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This is a recipe that my Southern mother-in-law gave to me, her Yankee daughter-in-law! Zucchini or yellow summer squash may be used together, or interchangeably to create this delicious casserole! Use bread crumbs, crushed crackers or cheese for the topping.
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Make this classic chocolate pudding up to two days in advance. Fresh whipped cream made just before serving adds an elegant yet simple touch.
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This is a really good hot potato salad that my mother used to make for us. You can vary the amount of vinegar and sugar to change the taste around.
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This delicious crisp is so easy to make, and everyone will love it! Cinnamon, honey, and a crisp crumb topping make a dessert you'll want to prepare again and again. Serve with vanilla ice cream.
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This Italian sweet and sour pickled fennel recipe (finocchi in agrodolce) can be served as a side dish or an appetizer with an aperitif.
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This is a grilled salmon made with full bodied wine (Shiraz is best). It needs to marinate overnight for best flavor.
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An inherited recipe, these buttery hazelnut cookies are a snap to make and simple to bake. Prepare the dough and refrigerate as a log, then slice into rounds, decorate with candy sprinkles, and bake. Easy!
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An old (and yummy!) recipe.
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Thick New York steaks are grilled to perfection and served with a red wine-cherry sauce in this delicious dish perfect for Valentine's (or any other) day!
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This easy snack cake is made with diced tart apples, chopped walnuts, and a hint of cinnamon.
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Back in 2011, in his New York Times Magazine column, Cooking With Dexter, Pete Wells asked his son about his favorite foods “It was a tie,” Wells recounted Dexter saying, “between sushi and the fried chicken at Brooklyn Bowl.” The chicken was a specialty of Eric and Bruce Bromberg’s SoHo restaurant Blue Ribbon, and this Cajun seasoning central to it Adapted from “Bromberg Bros