020

BY CORY FERNANDEZ

SUN mon TUE WED THU FRI SAT

Start off the

month on a good

note—it’s Giving

Tu e s d ay! G o to

givingtuesday.org

to see how you

can give back to

your community.

Waffle

Wednesday!

Try a mini version

of chicken and

Celebrate the

first night of

Hanukkah with

Molly Yeh’s

It’s the last day

of Hanukkah:

Fry some dough!

Cook small pieces

of refrigerated

biscuit dough

in vegetable oil;

Whip up some

easy sweet gifts

this weekend: Dip

marshmallows in

melted chocolate,

then in crushed

peppermint

candy. Let set;

wrap in bags.

It’s a snow day

somewhere!

Dress up

add beans—

that’s forbidden

in proper

Texas chili!

Kwanzaa begins

today—and the

first day is all

about unity. Hold

a real (or virtual!)

potluck to honor

the occasion.

Welcome the new

year with a drink

that pops like

fireworks: Rim

your champagne

glasses with

Pop Rocks!

Make a quick

side for Sunday

supper: cacio e

pepe potatoes.

Boil baby

potatoes, drain

and toss with

butter, parmesan,

salt and pepper.

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December

The 21st

Amendment

ending Prohibition

went into effect

on this day in

1933. Check out
      the stars’ favorite
      drinks on
      page 102.

Ten days until

Christmas: Break

out your cookie

cutters! Cut

out pie dough,

fry in 350 ̊ oil

then dust with

confectioners’

sugar.

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PRESENT, FRIED BISCUIT DOUGH AND KWANZAA CANDLES: GETTY IMAGES. PARMESAN POTATOES, CHICKEN AND WAFFLES, CUPCAKE AND ROYAL ICING COOKIE: RYAN DAUSCH. COCONUT BALLS: JOHNNY MILLER. PEPPERMINT MARSHMALLOWS AND CANDY CANES: JAMES WOJCIK. COOKIE PIE DOUGH: KARL JUENGEL. PANCAKES: LEVI BROWN. TEXAS CHILI: CON POULOS. CHAMPAGNE: BEN GOLDSTEIN.

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