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This is a wonderful cheese ball. It is very easy to make and simply delicious. Whenever I make it for gatherings or work it always gets great reviews. Serve with an assortment of crackers.
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This dish is literally child’s play – homage to the basics: simple, fun, healthy and happy. It really is the embodiment of blend and live. Just throw everything...
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As I was playing around with the mixture for these not-too-sweet scones I learned that if I used as much liquid (in the form of buttermilk or yogurt) as I usually do in my scones, they wouldn’t be flaky That is because the apple provides plenty of liquid You just need to add enough buttermilk or yogurt to bring the dough together
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Nutty sautéed chicken dipped in a creamy mustard sauce delivers nicely varied textures and flavors. Using cornstarch rather than flour makes the crust especially crisp.
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Spiked with bourbon—it’s a Kentucky Derby classic.
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Chef Way Megan Garrelts needs at least two days to make the rolls. She heats and serves them in mini cast-iron skillets.
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A decadent blend of buttery, bourbon-accented caramelized filling and crunchy pecans, this luscious pie has New Orleans bayou country richness in every bite.
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A creamy cheesecake recipe topped with sticky caramel, pecans, and a sprinkle of sea salt.
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Lovers of pecan sandies will adore these crisp, buttery treats that are a cinch to put together The recipe is an adaptation of one developed by Dorie Greenspan for her book, “Baking: From My Home to Yours.” Not fond of pecans Try hazelnuts or almonds instead.
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The filling for this decadent pie is a combination of a very creamy, cream cheese and whipped topping. Then toasted coconut and caramel sauce is sprinkled and drizzled over it. Another cream cheese layer is spooned on, and then the pie is finished with more toasted coconut. This recipe makes two fantastic pies.
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I received this recipe from an old Southern cook, a copy of a copy of a typed-up sheet from long ago, annotated with her notes (which included the word "oleo" instead of margarine). I've never seen another chocolate cake recipe like it. The result is a wonderfully rich, yet surprisingly light, chocolate sheet cake topped with a cooked chocolate and pecan frosting.