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The wildly popular Canadian Caesar, a classic variation on the Bloody Mary made with clam tomato juice, was invented in Canada and is rarely found anywhere else.
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A Jamaican cake loaded with fresh ginger and baked in a 9 inch Bundt pan.
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We love chocolate chip cookies at our house, and these are especially good!! I use a 1 inch scoop to form the cookies.
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A household favorite, I created this recipe after giving up flour, cheese and most sugar. It is a turkey meatloaf with an Italian touch.
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This shrimp pasta dish with cream, white wine, and basil is ready in under 30 minutes. You can use frozen or fresh shrimp and any pasta shape you like.
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Pot-roasted beef is shredded and simmered with hot, spicy sauce. This recipe will feed a crowd (16 to 20 sandwich servings). Leftovers may be frozen for later use.
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Cold quinoa keeps this summer salad with tomato, cucumber, and feta cheese light and refreshing.
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A dense spinach quiche that's good for breakfast, lunch, or dinner!
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Fresh zucchini and yellow squash team up to make the perfect base for this cheesy oven-baked side. Prep time is just 10 minutes, so you can soon get back to enjoying your summer evening.
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This basic, buttery shortbread practically begs that you customize it to suit your own tastes or pantry supplies The dough, which comes together quickly in a food processor, is already enhanced with rosemary, but nuts, seeds, citrus zest, spices, vanilla or minced dried fruit — or a combination of some of these — all make fine additions Scale it up, scale it down
Ingredients: flour, sugar, rosemary, plus, butter
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I got the idea for these shrimp tacos from a favorite restaurant. The shrimp is sauteed in honey butter, topped with a delicious mango salsa, and wrapped in a tortilla. It tastes worth a million bucks yet is so simple. Everyone will be begging for more.
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Despite the name of this iconic retro dish, the secret to a great sloppy joe is a thick, rich, almost dry consistency, which allows the sandwich to be eaten with your hands. Serve on hamburger buns.