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This campfire breakfast toad in the hole recipe has breakfast sausage, a cornmeal batter, and maple syrup.
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This is a hit every Thanksgiving! I have people that pay me to make this casserole for them to heat up on holidays for there family! It's a little work with peeling...
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As a youngster I can remember waiting for grandmother to pull this cake out of the oven. Boy did it ever smell as good as it tastes. Enjoy!!
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Shrimp, mushrooms, and green peas bake in a rich cream sauce over egg noodles with a topping of buttery cracker crumbs.
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This is a recipe for a lightly spiced cauliflower curry, good over rice or with naans/tortillas/etc. It's a simple dish and isn't heavy. You could also use this...
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Paska (paskha) is an Eastern European egg bread traditionally made at Easter. It is wonderfully light, with a slightly sweet flavor. Serve with butter or a sweet cheese spread.
Ingredients: yeast, water, sugar, milk, flour, eggs, butter, salt, lemon, egg
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Emily Elsen and Melissa Elsen, sisters who run the Four & Twenty Blackbirds bakery in Brooklyn, hail from South Dakota, where their family ran a small restaurant Kuchen, a German cake topped with fruit that is a staple of the state’s Thanksgiving tables, is central to their childhood memories of the holiday Their recipe, topped with pears, “looks a little different than those traditionally found in local South Dakota church and community cookbooks,” Melissa Elsen wrote in an email, “but it tastes like it does in my memory (with the addition of cardamom).” That cardamom, it turns out, is key to the dish’s success, with citrus and savory notes that are as pleasant as they are unexpected.