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It is with great trepidation that I offer three classic recipes, hoping to suit the three schools of chocolate-chip cookiedom (Try the crisp and gooey versions to compare.) This version is perfect for dunking in milk, and miles ahead of anything found in a plastic sleeve Note that this recipe uses two eggs, directly between the crisp version's omission and the gooey version's use of three.
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This stuffed French toast is like dessert for breakfast.
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A little pasta, a little zoodle.
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Roasting the garlic mellows the flavor, so do use the whole head in this garlic-Parmesan sauce. Serve on a bed of pasta or rice for a special presentation.
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This colcannon dish adds a twist to the traditional recipe by incorporating bacon, ham, and mayonnaise into the mashed potatoes and cabbage. Top it with cheese and serve it as a side or main dish.
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Layers of potatoes, onion, garlic, bacon, and Swiss cheese do what casseroles do in this casserole recipe that will tempt all those at dinner.
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With all the flavors of the classic pasta that you love, this baked shrimp scampi dip is unbelievably delicious.
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I tried this dish at a Turkish restaurant in London and was amazed by its delicious taste! I later found out that this dish was named after Alexander the Great, whom the Persians called 'Iskender.' Apparently it was his favourite food.