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Crispy fried catfish fillets coated in a seasoned cornmeal crust!
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With Morningstar Farms® Meal Starters Veggie Steak Strips, you're only 10 minutes away from guilt-free fajitas.
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This is another great cake for the fall. When apples are plentiful and delicious there are so many ways to thank mother nature for its bounty. I pick a lot of the wild apples in the fall, and turn them into great desserts.
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Rhubarb is sweetened and topped with a crunchy oat topping in this delicious and easy to make pie. A dear family friend always grew rhubarb and made this pie with her bounty each year. People are skeptical when they hear it is a rhubarb pie without strawberries but after only one taste, they understand the magic of this pie. Serve with vanilla ice cream for added sweetness!
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This double-chocolate brownie recipe from Marisa Churchill uses Greek yogurt and egg whites for a lighter brownie.
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Hazelnuts and espresso give extra flavor to this rich recipe for shortbread-like Italian chocolate hazelnut cookies.
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Here is a recipe that Julia Moskin brought to The Times in 2010, from Esa Yonn-Brown at the Butter Love Bakeshop in San Francisco, with a crust so lumpy with butter that it would never pass inspection in a professional kitchen With its caramelized filling of butter and brown sugar, her butter pie belongs to the same gooey tradition as sugar pie, chess pie, shoofly pie and, in recent years, the Crack Pie served by Christina Tosi of the Momofuku restaurant empire.
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Peaches spiced with cinnamon are poured on top of a homemade biscuit dough and baked until bubbly in this classic cobbler.
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This recipe is by Maura Egan and takes 1 hour 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.