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  1. Looking through cooking magazines or searching websites can be a great source of inspiration.  Or you could check out a cooking class in your area either through a specialty store or your community center.
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  2. It really depends on the recipe you are refering to.  Generally you can double a recipe with no problems. So you could make 2 doubles and one single recipe.
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  3. We use parchment paper a lot to help with clean up.  If the recipe doesn't call for using it, generally there is no differance in the spread or appearance of the cookies.

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  4. At this time we do not have a recipe using the Greek yogurt in Green bean Casserole.  It is a good idea and I will pass it on to the development team.

     

     

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  5. That is something we have not tried, but I see no reason it cannot be frozen.  Wrap it tightly, label and freeze.   
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  7. We haven't tested that in the kitchens.  You could experiment, it should work but I can't say for sure.  Let us know.

     

     

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  8. They are shown with bagel crackers.  This spread would be wonderful with any of your favorite crackers.  Since bread is softer, a cracker would be a better choice.
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  9. Soft and chewy cookies should be stored tightly sealed.  Often cookie jars do not have a tight seal and the cookies take on moisture from the air.  Crisp cookies should be store loosely covered to keep them crisp.
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  10. White chocolate baking squares and white chocolate chips tend to melt differently.  We would recommend that you what is called for in the recipe.

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  11. Yes you can melt the cheese in the oven, however, the quesadillas will not be as crisp on both sides.
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  12. We have not tried freezing them.  Looking at the ingredients, I see no reason you can't.  Sometimes when chocolate is frozen it blooms (white film) and that might happen.

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  13. Since the vegetables include potatoes your best bet would be a great side salad. Here are a couple to pick from.

    http://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/apple-blue-cheese-and-walnut-salad/0bed806a-9149-40ab-82b4-e2317fa9b756

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  14. Glad you like the recipe.  That recipe does have a thinner broth than you may be use to.  If you want to make it thicker, try stirring in some potato flakes (1 to 2 tablespoons) before adding the dumplings.
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  15. Yes you can use any of the above. 
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