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Raisins are plumped in water, and brown sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon, vinegar and butter are stirred in. The filling is poured into a pastry shell, covered with a top crust, and baked in a hot oven for 30 minutes. Cool and serve with ice cream.
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These Peanut Butter cookies are NOT chewy, they are melt-in-your mouth. The water in them lets you put them in your cookie press.
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This recipe makes a buttery, rich mandel bread studded with chocolate chips and nuts. You can make it even more elegant by dipping each end into melted semisweet chocolate after being baked and cooled.
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This is a fabulous blue cookie! It is a great treat for an Independence Day celebration! I have just been here in America for 7 months and this is my first baking invention.
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Make bakery-style chocolate chip cookies with these tips.
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This is my family's favorite Christmas cookie. My mom used to make them at the beginning of Christmas season in Germany and she had to hide some so they would last until Christmas. I have tried the recipe now with American ingredients and finally got it to work.
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Tomato slices are layered with Cheddar and mozzarella cheese, basil, and garlic for a savory summer pie. It is a great way to use up all those extra tomatoes from the garden!
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Sweet and tangy with a little bite of Dijon mustard, this is a perfect compliment to green salads with fruit, such as apples and berries.
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This is from my Bohemian (Czech) grandmother's recipes. It is pronounced "Liss-tay".
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My Grandmother used to make this and it quickly became a household favorite.
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This moist and fragrant cake from Molly Wizenberg, the author of the popular food blog Orangette, calls for a whole orange and lemon, almonds and olive oil It does require a little effort and the use of some equipment – a food processor and a mixer – but the ingredient list is short, and once you've boiled and puréed the citrus and ground the almonds, the whole thing comes together in a snap It's excellent on its own, but we also like it with poached pears or grilled figs.
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Simple and sweet, this cobbler will garner raves. Cherries simply go in the bottom of the pan along with some baking powder dough and a sugary cornstarch syrup. Then altogether they bake up sweet, bubbly and delicious. Serve it warm with whipped cream.