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Cherry Tomato-Brussels Sprouts Salad
"Got good reviews. Used sundried tomatoes in oil with herbs instead of cherry tomatoes. "
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Penne with Tomato and Smoked Cheese
"Was a big hit. I too could only find smoked gouda at my local grocery store (try a specialty store if you want the smoke mozzarella?). Definitely give the tomatoes the time they need to reduce."
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Nanaimo Cookie Bars
"So incredibly rich! Definitely want to cut these into smaller bars. But unbelievably good! And yeah, you're gonna need more milk/butter in the pudding mixture. "
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Toasted Oatmeal Cookies
"Tasty! I didn't toast the oatmeal because I like soft cookies but I did toast the nuts and you'll be glad you did. I also used dark brown sugar and together with the toasted nuts you'll get one sweet, warm, flavorful cookie! Mine spread quite a lot so I have rather big, flat soft cookies. If you toast the oatmeal you'll probably have big, flat, crunchy cookies."
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Olive Tapenade
"Definitely use a food processor (used a blender when I did it and, over the course of 3 batches, got textures ranging from muddy to very chunky). Also might want to cut back on the oil a bit but you can make that call as you blend it. The flavor is phenomenal and this got rave reviews from the olive fiends at my dinner party. Rosemary offers a delightful flavor kick."
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Posted 2/6/2010 11:48:21 AM
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Cherry Tomato-Brussels Sprouts Salad
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Got good reviews. Used sundried tomatoes in oil with herbs instead of cherry tomatoes.
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Penne with Tomato and Smoked Cheese
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Was a big hit. I too could only find smoked gouda at my local grocery store (try a specialty store if you want the smoke mozzarella?). Definitely give the tomatoes the time they need to reduce.
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Nanaimo Cookie Bars
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So incredibly rich! Definitely want to cut these into smaller bars. But unbelievably good! And yeah, you're gonna need more milk/butter in the pudding mixture.
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Posted 6/15/2009 2:03:16 PM
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Toasted Oatmeal Cookies
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Tasty! I didn't toast the oatmeal because I like soft cookies but I did toast the nuts and you'll be glad you did. I also used dark brown sugar and together with the toasted nuts you'll get one sweet, warm, flavorful cookie! Mine spread quite a lot so I have rather big, flat soft cookies. If you toast the oatmeal you'll probably have big, flat, crunchy cookies.
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Posted 6/1/2009 11:55:15 AM
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Olive Tapenade
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Definitely use a food processor (used a blender when I did it and, over the course of 3 batches, got textures ranging from muddy to very chunky). Also might want to cut back on the oil a bit but you can make that call as you blend it. The flavor is phenomenal and this got rave reviews from the olive fiends at my dinner party. Rosemary offers a delightful flavor kick.
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Glazed Carrots
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Super yummy and a definite do-again!
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Posted 6/1/2009 11:55:15 AM
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Pumpkin Marmalade Bread
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Unlike the other reviewer, I actually have made this recipe. And it's really good! Reminds me of a very dense cake, and the glaze provides a slightly sticky sweetness that makes this spicy bread really pop. Made it for Thanksgiving, but it seems to fit the bill of "autumn desserts" quite well. Very nice if you love pumpkin but don't want another pumpkin pie.
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Velvet Mashed Potatoes
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I left the peel on to save time and up the fiber and vitamins besides.
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Posted 6/1/2009 11:55:15 AM
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Blueberry-Raspberry Phyllo Croustade
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I put these in individual puff pastry shells (the frozen kind) and did a peach-raspberry-blueberry combination. Only thing I can recommend is to use frozen raspberries because mine turned to mush and I think it would've been nicer if they had held their shape.
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Apple Crostata with Caramel Sauce
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Absolutely fantastic! Used a combination of Red Delicious and Gala (the Gala were sweet, though the Reds didn't wow), and added cinnamon and cloves to the sugar mixture you toss the apples in. One note: I had way too many apples to fit into the crust. I was planning on making 2 and made 4 (whipping up more dough as I went along). But maybe that was just me. My brother suggested adding raisins to the apples, and I may try dried cranberries or raspberries later as I like tart flavors. Oh yeah, and remember that most refrigerated pie dough contains lard (an issue for me). Just something to keep in mind.
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