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This recipe was given to me by my mom-in-law. The natural preserves provide the flavor. Store these cookies covered in refrigerator, because of the cream cheese.
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Yes, this is French toast, but a superior one. Unlike normal French toast this batter cooks into a custardy, crispy coating that leaves the bread creamy and oh so good. The use of good egg bread is a must here. Homemade is best, however store bought (such as Hawaiian bread) will work in a pinch.
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Simmer herbed meatballs with escarole and kidney beans for a soothing soup.
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These Italian meatballs use a standard mix of ground beef and ground pork, with added flavor from parsley, garlic, and dried herbs. Bake up a batch, mix them with your favorite spaghetti dish, and dinner is served!
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Layers of sauerkraut, egg noodles, a creamy mushroom mixture, Swiss cheese and bread crumbs build up to form this casserole named after the famous sandwich.
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Meatballs in tomato sauce with melted cheese on a lightly toasted baguette.
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This simple but substantive vegetarian dish came to The Times from Carol Lamont in 2015 when the Well blog invited readers to share their favorite meatless Thanksgiving recipes Yes, artichokes are not in season in the fall, but frozen work beautifully here.
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Roasted poblano peppers are added to a traditional corn pudding recipe, creating a deliciously smoky side dish.
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I derived this recipe after tasting something similar at a restaurant. It is wonderfully rich and filling.
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Chef John's version of Scotch eggs calls for soft-boiled eggs; when you bite into the egg you get an amazing contrast between molten yolk and crispy sausage shell.
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A classic Italian-American Parmesan — a casserole of fried, breaded meat or eggplant covered with tomato sauce and molten cheese — is all about balance You need a bracing a tomato sauce to cut out the fried richness, while a milky, mild mozzarella rounds out the Parmesan’s tang Baked until brown-edged and bubbling, it’s classic comfort food — hearty, gooey and satisfying