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This recipe is by William Norwich and takes 30 minutes, plus at least 2 hours' refrigeration. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This double-crusted strawberry rhubarb pie bakes up golden and flaky, and goes perfectly with a scoop or two of vanilla ice cream. The crust is made with vegetable oil and milk blended into flour. It rolls out beautifully, and is the perfect pastry to hold this delicious pie's rhubarb and strawberry filling.
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Simply place blackberries in a bowl and stir in a bit of flour, lots of sugar and a shake of cinnamon. Pour the mixture into a homemade pastry shell and add a dash of lemon juice and a bit of butter. Then slip on the top crust and bake in the oven until golden. Let the pie cool and serve it with scoops of vanilla ice cream.
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This recipe is for use with a cookie press. Wonderfully soft and more flavorful than the average spritz cookie.
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These bar cookies made without butter are filled with dates and almonds, with honey being the primary sweetener.
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For an absolutely stunning dessert, spoon sweetened strawberries and whipped topping between layers of homemade chocolate shortcake. Drizzle with chocolate syrup and serve to an awestruck crowd.
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Dark chocolate buttermilk pie is topped with plenty of pecans and is baked into a crowd-pleasing dessert perfect for any family gathering.
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This take on a classic recipe combination of chicken and Marsala wine uses chanterelle mushrooms and plenty of butter to deliver a tasty chicken main dish.
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"Make your own corn dogs just like at the fair with this rich buttermilk corn batter."
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This is an old family favorite. We especially like it for the Thanksgiving holiday. Originally submitted to ThanksgivingRecipe.com.
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Bursting with juicy beef and tender rice: the best stuffed peppers around. The addition of sour cream is part of the pleasure.
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This is my take on the Tuscan dessert frittelle di riso The custard makes these a very special dessert, but you can also just make the fritters, if you like, which makes them more of a snack They go really well with coffee, either served as they are or with whipped cream.