this is a simpler-than-you-might-think recipe with a touch of elegance that might be found at fine dining establishments. choose your starch and vegetable and place them into individual servings using ramekins to finish off this classy main course. created for rsc #14. bon apetit!
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i always bring these cookies to my boyfriend's house whenever he invites me over. they are a hit and the whole family loves them! whenever they know i'm coming they always ask if i'm bringing my cookies.
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these are so wonderful, and worth every bit of the extra effort. this recipe is from an old gourmet magazine, i think - my copy is so old and yellowed from use, i can barely read it any more. these are almost like candy, but more sophisticated!
a variation where, you can use white chocolate bark, or chopped almond bark. for darker fudge, use 1 white bark, and 1 dark bark.
this is just lovely as we enter fall and the holiday! warm creamy brie with fresh apples and sweet caramel!
this recipe's a winner - it's got enough flavour for the more adventurous in the crowd and yet it's not spicy at all. it is a sweet and oh so tasty recipe. i did not include the overnight marinating time. enjoy!
i do not eat eggs so it is hard for me to find breakfast recipes...this one is just perfect!!
perfect for tailgating and game-day parties! the blue cheese gives a nice tang! posted as written. serve with a variety pack of crackers. i have not tried this warm yet -- but this fall i will try it warmed up in my mini-crock pot and update then! cook ti
a nice blend of tropical flavors that will keep you cool. a taste of the bahamas! this makes a large batch but can easily be scaled down.from recipes from friends. ingredients in parenthises are scaled down to 1/4 of the recipe to make a smaller batch.
just looking for something new to do with a bit of cod, and came up with this delicious and simple dish. the bay leaf is the key ingredient, but make sure you use a small one, as it will take over otherwise.
tender, easy, baked chicken strips, great for dinner or as a snack!
am posting this to try for when banana's come down in price, which is not too far away!
found this recipe in the paper and i can't wait to try it!
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