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My wife and I had this entree in Paris, France. It was so good that we had to order another one. The French people sure know how to cook. It is like a pizza, but 1 million times better!
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Ground walnuts are sweetened with sugar and cinnamon and baked in phyllo, then doused in a simple syrup--no honey in this version!
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This recipe uses buttermilk refrigerator biscuits for a simple approach, and sweetened blueberries. The bread is crowned with a cooked blueberry sauce for total blueberry saturation.
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A versatile tart appropriate as an hors d’oeuvre or a dessert.
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This is a classic bacon and egg quiche in the Alsatian manner (cheese or stewed onions are sometimes added, though not traditional) It is baked in a nine-and-a-half-inch fluted French tart pan, the sort with the removable bottom The resulting quiche, as opposed to those baked in a deeper pie pan, stands only one inch high, and their relatively short baking time ensures a creamy, unctuous texture.
Ingredients: crust, eggs, milk, salt, nutmeg, lardons, gruy
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Crispy phyllo layers surround a walnut filling in this sticky sweet Greek treat!
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These savory treats are sure to be the hit of the party!
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Baked in single portion custard cups, this rhubarb and strawberry cobbler is easy to put together and serve. Sugar cookie dough, used as the cobbler topping, is the secret ingredient that saves a lot of preparation time. The true summer flavor of the rhubarb and strawberries are brought out by cinnamon and lemon juice. Serve this with ice cream or whipped cream.
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This triangle-shaped, fried appetizer filled with tuna and capers is famous throughout the Middle East.
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The recipe for these spinach and feta appetizer triangles came from a Greek family friend. They can be made ahead of time and frozen prior to baking.
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Here is a recipe for pizza that calls to mind — at least this mind — the joys of car travel through southeastern France, where pizzas such as this are available at all the imaginary cafes in small towns near the Italian border It certainly tastes as if it comes from that region and, if you close your eyes as you eat it, you can almost imagine yourself halfway through a drive from Aix to Turin The time spent caramelizing the onions is more than worth it, so do it the day before you intend to make the pie
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I had this Greek pastry for the first time in a restaurant and I was not overly thrilled with it. So when I ran across this recipe and saw how easy is was to...