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Truffle-crusted Beef Tenderloin by Roland PassotYou'll want to serve this dish immediately after it's cooked over haricot verts with a truffle Madeira sauce. |
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Mon Gateau Au Chocolat by Ali El SafyAn absolutely wonderful cake; most traditionally served without icing. If you're including kids, might want to add your favorite, but I love it the "old school" way! |
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Ganache Chocolate Nutella by Amos MillerUse this topping on any thing you wish to enhance with CHOCOLATE, from baked goods to ice cream. It will keep for a couple of days unrefrigerated - a couple of weeks in the cooler. Sprinkle some finely chopped nuts on top of the ganache, if you wish - even some crushed peppermint candy. Gran Marnier and Chambord are great… |
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small almond cookies by brannanice moister almond cookies |
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Easy Semi Homemade Crepe Recipe by Claudia lamascoloDon't be afraid to make these elegant quick crepe to impress your friends and family, check them out on how easy they are to make! |
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Simple to Make, Very Versatile and Deliciously Skinny, Roasted Ratatouille by Skinny Kitchen with Nancy FoxRatatouille is a simple and healthy vegetable dish usually loaded with succulent Mediterranean vegetables. We love how many ways to serve this glorious vegetable dish. Once roasted, you can scramble with eggs, stuff a baked potato or serve… |
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Garlic Honey Glazed Grilled Chicken Cordon Bleu by Wendi TaylorA delicious, traditional classic that the whole family will love. Serve it for a simple family meal, or an elegant dinner party. You may wish to double the recipe, as everyone is bound to want seconds! |
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Cherry Claflouti by Windle GrissettThe French version of a cobbler, great with Vanilla Bean Ice Cream. |
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Pan Bagnat by Chef SmithLiterally translated to "Bathed Bread" |
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Mini Quiche by Chef SmithMost people believe that the quiche originates from France, and it is fair to say that in its traditional form, attributing origin to the French is quite correct. However, prior to French chefs concocting quiche, German chefs made an egg custard pie called kuchen, meaning cake. The German dish was baked in brioche dough, instead of… |
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