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That sounds familiar to Travelbinger readers, who’ve seen firsthand the rise of soul-nourishing retreats, low-key luxury, and the return of

By the name alone, you'd assume that beer is the only thing you can use to make this recipe work. But that's not the case! If you don't have beer, try cola, lemon-lime, or Dr Pepper.Dr Pepper brings the sweetness while a can of chipotle peppers in adobo sauce brings the smokey heat. They cook low and slow to get every inch of that pork flavored perfectly.

Grab a can of orange soda (Orange Crush or Fanta will do the trick) and make this twist on the classic 7-Up pound cake. You can add orange zest or extract to amp up the flavor, too.Ree typically uses Dr Pepper (surprise!) to glaze her Easter ham. But you can also use a can of cola if you prefer. Either way, use the full sugar kind because that's what gets it all sticky and caramelized.Just like her apple dumplings, making the peach version requires a can of soda to sweeten it up. Use Sprite, 7-Up, Mountain Dew, or whatever lemon-lime soda you have on hand.

Also known as 7-Up cake for obvious reasons, Ree takes hers to the next level by adding both lemon and lime zests and a tangy-sweet glaze to punch up the flavor.Valerie Bertinelli, the actress and television personality known for her work on

and the Food Network, has become a regular on

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