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My mother used to make these cookies when my brothers and I were growing up. They are easy and are very delicious. Hope someone out there likes them as well.
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This is a lovely cake with the taste of almond and chocolate and it is almost like a pound cake.
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These taste amazing and are quick to make! You can play around and substitute different milks, oils and extracts; just about any will work. I've listed my favorites. Unfortunately, this recipe doesn't rise well as a cake, but cupcakes are more fun anyway! These are great with a simple frosting of cocoa powder, powdered sugar and orange juice.
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If you make these dainty tarts, you must have a tea party. Tiny tart shells are lined with pastry and filled first with a dollop of raspberry jam, and then a spoonful of a buttery egg batter. The tarts are baked and dusted with confectioners ' sugar. This recipe yields a dozen.
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These are one of my favorites. I make them every holiday season. They are great for mailing and keep for weeks!
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Using rich Pernigotti cocoa powder, which has a higher fat content than most, Food & Wine's Grace Parisi created chocolaty versions of the chewy Italian almond cookie.
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This no-fail perfect cherry pie recipe is made with fresh sour cherries and a hint of almond extract and can be ready in less than 2 hours.
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Grilled lime and pineapple juice are shaken with rum, triple sec, and orgeat syrup in this deliciously easy Mai Tai cocktail recipe.
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We all have had fried chicken and deep fried turkeys has become the thing to do lately (regardless of how many fires have forever ruined Thanksgiving). What...
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Dark chocolate creates a beautiful marbled effect in this moist banana bread made with Greek yogurt and less sugar than most quick breads.
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Peter Reinhart, author of “Artisan Breads Every Day” and “American Pie,” said a 24-hour wait will improve any dough: take your favorite recipe, let it sit overnight, then enjoy the upgrade Mr Reinhart recommends letting the dough rise at room temperature for three hours, then refrigerating it.