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		<title>By: Vesna</title>
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		<description>We just used our leftover frozen Christmas ham last week! We had baked it with pineapple rings, so it had some sweet flavors. Don used that as inspiration to soak some Great Northerns, get out the molasses, and bake a lovely, luscious, slow-cooked pot in the cast-iron kettle. Mmmmm...so rib-sticking good.</description>
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