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This recipe was handed down from my great grandmother. It took a few years to figure out the exact measures. These cookies are very soft and if you want to use a cutter, the dough should be refrigerated a couple hours. I use a three inch biscuit cutter. You can also drop these if you are short on time. Sprinkle tops with colored sugar or whatever decorative confection you like. These are good plain also.
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This is an authentic Swedish Almond Spritz recipe handed down through the family from Swedish Ancestors. It's the only recipe I've ever know that includes real almonds and not just almond flavoring. It's a delectable cookie!
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Great muffins made with fresh or frozen blueberries.
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This is THE cookie for the lemon lover. Not overly sweet, but tangy from fresh lemons.
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These cookies are very peanut butter-y, with a mini peanut butter cup in the center. (The kind with the cookie center is great in this recipe!) My mom got this recipe from a friend who is allergic to sugar! So this poor soul makes treats and brings them to her friends to let her know if they are good or not.
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Moist, soft, and chewy cookies flavored with honey and walnuts are a perfect dessert for Rosh Hashanah, or anytime. Kids love them.
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Apples are softened in the microwave then baked in a sweet batter in this easy and quick dessert.
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This Icelandic cake recipe uses lemon flavoring and cardamom extract in a unique and delicious Christmas cake you'll want to make anytime.
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This cookie is soft and delicious. The smell of cinnamon will fill the house when you bake these.
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This recipe makes a nice sugar cookie with a soft center.
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The perfect complement to a bowl of chili, these delicious brown butter corn muffins are elevated by dried pineapple in the batter.
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This recipe is by Nancy Harmon Jenkins and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.