garnishes and holiday/event

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Recipes

Make Your Own Candied Angelica!

Posted by Um Safia  

I am a big fan of candied angelica and love to decorate my cakes with it. I have one problem.....I like to snack on it too! I refuse to buy the kind that you find in most supermarket stores - it's a toxic green colour & doesn't even taste like... MORE»

Recipe #290135

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Texas Hot Sauce

Posted by Chef #771698  

This is a condiment used on hotdogs, burgers, deep-fried fish or anything else needing a beefy zip. MORE»

Recipe #288029

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Lofthouse Frosting

(5 reviews) Posted by ellie3763  

I adore lofthouse cookies. Mmm! MORE»

Recipe #271501

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Baked Cranberries

Posted by Jacqueline in KY  

This is a take of another recipe I found here on Zaar but I am trying to lower the sugar content of it. MORE»

Recipe #270710

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Candied Orange Peel

(2 reviews) Posted by Organic-Mama  

Add to biscotti, cakes, cookies, or dip in semi-sweet chocolate. MORE»

Recipe #268898

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Honey-Pecan Candy

(1 reviews) Posted by theatrenut  

This is one of those heaven-on-earth experiences. This recipe was taken from epicurious.com and was originally used as a pumpkin pie garnish....but it is so amazing and so easy by itself that I just HAD TO share it here! I think it would be a... MORE»

Recipe #266298

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Baked Cranberry Sauce

Posted by Mrs. Christmas  

I got this recipe out of the Taste of Home 2006 annual cookbook. It makes a wonderful side dish for a traditional Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner. My sister enjoys eating the leftovers over vanilla ice cream as a dessert. If the cranberries... MORE»

Recipe #266275

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Sugared Cranberries

(5 reviews) Posted by Lawsome  

I wasn't sure how bitter, raw cranberries could turn into this tart-sweet holiday treat. They would be great year-round; however, you must start with fresh cranberries. The following is the original recipe. I had a 7.5 oz pkg of organic... MORE»

Recipe #265791

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Pumpkin Butter

Posted by Candace Michelle  

Haven't tried this yet, but I soon will. MORE»

Recipe #265787

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Financial Jam

(5 reviews) Posted by mummamills  

when I was in the states I went to Wegmans. It is the best most wonderful supermarket you could ever find. They sold brie and camebert cheese with toppings. I came home and couldn't find anything like it, so here is my recipe for a... MORE»

Recipe #265696

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The Best and Most Affordable Taco Dip

Posted by Chef hrbane  

This is a great recipe, easy and delicious. My Mom was the one who started making it for all of the family functions, and now I have perfected it. MORE»

Recipe #264559

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Cracked Black Pepper Garnish

Posted by steve in FL  

Delicious garnish for vegetables and salads. From the Two Hot Tamales on Food Network back in the day. MORE»

Recipe #263532

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Drunken Apples - Part Deux

Posted by Mommy Diva  

A nice looking version of canned drunken apples I found on another website.... sub any nice, firm pie apple local to you--freshest is bestest!! LOL ***untried by me as yet-yield is a guess, so please let me know if you try it first! MORE»

Recipe #259418

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My Own Tartar Sauce"(Seafood Sauce)

(1 reviews) Posted by Missy Hughes  

Tartar sauce is expensive, why not create your own? My tartar sauce is tastier than the bottled brands, and costs far less! MORE»

Recipe #258020

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Witches' Broomsticks

(1 reviews) Posted by Nyteglori  

These cute little decorations are good served as a stirrer for hot chocolate or hot apple cider. MORE»

Recipe #255283

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Wisconsin's Finest Cranberry Syrup

Posted by Debber  

Wisconsin is famous for more than being "The Dairy State." We are also one of the largest producers (in the world) for the humble cranberry. Here--thanks to Frances Bissell, and her *Preserving Nature's Bounty*--is an ode to the Queen... MORE»

Recipe #254754

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Chessie's Fruit Dip

(1 reviews) Posted by Chef Chessie  

I had a single mom so I had to "cook" a lot for myself without the flame. I actually concocted the original version of this when I was about 8 years old. You can serve it with just about any non-citrus fruit as a topping or a dip. MORE»

Recipe #244208

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Easy Pickled Peaches

Posted by davinandkennard  

Pickled peaches with an old fashioned flavor are a must for your holiday table, and here's the way to do it quickly and easily. MORE»

Recipe #242905

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Coffeehouse Chocolate Spoons

(3 reviews) Posted by Annacia  

These chocolate-dipped spoons make it easy for anyone to stir up something sweet and indulgent in minutes. Cook time is chill time. MORE»

Recipe #242177

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Red Cinnamon Apple Rings

Posted by Battle in Seattle  

Grammy used to bring these over every Christmas morning. We were supposed to eat them with the goose, ham, or whatever meat we were having, but they hardly ever made it that long. MORE»

Recipe #239865

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