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Nana Brown's Swedish Meatballs

Posted by Kitsune

This is my husband's grandmother's recipe. I received a typed index card with this on it after we got married. My favorite part of the instructions? "After cooking make gravy." I'll try to be a bit more detailed. These are really good,... MORE»

Recipe #358761

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Chocolate Cherry Clusters

Posted by Kitsune

A no-bake treat that are absolutely addictive. I got it from the USA Weekend newspaper. MORE»

Recipe #345481

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Cheese Bites (Totally Addictive)

(2 reviews) Posted by Kitsune

Ridiculously addictive appetizers. I brought them to a party and everyone attacked them like starving piranha on a cow. I included them in a tin of cookies for my hubby's co-workers and one of them ate all of them before anyone else could try... MORE»

Recipe #345344

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Cantaloupe Melon Cake

Posted by Kitsune

An unusual but moist and tasty cake. I found this recipe online but I don't remember which site. Alternate recipe; replace cantaloupe with honeydew melon and cinnamon with ginger. MORE»

Recipe #325222

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Butterbeer (Alcoholic)

(1 reviews) Posted by Kitsune

We went to the annual "Yule Ball" at the Middle East club in Cambridge, Ma and I had their version of a Butterbeer. Oh my god! It is so good. But go easy on them, they sneak up on you. MORE»

Recipe #275810

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Three Sisters Harvest Stew

(5 reviews) Posted by Kitsune

This comes from a great book. Cooking Like a Goddess by Cait Johnson. The "sisters" are corn, squash, and beans. This is a hearty vegetable stew that'll warm you body and soul after a crisp fall day of raking leaves. Pair with crusty... MORE»

Recipe #151551

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Buttery Cayenne Cashew Crunch

(1 reviews) Posted by Kitsune

A buttery sweet nut brittle candy with a mild heat after the sweet. Not as hard as many brittles, it's very easy on the teeth. Got this from a magazine (can't remember which one). Made it for xmas gifts and it was a big hit. Mmmm, sweet and spicy... MORE»

Recipe #151442

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