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A champagne cocktail recipe with raspberry sorbet, perfect for an elegant brunch.
A champagne cocktail recipe with raspberry sorbet, perfect for an elegant brunch.
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Just mix up some boxed brownie mix and fill purchased ice cream cones, then bake for an easy treat that kids can help make. Top with your favorite toppings or a scoop of ice cream.
Just mix up some boxed brownie mix and fill purchased ice cream cones, then bake for an easy treat that kids can help make. Top with your favorite toppings or a scoop of ice cream.
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This is the typical tea you will find in regular housed in Kuwait. Its deliciously aromatic and the spices give it a rich taste. You can add/subtract the ingredients to your taste, but be careful with the saffron.
This is the typical tea you will find in regular housed in Kuwait. Its deliciously aromatic and the spices give it a rich taste. You can add/subtract the ingredients to your taste, but be careful with the saffron.
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Recently had homemade rice milk in a Mexican restaurant in San Francisco. I talked to a few friends and they told me a few different ways to make it. Here is a simple version (I like to add vanilla, but it is optional). Seriously, it is the best ever - and, it costs just pennies to make!
Recently had homemade rice milk in a Mexican restaurant in San Francisco. I talked to a few friends and they told me a few different ways to make it. Here is a simple version (I like to add vanilla, but it is optional). Seriously, it is the best ever - and, it costs just pennies to make!
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This old-fashioned brown gravy can be made with drippings from roast beef, pork, chicken, or even turkey. Always turns out wonderful.
This old-fashioned brown gravy can be made with drippings from roast beef, pork, chicken, or even turkey. Always turns out wonderful.
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This recipe is by Elaine Louie. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
This recipe is by Elaine Louie. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.