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Copped spinach leaves are layered with flour and beaten eggs. Cheese and breadcrumbs go on next, and then milk and melted butter are poured over everything. An hour later, it's done. It's great for dinner parties and family meals.
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Pinto beans take on a whole new personality! This recipe provides enough filling for two sweet and delicious pies.
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Everyone loves a classic, and you won't be disappointed with Chef Stitt's take on this favorite dessert.
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Soup is always an obvious choice for leftover turkey. And with light and tender matzo balls, turkey soup is an entire meal.
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A basic bread stuffing using eggs and canned chicken broth to moisten and bind the bread with the onions, celery and seasonings. This recipe makes enough to dress an 18 to 20 pound bird.
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A very chunky peanut butter batter is whipped up with corn syrup, eggs, sugar, butter, vanilla and chunky peanut butter. The filling is poured into a prepared pie crust, baked, chilled, and topped with a fabulous caramel cream sauce.
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We love sweet potatoes and they are terrific when combined with plain white ones, especially in an old fashioned potato salad. This one has mayonnaise, a bit of mustard, celery, hard-boiled eggs, and a smidgen of chopped onion.
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Serve these delightful lemon-lime tea cakes as refreshing nibbles alongside your favorite tea.
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Be a big shot at brunch with this casserole, which makes use of leftover buns or rolls for an easy, make-ahead crowd pleaser. A big bowl of fresh-cut fruit makes the perfect side dish.
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The cookbook author Rozanne Gold does more with three ingredients than most cooks can do with 10 or 12 Here she combines elephant garlic, cream and eggs into a flan of remarkable simplicity and depth of flavor