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Pecan halves are completely covered in chocolate. An easy and delicious treat that also makes a great gift.
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These sweet and spicy pecans will accent green salads or trail mixes with lively flavor and crunchy texture.
Ingredients: sugar, water, cayenne pepper, pecan
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Chapsal (sweet rice) Bulgogi is not a dish commonly found in your average Korean home and there are very few restaurants even in Seoul that serve this dish. I...
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This imaginative barley and pine nut side dish will bring tasty excitement to your table!
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I use pesto and pistou in many other dishes besides pasta Pesto is a nutritionally dense condiment; basil is a great source of flavonoids that are believed to have antioxidant and antibacterial properties It’s also an excellent source of vitamin K, and a very good source of iron, calcium and vitamin A
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New Orleans chef John Besh shows Food Network Magazine how to make a Gulf Coast favorite: baked oysters.
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This pasta recipe combines springtime favorites artichokes and asparagus with fettuccine tossed in a loose basil-parsley pesto.
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Beautiful, glossy zucchini from the farm stand are to be treasured Here they are diced, sautéed until tender, bolstered with garlic, pine nuts and Grana Padano, and mingled with fresh pasta.
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Get Kahlua Chocolate Bread Pudding Recipe from Food Network
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A convenient spin on cashew chicken, this approach uses canned soups as the sauce base for a filling chicken-and-rice casserole.
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This peach pie recipe packs fresh summer peaches into a flaky crust and is topped with a nutty pecan streusel. Recipe includes thorough instructions with photos...
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As I was playing around with the mixture for these not-too-sweet scones I learned that if I used as much liquid (in the form of buttermilk or yogurt) as I usually do in my scones, they wouldn’t be flaky That is because the apple provides plenty of liquid You just need to add enough buttermilk or yogurt to bring the dough together