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My grandmother used to make these and what a favorite they are. As I type this recipe, I see her handwriting and remember those good ole days! These are a delicate, cake like cookie with chocolate frosting. The nuts are optional, if you like them add them. Pecans or peanuts taste just as great as walnuts do.
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These EASY to make cookies are absolutely fantastic. Moist and chewy - can't stop at one, or two,..... ...
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Ask a Wisconsin purist -- tradition demands that these sausages be served on a toasted hard roll (not a hot dog bun), with butter, spicy mustard (not ketchup), sweet pickles (not lettuce), and sauerkraut.
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Components of a popular candy bar come together for fun, chocolaty overnight oats you can make the night before.
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Starting with prepared coleslaw mix this recipe for a creamy coleslaw delivers a bit of tang through the use of vinegar, making it a perfect accompaniment for fried chicken, burgers, or fried fish.
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This recipe is by Emily Weinstein and takes 1 hour. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Umm Ali is a delicious traditional Egyptian dessert equivalent to North America's bread pudding. You can serve it warm with a scoop of French vanilla ice cream.
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Use this spice mixture featuring smoked paprika, oregano, and cumin to bring loads of flavor to steaks for grilling this summer.
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Oatmeal cookies using dried cranberries and white chocolate chips, or you can use chocolate chips if you wish.
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This is a denser version of the traditional banana cake and is very easy to make. You can either steam it in a square baking tin, in individual foil cups or do it the traditional way, in banana leaves.
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This cake is make without milk or eggs and is moist, dark and delicious. A brain child of the depression era when ingenious cooks developed a cake that could be made without expensive and scarce ingredients.