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This recipe is by Molly O'Neill and takes 2 hours, plus refrigeration. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Drizzles of lemony icing and sprinklings of sanding sugar give these simple gingerbread triangles their Christmas tree appearance and holiday flair.
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Honey and buttermilk keep these wholesome muffins moist.
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This peppermint cheesecake on a chocolate crumb crust is a wonderful Christmas dessert.
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These baked chocolate donuts are made even more delicious and decadent by coating them in a sweet glaze.
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Green chile peppers, leftover cubed chicken breast, creamy soups, milk, sour cream and cheese make this a spicy, creamy casserole treat. This easy casserole is all my family requests! It can be made more or less spicy, depending on your preference and is equally as tasty if you use all low-fat ingredients.
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I've been using this recipe for over 20 years, ever since I moved to South Carolina. It can be adjusted to serve any number. Allow 2 tablespoons of seasoning per quart of water. If you cannot find hot smoked sausage, use another smoked sausage such as kielbasa and add crushed hot red pepper to the pot.
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This easy chicken salad includes diced jalapenos, which make it spicy and delicious. You can eat it with crackers, but it tastes much better with tostadas.
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Heavily spiced strips of pork shoulder fried crisp in a pan Warm corn tortillas Tomatillo salsa and hot sauce
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Fudge made from condensed milk is the base for brigadeiros, bite-size sweets served in paper frills and covered with sprinkles “Brigadeiros are like the cupcakes of Brazil,” the cooking teacher Leticia Moreinos Schwartz said “They are at every birthday party.” (They are named for a once-popular politician, Brigadier Eduardo Gomes, who ran for president in 1945 under the slogan “Vote no brigadeiro, que é bonito e é solteiro” — “Vote for the brigadier, who’s good-looking and single.”)