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This unassuming dip, loaded with shrimp and Italian-style seasonings, is simple to make and hard to resist. It is best served with rippled potato chips. Enjoy!!
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We've listened to your comments on this recipe, and tested it — then retested it. It's adapted from “Mast Brothers Chocolate: A Family Cookbook,” by Rick and Michael Mast, the Brooklyn chocolatiers, and this most recent, updated version reduces the amount of butter and changes the temperature to which you'll want to heat the caramel mixture (The video at right does not reflect those changes.) Make sure you have a candy thermometer, or an instant-read model, and watch out — caramel is extremely hot It's worth the little bit of danger. The end result is lovely: sweet and salty with just enough of that caramel chewiness. 
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Hot buttered rum sauce is an easy and rich dessert fondue idea. Serve with fruit, angel food cake, or your favorite fondue dippers.
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Who doesn't love a s'more? This campfire Frappuccino® is a s'more drink with a shot of espresso, perfect for a refreshing summer treat.
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Use the everyday mushrooms we find in our grocery store or use them in combination with some of the more exotic varieties. Experiment and have fun - All will be good.
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Rich cream of mushroom soup, beats the canned variety any day. Garnish bowls with fresh chives and thyme.
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This recipe combines the flavors of coffee and chocolate into an ice cream pie. For something different, try using coffee or chocolate chip ice cream in place of vanilla.
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Guacamole Deviled Eggs! Hard boiled eggs and avocado are made for each other in these creamy, tasty deviled eggs. No mayo needed.
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This recipe is by John T. Edge and takes 2 hours 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.