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Vegetable pancakes with a sweet and comforting flavor These have a sweet, comforting flavor They are quick to mix up, using either leftover mashed potatoes from your Thanksgiving dinner, or potatoes that you have cut up and steamed for 20 minutes
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Pancakes made with chunks of candied bacon and his favorite beer will put a smile on Dad's face.
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This recipe was given to me by my Grandmother Nancy (Saccuzzo). She was a great little Italian Nana. She taught me how to cook and was an inspiration in my life.
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This origins of this seafood soup — seared fish, shrimp and conch quickly poached in a simple coconut broth — can be discerned by its elements It's a specialty of the Garifuna people, descendants of intermarried Africans and Carib natives who settled on the Atlantic coast of Honduras (as well as Belize, Guatemala and Nicaragua), and the tropical coconut and abundant seafood speak to where they live The fact that it's always served with machuca, a mash of sweet and green plantains, reflects the Garifunas' West African origins, where cassava and plantain mashes called fufu are a staple.
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Ingredients: milk, butter, flour, parmesan cheese
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These fun breakfast banana wraps are so easy a kid can help make them. Whole wheat tortillas are spread with peanut butter and filled with a banana half, coconut, and crunchy granola cereal.
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This recipe was provided by my sister, Kay. Her husband, Melvin Williams, is Lawrence Williams' son. This is a low-rising, very tender cornbread. Not big...
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Ingredients: flour, milk, butter, eggs
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This is an under-the-radar basic from Julia Child’s “Mastering the Art of French Cooking,” featured in a New York Times article about readers’ favorite Child recipes It is a tomato sauce with onions, garlic and basil, raised high with a perfumed whiff of orange peel and coriander seed Make it when the farmers’ market is overflowing with good tomatoes, freeze it in plastic bags, and use it until there is no more
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Get Shrimp Fritters with Cornichon Dressing Recipe from Food Network