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Lemon juice, nutmeg and vanilla do wonderful things for this tasty sweet potato pie. And a combination of milk and cream make the filling smooth and rich. All the ingredients are stirred up in one bowl, so making this pie is a snap, and it bakes in an hour. Serve warm or cold with a bowl of just-whipped cream.
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The filling for this pie is a thick and creamy custard studded with raisins. There's sour cream, sugar, nutmeg, eggs, lemon juice and a bit of cornstarch in this filling. Once it's cooked and stirred until thick, it's poured into a prepared pie shell. The pie is then topped with a lovely brown sugar meringue.
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This recipe comes from the British cookbook author Meera Sodha, who adapted it from a dish she tasted in Goa, India It's a smart, simple technique that turns the broccoli crisp and creamy at the same time: charred florets with a lick of thick nutmeg-spiced sauce baked into every nook and cranny Ms
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Delectable little 2-bite blueberry pielets on sticks will bring out the kid in you. Tuck one or two in a lunchbox, or sit a bunch up in a vase for people to take with their coffee. Cute and tasty wins the day!
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Super lemony muffins made with lemon juice and lemon yogurt. A delicious twist on the traditional muffin recipe! For an old-fashioned alternative to the icing, simply dust confectioner's sugar lightly over muffins. Either way, they are delicious!
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Golden brown brioche French toast is stuffed with a deviled egg filling in this brunch dish sprinkled with maple bacon for extra oomph.
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Fruit cake soaked in whiskey. Should be made a month in advance, if you can wait that long (I can't!). You'll need some cheesecloth for giving this cake its trademark bourbon wrap.
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This is a moist, spice-type cake...a good way to use some of those extra green tomatoes before frost hits.
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If using fresh peas, blanch them in boiling water for one to two minutes, then drain well and pat dry before adding to the batter. Thawed frozen peas can be added without additional cooking.