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Vibrant green peas simmer in a simple sauce of milk, flour, and butter in this quick side dish.
Ingredients: water, green peas, salt, flour, butter, milk
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Simple and gluten-free Brazilian cheese bread, or Pão de Queijo, made with tapioca flour, milk, eggs, olive oil, and cheese.
Ingredients: egg, olive oil, milk, tapioca flour, salt
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I learned this cinnamon tortilla recipe in college. Makes a sweet, low fat and filling treat. Best of all it's made in the microwave!
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Moist chocolate cupcakes are topped with a marshmallow and broiled into tasty, toasted marshmallow cupcakes.
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For as long as anyone can remember, wedding receptions in Pittsburgh have featured cookie tables, laden with dozens of homemade old-fashioned offerings like lady locks, pizzelles and buckeyes For weeks ahead, sometimes months, mothers and aunts and grandmas and in-laws hunker down in the kitchen baking and freezing These peanut butter and chocolate cookies were part of the spread at Laura Gerrero and Luke Wiehagen's wedding in 2009
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Grandma's blueberry buckle recipe has been handed down through the generations and is perfect to make during blueberry season.
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A satisfying, tangy sandwich that is a cinch to make.
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A savory galette is the easier and more streamlined cousin of a classic quiche It has a buttery pastry filled with any combination of vegetables, cheeses and meats, but without the need to make a custard to anchor it all In this galette recipe, roasted summer vegetables (eggplant, zucchini, and tomatoes) are combined with goat cheese and fresh red chiles for a ratatouille-like mix with a bite, all nestled into a hearty whole-grain crust
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Irish soda bread with flour, baking soda, buttermilk, and caraway seeds. Easy to make, no need for a mixer.
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This recipe is by William L. Hamilton. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This recipe yields a bread that's moist and savory and tastes distinctly of corn. Unlike many corn muffins, these stay moist, thanks to canned creamed corn.