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This recipe first appeared in “More Quick Breads,” a pamphlet from the Food News Department of The New York Times, published in 1954 The booklet was one of 15 produced by the section covering “easy-to-make” recipes on topics ranging from fish to party cakes For this recipe, feel free to substitute the nuts, and be sure to eat these small cinnamon rolls right out of the oven.
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This recipe came to The Times in 1996 from Annie Davis, a United Air Lines flight attendant from Elizabethton, Tenn., who competed in the Appalachian Fair in Tennessee It is a classic summer pie, but don’t feel beholden to the season’s gifts: if the taste for blackberry pie strikes in, say, darkest January, feel free to bake it with frozen fruit Use the opportunity to remind yourself that summer is, always and forever, on its way.
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A chocolate crust is layered with a creamy coconut-almond layer and finished with chocolate topping in a cookie bar version of Almond Joy®.
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You'd never guess it's Tofu! Peanut and ginger flavors combine to create a wonderful Asian-flavored dish that everyone will love. Serve over white rice.
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Chocolate chip coconut drop-dead drop cookies.
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Whole oats, fresh blueberries, and walnuts make these easy homemade granola bars as healthy and filling as they are delicious.
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With some of the native ingredients of the islands, you'll be hearing the steel drums in no time!
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Moist dark chocolate cake is quick and easy to prepare thanks to tofu (the secret ingredient) mixed with cake mix and coffee.
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This sweet and spicy peanut sauce is made with coconut milk, creamy peanut butter, and thai red curry paste.
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Fresh wild mushrooms are the most delicious indulgence, whether it’s gray-brown morels in the springtime, golden chanterelles in the summer, or russet-colored porcini in the fall True, they are expensive (unless you know how to pick your own), but a mere half-pound is all you need for this creamy pasta — and chicken livers are cheap Serve the pasta in small portions; it is undeniably a bit on the rich side