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Gingered Pork Chops in Orange Juice Ready Time: 1 Hr "Gingered pork chops baked in orange juice. Try it, and you will love it!"

Gingery-Apricot Turkey Salad Ready Time: 15 Min "A good way to use up Thanksgiving leftovers, this salad is a slightly different take on a Waldorf chicken salad."

Gizzards and Rice Ready Time: 1 Hr "This flavorful dish of seasoned rice and Chicken gizzards make low fat protein a joy. A simple recipe for savory satisfaction."

Gkai Kamin Ready Time: "This dish is a popular Southern Style Thai dish. Delicious, simple, and really easy to prepare , it is a good recipe for a working woman. Good compliment for papaya salad."

Glasser's Greek Marlin Ready Time: 35 Min "Marlin steaks with a tomato and basil topping, cooked in a garlic butter sauce. This fish is terrific served with Greek olives and feta cheese."

Glazed Beef Loaf Ready Time: 1 Hr 45 Min "When I first served this meat loaf to our grandsons and their families, it was an instant success. Everyone expects me to make this meat loaf when they come for dinner."

Glazed Chicken and Carrots Ready Time: 30 Min "Apple juice lends a subtle sweetness to chicken that's nicely coated with dill and tossed with carrots and celery in this pretty stir-fry. 'I've served it on busy nights when time is short and at family buffets, too,' says Helen Bekert of Sprakers, New York. 'Everyone is sure I've spent hours in the kitchen.'"

Glazed Ham Ready Time: 8 Hrs 40 Min "A raw ham is slow roasted, then seasoned with a sweet smoky sauce during the last hour to make a memorable meal with little actual work involved."

Glazed Pork Chop Ready Time: 30 Min "A mustard and brown sugar glazed pork chop. This recipe works best if you butterfly the chops. Tastes great served with a baked potato and corn."

Glazed Pork Tenderloin Ready Time: 30 Min "Pork gets a tasty treatment from a simple sauce of pineapple preserves and horseradish in this recipe. The brand of horseradish you use will determine the 'heat' level of the sauce. --Bernice Dean of Garland, Texas"