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This red lentil soup is easy to make and requires little more than the occasional stir. Because red lentils fa
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Have your ever tried Costco's churros? If you have, you know what I'm talking about--a hot crunchy exterior wi
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caramel shortcakes Rien que d'évoquer ce nom, j'en ai l'eau à la bouche et mes papilles en salivent d'avance
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Gofio Recipe (Dominican Sugary Corn Powder): a very popular treat for kids decades ago, now we bring you a gre
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Healthy pancakes may sound oxymoronic, but actually they are very possible. And to prove it, here are my Whole
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Deditos de Novia Recipe (Sugar-Coated Guava Biscuits): A great recipe to accompany the afternoon coffee (or te
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Adapted from Cooking Light.
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This quick and easy recipe for Pan-Grilled Zesty Turkey Scallopini is packed with flavor. Perfect with a salad
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On Christmas morning we wake up with the kids and look into the stockings and open presents. The kids are so e
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One Bowl Chocolate Fiber Muffins are dessert-like chocolate muffins with a bit of added fiber from bran cereal
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Newfoundland Figgy Duff has nothing to do with figs; raisins were once referred to as figs here & are alwa
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Sliced lamb is presented atop a simple, elegant salad. A perfect first course or a light main course. This sal
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Marshmallow topped brownies with a graham cracker crust
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Bakeapple is the Newfoundland word for Cloudberry, a deliciously intense northern berry that makes for an amaz
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Unlike the older mango royale recipe, I have found a way to make the cream filling firm without freezing. My h
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The Perfect Glazed Ham and the easiest too! It's juicy and tender with the easiest, tastiest, glaze ever. This
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Strawberry Chocolate Custard Cream Puffs - light choux pastry shells filled with a combination of homemade cus
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Tomato rice - a mild South Indian rice recipe with tomatoes, chillies, onions, and garlic. Tomato rice or thak
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From Ann Meyers.
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My husband, Desi, was born and raised in Madras (or Chennai, although he insists on calling it Madras still) i
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Fluffy muffins prepared with fresh blueberries, topped with crunchy topping.
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This recipe could not be easier, or taste better. I'd rather eat these than plain oreo's. And I like them SO m
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A peanut brittle with a texture a little softer than a Butterfinger candy bar.
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If your days are as busy and rushed as mine have been lately, perhaps you won't mind if I give barely any intr
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Who Ernest is and why this pancit canton recipe is named after him, click here. The secret to this very inexpe
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Last week, I wanted to bake something simple and by simple I mean, something very easy, with a few ingredients
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When Kenny Rogers Roasters came to the Philippines, baby back ribs became an instant hit. I don't know why it
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Twice baked cookies that are perfect for dipping into coffee, tea or even red wine or Italian liqueurs.
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Bacon Macaroni and Cheese - 3 cheeses and plenty crisp bacon cooked right in, make this an ultimate comfort fo
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Adapted from Food Network's 12 Days of Cookies 2007.
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Cappuccino Hazelnut Chocolate Brittle - incredibly delicious homemade candy brittle that makes an ideal weddin
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Last week I attended the "Angel Tree Project," an event sponsored by the Oregon Chapter of American Mothers. 
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It isn't difficult to make rice pudding with coconut custard topping. But for someone like me who still cooks
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Why am I posting a street food in a noche buena blog? Because, my dear, pulutan is a must during Christmas. Pi
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So, it's the morning of Christmas Day and you haven't totally digested the previous night's noche buena feast.
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Ah, the magic of sour cream. And if that's too sinful for you and you worry about clogged arteries, substitute
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