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Baked Macaroni and Cheese

Posted by DGordon  

Great macaroni and cheese recipe. Part of my famly likes a creamy mac an cheese. The other part likes a sharp and more cheesy mac and cheese. This is the only one we've found that satisifies both sides. I tweak these ingredients slightly to... MORE»

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Chicken Soup With Lentils and Barley

Posted by saleegurl  

Delicious, hearty, and healthy soup! From Better Homes and Gardens Cookbook. The original recipe calls for 2 T. butter instead of olive oil. And if I have a rind of parmesan leftover, I'll throw it in while it's simmering...but it's very tasty... MORE»

Recipe #303678

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Chicken & Mushrooms Dijon

Posted by DebS #2  

This is an easy recipe to cook when you are in a hurry and elegant enough to serve to company. I use whatever mushrooms look good to me that day! It's delicious served with rice and a fresh salad. MORE»

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Pineapple Dream Pie

Posted by QueenJellyBean  

My hubby is a major pineapple fan so I am always on the prowl for pineapple recipes. The chill time is the "cook" time. MORE»

Recipe #303619

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Apricot Jalapeno Jelly

Posted by Colorado Lauralee  

I love the jalapeno-fruit recipes to have at home and to give as gifts. With a nice wheat cracker, a little cream cheese and dollop of the jelly you have a nice snack or appetizer. The 'heat' from the jalapenos depends on how many of the seeds... MORE»

Recipe #303616

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The Best No Bake Cookies

Posted by multitasker  

I have been told often that these are the best cookies ever. Friends and family are constantly asking me to make them. I hope you enjoy. MORE»

Recipe #303613

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Beef With Peppers

Posted by Lauralie41  

From Africa, found on WorldRecipes.com and posted for Zaar World Tour 4. MORE»

Recipe #303611

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Rwandan Fried Beans (Ibiharage)

Posted by Sccuddlers  

This is a traditional recipe from the central African nations of Rwanda and Burundi. MORE»

Recipe #303610

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Artichoke Salad With Oranges

Posted by Lauralie41  

African recipe found on World Recipes.com's website. Posted for Zaar World Tour 4. MORE»

Recipe #303605

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Applesauce, Raisin and Nut Cake

Posted by QueenJellyBean  

This is an old recipe that my grandma got off of a VB apple sauce can. She always iced it with plain boiled icing. If you can't find pastry flour, you can mix you own by combining cake flour and all-purpose flour in a ratio somewhere between two... MORE»

Recipe #303604

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Strawberry Tart

Posted by ratherbeswimmin'  

Maida Heatter; you will need a 9-inch flan ring, ¾ or 1 inch deep. MORE»

Recipe #303602

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Ice Cream Balls

Posted by Chef #839389  

My mom used to make these - not sure where she got the recipe. Now I make them for my own family and they are a favorite. I've always followed the recipe as is, but I'm sure you could experiment with different flavors of ice cream. We have... MORE»

Recipe #303591

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Butternut Squash Soup

Posted by Pink Penguin  

a great filling soup, which can be made in no time at all. MORE»

Recipe #303589

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Chocolate Broiler Cake

Posted by kittykat #2  

This cake is much requested in my house! It is sponge cake, layered chocolate/regular, and cooked in the broiler one layer at a time. Not as labor intensive as the directions sound. MORE»

Recipe #303588

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Chilled Morning Berry Soup

Posted by 5thCourse  

A beautiful refreshing treat, impressive for guests. Uses 3 berries and no cooking! You may substitute another berry for the blueberries. MORE»

Recipe #303587

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Mimosa Fruit Salad

Posted by JAG0913  

Got this from one of the Target recipe cards. Putting it here for safe keeping. MORE»

Recipe #303567

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Homemade Applesauce

Posted by Teri #7  

Applesauce MORE»

Recipe #303565

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Knockout Pie

Posted by Ceezie  

Another great recipe from Relish Mag - a version of a black bottom pie. Prep time includes chilling time. MORE»

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Recipe #303559

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Fudge #1

Posted by Chef #839159  

Modified from a recipe printed in Southern Living Magazine in the 1990s. MORE»

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TOPIC: Edible Flowers?

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From: FrenchBunny

On Wednesday, May 14, 2008

quote I am looking to buy some edible flowers for decorations on my salad plates but I don't know where to buy them. Supermarkets here don't have any of those things, so as usual I would have to order them online. Any one with an idea of where I could purchase them? Greatly appreciated.

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Review From: MarlaM  

On May 14, 2008

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RECIPE: Butterscotch Fudge

Delicious! Made this as a Mother's Day gift for my MIL. She was thrilled, since she loves fudge. I kept a little bit that wouldn't fit in the package and my DD is already telling me that I have to make it again! It is SUPER sweet, but the...

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Review From: Lise in Indiana  

On May 14, 2008

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RECIPE: Pesche - Italian Peach Wedding Cookies

I coaxed this recipe out of my sister-in-laws mom - she had made them for their wedding. I've since made them for a few weddings and a couple wedding showers and anniversaries, too. What I've learned:use a small cookie scoop to form the ball -...

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Review From: ericaj  

On May 14, 2008

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RECIPE: Nelson Cookie Bake Rolled Cookie Piped Icing

Dries very quickly so cookies are easy to stack. Very sweet icing so I'd definitely just use for piping. I quartered the recipe and still had some left over after piping 40 cookies. So I'd say this full recipe would cover 160 cookies.

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