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This breakfast casserole, packed with shredded potatoes, smoky bacon, red pepper, and Gouda cheese, is made to be served alongside eggs and OJ.
This breakfast casserole, packed with shredded potatoes, smoky bacon, red pepper, and Gouda cheese, is made to be served alongside eggs and OJ.
Ingredients:
bacon, butter, red bell pepper, yellow onion, flour, milk, salt plus, sour cream, gouda cheese, potatoes
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Yummy, oozing, fried green olives! A very unique appetizer that is great to have on hand in the freezer for impressing unexpected guests!
Yummy, oozing, fried green olives! A very unique appetizer that is great to have on hand in the freezer for impressing unexpected guests!
Ingredients:
cream cheese, cheese, hot sauce, green olives, eggs, water, bread crumbs, flour, black pepper, vegetable oil
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There's something for everyone in this crowd-pleasing "fon-duo".
There's something for everyone in this crowd-pleasing "fon-duo".
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No store-bought sour cream can measure up to the fabulous texture and taste of homemade creme fraiche!
No store-bought sour cream can measure up to the fabulous texture and taste of homemade creme fraiche!
Ingredients:
heavy cream, cultured buttermilk
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Get Herb Twist Cojito Recipe from Food Network
Get Herb Twist Cojito Recipe from Food Network
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Maple and brown sugars blend with flour, cream and vanilla to create a filling that bakes up sweet, creamy and memorable. Serve this delectable pie with whipped cream and a sprinkling of nutmeg.
Maple and brown sugars blend with flour, cream and vanilla to create a filling that bakes up sweet, creamy and memorable. Serve this delectable pie with whipped cream and a sprinkling of nutmeg.
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This is an easy cream cheese spread to make, and it tastes just like the jalapeno poppers you wish you could make yourself! The hardest part of this recipe is not eating it all by yourself!
This is an easy cream cheese spread to make, and it tastes just like the jalapeno poppers you wish you could make yourself! The hardest part of this recipe is not eating it all by yourself!
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Potato chips loaded with Cheddar cheese, bacon, green onion, and sour cream are a decadent version of nachos similar to a menu item at the local pub.
Potato chips loaded with Cheddar cheese, bacon, green onion, and sour cream are a decadent version of nachos similar to a menu item at the local pub.
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Traditional kulfi is made by boiling milk to reduce it, and to concentrate the milk solids, then freezing the base with flavorings such as fruit pulp, spices or nuts Though kulfi is often compared to ice cream, it's nothing like it: Kulfi isn't churned The protein and sugar create a rich, dense texture that is slightly crystalline and quick to melt
Traditional kulfi is made by boiling milk to reduce it, and to concentrate the milk solids, then freezing the base with flavorings such as fruit pulp, spices or nuts Though kulfi is often compared to ice cream, it's nothing like it: Kulfi isn't churned The protein and sugar create a rich, dense texture that is slightly crystalline and quick to melt
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Mini quiches filled with Cheddar and Swiss cheese, instant potatoes, and sausage for a hearty, on-the-go meal.
Mini quiches filled with Cheddar and Swiss cheese, instant potatoes, and sausage for a hearty, on-the-go meal.
Ingredients:
bulk sausage, cheddar cheese, swiss cheese, green onion, eggs, potato, heavy whipping cream
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The year: 1983 The place: Williamsburg, Va., where representatives from across the globe — and “some of the biggest and brightest names on the American culinary scene” — gathered The Times’s own Craig Claiborne planned the menus; Paul Prudhomme, Wolfgang Puck and Zarela Martinez cooked; and Maida Heatter provided dessert
The year: 1983 The place: Williamsburg, Va., where representatives from across the globe — and “some of the biggest and brightest names on the American culinary scene” — gathered The Times’s own Craig Claiborne planned the menus; Paul Prudhomme, Wolfgang Puck and Zarela Martinez cooked; and Maida Heatter provided dessert