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Full of hearty, warming, comforting flavor, this ground venison shepherd's pie is perfect for hunting season.
Full of hearty, warming, comforting flavor, this ground venison shepherd's pie is perfect for hunting season.
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This is a very easy pie to whip up, tastes great, and always a favorite with children and adults alike!
This is a very easy pie to whip up, tastes great, and always a favorite with children and adults alike!
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This recipe came from The New York Times Heritage Cookbook, published in the 70s. It's pretty much like pecan pie, except for pine nuts instead of pecans. The...
This recipe came from The New York Times Heritage Cookbook, published in the 70s. It's pretty much like pecan pie, except for pine nuts instead of pecans. The...
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Start with a prepared graham cracker pie crust and fill it with a mixture of sweetened condensed milk, egg yolks, and lemon juice to get a simple dessert item.
Start with a prepared graham cracker pie crust and fill it with a mixture of sweetened condensed milk, egg yolks, and lemon juice to get a simple dessert item.
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Use store-bought pie crust or your favorite homemade crust for this scrumptious summer fruit pie.
Use store-bought pie crust or your favorite homemade crust for this scrumptious summer fruit pie.
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This savory pie recipe has a rye and caraway seed crust and is stuffed with pastrami, potatoes, Brussels sprouts, and Swiss cheese mixed with a mustardy sauce.
This savory pie recipe has a rye and caraway seed crust and is stuffed with pastrami, potatoes, Brussels sprouts, and Swiss cheese mixed with a mustardy sauce.
Ingredients:
rye flour, flour, caraway seeds, salt, black pepper, butter, plus, russet potato, pastrami, yellow onion, brussels sprouts, chicken broth, mustard, malt vinegar, milk, cheese
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Get Chicken Pot Pie with Mashed Potatoes Recipe from Food Network
Get Chicken Pot Pie with Mashed Potatoes Recipe from Food Network
Ingredients:
butter, yukon gold, onions, leeks, carrot, garlic, white wine, chicken stock, milk, flour, chicken breasts, vegetable oil, thyme leaves, italian parsley, heavy cream, chicken bones, water, carrots, celery, leek, thyme, bay leaves, black peppercorns, cloves
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Tasty, fast, and easy describe this pot pie made with cooked turkey meat, canned corn, carrots, and potatoes, and an easy topping made of baking mix.
Tasty, fast, and easy describe this pot pie made with cooked turkey meat, canned corn, carrots, and potatoes, and an easy topping made of baking mix.
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For anyone who comes home from the farmers' market with an overabundance of stone fruits, this pie from pastry chef Lori Baker is the answer.
For anyone who comes home from the farmers' market with an overabundance of stone fruits, this pie from pastry chef Lori Baker is the answer.
Ingredients:
flour, sugar, salt, baking powder, butter, water, brown sugar, almonds, rolled oats, cinnamon, fruits, lemon juice, cornstarch
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No fussing with pie crusts in this recipe. This easy and upscale pot pie features puff pastry shells, filled with a creamy chicken and vegetable mixture.
No fussing with pie crusts in this recipe. This easy and upscale pot pie features puff pastry shells, filled with a creamy chicken and vegetable mixture.
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In January 1970, The Times published a recipe for brandy Alexander pie It was an unassuming confection: a graham-cracker crust filled with a wobbly, creamy mousse and enough alcohol to raise the hair on your neck and then make your neck wobbly too Later that year, Craig Claiborne, then the food editor, declared it one of the paper’s three most-requested dessert recipes and ran it again
In January 1970, The Times published a recipe for brandy Alexander pie It was an unassuming confection: a graham-cracker crust filled with a wobbly, creamy mousse and enough alcohol to raise the hair on your neck and then make your neck wobbly too Later that year, Craig Claiborne, then the food editor, declared it one of the paper’s three most-requested dessert recipes and ran it again