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You can use any white bread recipe to make any swirl breads listed below The cinnamon raisin version is a classic, inspired by a recipe from James Beard The sherry gives an unusual complexity to the sweet raisins and brown sugar, and most of the alcohol is cooked off while the mixture simmers
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A hearty loaf of banana bread is an excellent way to use up a pile of leftover bananas, but sometimes you want a lighter option These tender banana muffins are crowned with a delightfully crunchy cinnamon crumb topping that lends to their addictive nature The easy recipe, which doesn't require any special equipment – just a couple of bowls – was adapted from one originally developed by a 9-year old named Meghan Cwikla
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Homemade poppy seed filling is rolled up inside a buttery yeast dough and baked until golden brown. The recipe yields 2 filled loaves.
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These hearty crepes by Chef Dale Levitski, are the perfect food for breakfast, brunch or whenever you need a pick me up during the day!
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Buttery crumble envelops layers of sweet, tart cranberry sauce spooned over whipped cream cheese, resulting in the perfect holiday dessert bar.
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This decadent breakfast recipe proves that cookie dough tastes amazing in literally anything.
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This recipe is by Nancy Harmon Jenkins and takes 1 hour 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Four layers of cashew meringue sandwiched with French buttercream, and topped with chopped cashews. A very rich dessert from the Philippines.
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Christina Tosi, the pastry chef and an owner of Momofuku Milk Bar, sits near the beating heart of David Chang’s eclectic and innovative Momofuku restaurant empire Off the clock, though, her cooking runs to inspired simplicity, as in this simple, tangy, slightly-caramelized at the edges slow-cooker cake, a version of which appears in her cookbook from Clarkson Potter, “Milk Bar Life.” Slow-cooker recipes invariably tell you to make something at night and enjoy them in the morning, or to make them in the morning and eat them after work That only works if you don’t sleep much, or have a part-time job
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I've always called this a buckle (I'm from the Midwest), but my friends here in California, say it's a 'coffee cake', but no matter the name they love it!