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Baked Crab & Almond Dip

Even though dip season is officially over (I designate Halloween to Super Bowl official dip season), there is no reason to miss out on something really yummy.  Who doesn’t love an easy appetizer to throw together, especially one as rich and creamy as this one. Let’s face it, dip is an essential source of pre-dinner sustenance for hungry guests.  And…
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Bacon, Egg & Toast Cups

Wow, what an awesome idea this is for breakfast, or breakfast for dinner…or a snack.  It’s like the whole kit and kaboodle in one bite.  Do you know how hard it is to have the bacon, eggs and toast done at the same time?  Well of course you do, you’ve tried.  It’s a challenge. So I guess this post has…
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Glazed Doughnut Muffins

If you are looking for something to make for that next special breakfast….I highly suggest these.  It’s a muffin, that tastes like a doughnut.  See, you already feel less guilty just by its shape. Oh yeah, and the fact that it is not fried in oil. Anyway, I always feel guilty eating doughnuts, I hate that.  Who doesn’t want a…
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Lemon Pudding Cakes

I have to say, I love something a little sweet after my meal.  Especially lunch.  I feel it’s time to revive the “after lunch dessert” movement.  Wait, is that actually a movement? Anyway, this was our after lunch dessert and let me just say, its lemony-goodness hit the spot. If I didn’t have to finish making lunch for my family,…
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Gram’s Banana Muffins

  I was lucky enough to receive some exceptional spices from Penzey’s this holiday season.  Thanks Sarah and Joey!! I have been dying to actually go to Penzey’s myself but have yet to make it out there.  Their quality of merchandise is superb and as we all know, quality spices make a difference. Along with my boxes of spices came fresh,…
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Sweet & Sour Cabbage Rolls

I think every Eastern European country has its version of stuffed cabbage rolls.  I grew up on my grandmother’s version which was not sweet and sour…just sweet.  Being Polish, we called them, Golabki, pronounced ga-WUMP-kee.  It means, little pigeons in Polish, a reference to their size and shape.  My kids call them Gad-wonkas just to irritate me…it works. Anyway, I…
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