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This secretly quick and easy gourmet appetizer features crusty French bread baked with goat cheese, rosemary, toasted walnuts, and honey.
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Traditional matzo toffee — a Passover-friendly spin on saltine toffee — is an addictive three-layer confection of crackers, brown sugar toffee and melted chocolate In this version, the chocolate gets a spicy boost from the addition of both fresh ginger juice and chewy candied ginger Or substitute a topping of cacao nibs, sea salt and/or toasted, chopped nuts
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This amazing pudding sets from the acid in the lemon juice; there's no need to add gelatin. The texture is best when the puddings are allowed to firm up overnight.
Ingredients: lemons, sugar, water, heavy cream, salt
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A simple filling for Italian cannoli cookies using ricotta cheese and citron fruit.
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A bright and tangy salad cuts the heaviness of the typical Thanksgiving meal This one, with fennel, celery, apples and toasted walnuts, is all crunch, which the carb-heavy meal can generally use more of You can make the dressing a day ahead and store it in the fridge, but don't dress the salad until an hour before serving.
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This recipe is from my mother. This is only one of the many candy recipes she makes at Christmas and gives away to friends.
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This is an Northern Ireland recipe given to me by my Mum many years ago!! This cake is always much tastier the following day! Enjoy!
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Orange juice-infused gelatin holds together this festive cranberry salad featuring a winning combo of bananas, walnuts, Granny Smith apple, and celery.
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Say goodbye to that bowl of gluey, cardboard-tasting mush.
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A spicy raisin bread made in a bread machine. The most common substitute for mixed spice in the U.S.A. is pumpkin pie spice.
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During Nowruz, the Persian New Year, it's traditional to eat fish, a symbol of life This version, adapted from the chef Hanif Sadr, is stuffed with bij, a mixture of chopped herbs, walnuts and pomegranate molasses that forms the base of many northern Iranian dishes After a short turn in a hot oven, the fish emerges with crisp, brown skin