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Get Bananas with Orange and Rum Caramel Recipe from Food Network
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A little sprinkle of Parmesan cheese and a touch of fresh basil take this garden fresh zucchini and tomato dish to a new level.
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Use canned pears or poached pears for this creamy custard pie in a graham cracker crust.
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This Ethiopian dish is made with potatoes, cabbage, onion, and carrots.
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Roasted asparagus makes a simple yet elegant side dish on any holiday table, but is just as easy and delicious for a weeknight family meal!
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This scrumptious pie has brown sugar and molasses blended into the filling, along with evaporated milk, pumpkin puree, eggs and yummy spices. So when it bakes, the pie is extra sweet and the filling turns a beautiful dark color. It 's especially nice served with freshly whipped cream sprinkled with candied ginger.
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A simple, tasty traditional Spanish side dish of fresh green beans with tomatoes and lightly seasoned with chives, lemon, and bay.
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A rhubarb and raisin filling bakes until bubbling under a layer of sweet batter for a simple and flavorful cobbler.
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For this delicious version of the classic, milk is stirred into the pumpkin puree, so that it 's a bit lighter than others. And if you want to make it with low-fat milk, that would work, too. This recipe makes enough filling for two 9-inch pies.
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Coconut milk, pineapple, banana, and coconut are simmered together creating a tropical-flavored pudding that is perfect for summer desserts.
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A lightly seasoned onion and cheese quiche that's sure to please.
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Hui Leng Tay, a food blogger in Singapore, is unusually committed to her rice cooker She developed this recipe for bibimbap, and she sees herself as seeking the elusive grail of cooks everywhere: the make-ahead, not-too-unhealthy, tasty meal "I try to figure out which ingredients get better when kept over low heat for a long time, like cabbage and onions, and which ones get droopy," she said.