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Use Mexican-style canned corn, cream cheese, canned green chiles, and fresh jalapeno pepper to make this dip reminiscent of jalapeno poppers.
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These homemade gluten-free crackers are made with almond meal, flax seed meal, and garlic powder and are great on their own or with toppings.
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This rich and creamy blue cheese dressing is a bold topping for a simple green salad, and takes only seconds to make!
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Spicy appetizers made from stuffed jalapeno or habanero peppers. Believe it or not, if cooked thoroughly, and if you remove the seeds, a person can even eat a whole habanero fixed this way. You might hop around a bit, but you'll survive, and the capsaicin rush is incredible!
Ingredients: peppers, monterey jack, salami
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This white bean soup focuses on a few simple flavors. It makes great leftovers.
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Perfect for lunch or a light supper. Works very well for a lunch to take to work.
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This Vegan White Russian cocktail is made with vodka, coffee liqueur, and coconut milk. It's dairy-free so that all your guests can have a glass. Cheers!
Ingredients: vodka, coffee liqueur
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A hearty vegetarian breakfast or brunch casserole. I made it up in a pinch during a brunch party, and it was the only dish that was finished! I like to use a dense buttermilk bread for this recipe, and a thick blue cheese dressing.
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Wonton wrappers are stuffed with ground beef and pork in these Korean mandu, also known as fried egg rolls.
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Here is a nod both to the original bananas Foster at Brennan’s restaurant in the French Quarter of New Orleans and to the luxe version of bananas baba au rhum that the Louisiana chef Allison Vines-Rushing once cooked at Jack’s Luxury Oyster Bar in the East Village Silky and rich, deep with the flavors of bananas, rum and custard, it is not much work to make, and pays off in incredible flavor Do not be afraid to use an even darker sugar than the brown called for in the recipe, though molasses may be a step too far