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These wildly popular cookies were developed by Alison Roman for her cookbook, “Dining In: Highly Cookable Recipes.” “I’ve always found chocolate chip cookies to be deeply flawed (to know this about me explains a lot),” she writes “Too sweet, too soft, or with too much chocolate, there’s a lot of room for improvement, if you ask me But no one asked me, and rather than do a complete overhaul on the most iconic cookie known to man, I took all my favorite parts and invented something else entirely
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The peanut butter in this dough creates a crumbly cookie.
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Pure heaven in a Crock-Pot.
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Be sure to use a heat-stable sugar substitute. Since the substitutes vary in strength, use an amount equal to 3/4 cup regular sugar according to the package.
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Here is a homemade take on the Hostess Cupcake, the sweet, well-preserved treat that was lost, for a while, to the wilds of bankruptcy They take a little time to make, but are well worth it (Don’t skimp on the Marshmallow Fluff!) Wrapping the finished items individually in cellophane allow eaters to experience the twinkly crinkle of childhood afternoons spent carefully removing the chocolate frosting from the cupcake’s top
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Your favorite ice cream flavors in a cookie crust, topped with whipped cream, fudge and cherries.
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A much better version of the traditional tollhouse cookie. No one will ever guess what the secret ingredient is: Crispy rice cereal!
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Moist and delicious. It's one of the most favorite among friends and family. Use either one 8x8 inch pan or 4 mini-loaf pans.
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Using a mason jar lid are a mini tart tin? Brilliant!
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With a decadent raspberry swirl, this cheesecake looks as decadent as it tastes.
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Grab a dainty dessert or two? three? whenever the urge strikes. Well wrapped, they'll keep in the freezer up to two weeks.