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Frozen Daiquiri Salad

Mmmm...this is so good! Rich and tangy to taste, beautiful to look at. While I love it as a salad, I have also used it for a refreshing summer dessert....

Author: Lorraine of AZ

Spiced Sugar Rim Garnish for Hot Beverages

A lovely, simply garnish to dress up your hot beverage glasses for a dinner party or special occasion. Adapted from Cooking Pleasures magazine. Once you...

Author: HeatherFeather

Peach Melba Jam

I found this recipe online, in answer to a request. I have not tried this recipe personally. PLEASE NOTE: This is a freezer jam. This jam must be kept...

Author: HeatherFeather

Quick and Easy Baby Blue Salad

This is a quick version of Southern Living's baby blue salad that is already posted here. It's delicious and easy to make. The pecans are hard to resist...

Author: Lvs2Cook

Double Lemon Bars

Lemon bars are traditional favorites that have an easy pat-in-the-pan crust and a filling that's tangy and fresh!

Author: Land O'Lakes

Hot Slaw Cabbage in Mustard Pecan Butter

I love cabbage, and I'm always trying different ways of making it, that DH and the kids will like too. This is one of those ways that gets them all eating...

Author: Berts Kitchen Witch

Easy peasy ginger beer

My fresh and summery ginger beer recipe is super quick and easy, with that lovely spiced kick

Author: Jamie Oliver

Low Carb Mashed Candied Rutabagas

A good substitute for candied sweet potatoes. Be very careful when you are peeling or cutting a rutabaga. They are a beast to handle.

Author: Mercy

Super toasted granola with chewy fruit

Don't be afraid to toast the oats until really golden as this gives the granola a more caramelised flavour.

Author: Anna Jones

Jalapeno En Escabeche (Pickled Jalapeno)

This is a recipe my brother submitted to our Family Cookbook. I'm posting it here for ZWT3 - Floozies. I have not tried this recipe. Not sure of preparation...

Author: Toni in Colorado

Chinese Peach Soup

This 18th century Chinese recipe takes the full advantage of the Saturn peaches* and their delicate flavor. It makes a great starter course hot or cold....

Author: Charlotte J

Raspberry Sorbet

Author: Dianne Rossmando

Watermelon Sundae

Author: Lawrence Karol

Mango Lime Salad

Author: David Guas

Pecan Snickerdoodles

Make and share this Pecan Snickerdoodles recipe from Food.com.

Author: KelBel

Lettuce With Apricot Salad and Honey Raspberry Dressing

Not only do the apricots add a beautiful color to this salad, but they contain nutrients to help hearts and eyes. To our diets they add vitamin A (a powerful...

Author: gailanng

Cranberry Conserve

Great for Thanksgiving. if you don;t know what a conserve is, it is similar to a jam consistency, but has nuts. Serve them over toast, biscuits, breads,...

Author: KittyKitty

Cranberry and Orange Preserve

Make and share this Cranberry and Orange Preserve recipe from Food.com.

Author: dicentra

Neapolitan Ice Cream Pie

Author: Melissa Williams

" the Bomb" Pumpkin Soup

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Author: Sassy Sandra

Black Cherry Preserves

Marmellata di Ciliege - from 'The Silver Spoon Cookbook' I love cherries so this looked like a recipe I needed to keep. Yield is unknown.

Author: GothicGranola

Fennel and Apple Salad

This is from Coup de Pouce. This is an healthy recipe done in only 20 minutes, preparation time. No cooking.

Author: Boomette

Apricot Almond Cake

This apricot almond cake combines two delicious flavors in one chewy, sweet and tender cake.

Author: Land O'Lakes

Seared Steak in Madeira Currant Sauce

Make and share this Seared Steak in Madeira Currant Sauce recipe from Food.com.

Author: Juliesmom

Jerky & Dried Fruit Snack

Make and share this Jerky & Dried Fruit Snack recipe from Food.com.

Author: FDADELKARIM

Roasted Mixed Nuts

This recipe came from The Taste of Home mag. At the last football game gathering I overheard the guys fighting over these.

Author: Bitsie

Pork Tenderloin and Fig Kebabs

Make and share this Pork Tenderloin and Fig Kebabs recipe from Food.com.

Author: Rita1652