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Instead of vegetable oil, these blueberry muffins are made with applesauce, creating a healthier and more moist texture. With double the amount of blueberries, make sure to fill the muffin cups up to the edge, for generously-sized deli-style muffins.
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Great for kids and great to make with kids.Children can easily pile the fresh blueberries, crunchy oats and other ingredients into measuring cups. Just be sure...
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Chef John's spicy chili-rubbed chicken breasts are grilled and topped with a tangy blueberry sauce. It's a perfect dish for a summer barbeque.
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They are the antithesis of the cakey blueberry muffins you find in coffee shops The berry quotient is generous here If you find the buckwheat flavor too strong, swap flip the amounts of whole- wheat flour with the amount of and buckwheat flours (that is, use 125 grams whole- wheat and 65 grams buckwheat).
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Sheets of phyllo dough are buttered and stacked to make a crispy crust for this blueberry-filled cheesecake. After baking, it's brushed with strawberry jelly and decorated with blueberries in a star pattern.
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These muffins aren’t at all like the cakey blueberry muffins from your local coffee shop They have a nice texture and a wholesome, grainy flavor Better yet, your child will get lots of fruit in each muffin.
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A slice of this berry-dotted cake is perfect late in the morning, for afternoon tea or after dinner, with coffee It keeps for up to three days in a sealed container, but is at its absolute best on the day it's made.
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This recipe was brought to The Times in a 1990 article by Marian Burros about the 34th Pillsbury Bake-Off, the Super Bowl of baking contests, and its winners Linda Rahman of Petaluma, Calif., who won the grand prize, was certain her cake was ''too ordinary to win anything," but it was the judges' unanimous choice because, they said, it was "light, refreshing and satisfying." We still agree.