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This recipe is by Trish Hall and takes 2 hours 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Chef John uses spelt flour to create this cross between a muffin, donut, and biscuit with fresh blueberries, calling it a blueberry scone.
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Try substituting macadamia nuts for pistachios.
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Cinnamon and cayenne is these gluten-free Mexican chocolate cupcakes made with rice flour an extra spicy kick; serve at your next party!
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A hearty ham and cheese breakfast casserole with a crispy cornflakes topping.
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Lovely, juicy peach slices are heaped over a nutmeg-butter crumble in a pastry shell, and topped with more crumble. Then it 's baked for an hour until the peaches are tender, glistening and scrumptious. Serve this pie with scoops of peach ice cream.
Ingredients: sugar, butter, flour, nutmeg, peaches, pastry
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Spiced apples are baked with cream in this family favorite.
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Delicate, cardamom-flavored cookie cones are a traditional favorite in Norway, especially at Christmas time. This version is enhanced with orange zest, ginger, and cinnamon to complement the cardamom.
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An elegant but so-easy dessert of fresh apricot halves stuffed with sweetened, fluffy mascarpone cheese gets a drizzle of honey-sweetened apricot-balsamic vinegar sauce.
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In this recipe, persimmon pulp is combined with spices, eggs, sugar, flour and butter and baked in the oven rather than steamed in a pudding mold. Serve warm with whipped cream or caramel sauce.