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	Country Corn by feedfern A good side dish.	1 vote 1285 views
	Mulligatawny Soup Recipe by Hina Gujral Mulligatawny Soup is an English soup recipe with origins in Indian cuisine. To be more precise the roots of its origin are in the Anglo-Indian Cuisine developed during the British Raj in India. The name originates from the Tamil words millagai/milagu and thanni and can be translated as “pepper water”. Many relate Mulligatawny Soup…	1 vote 2463 views
	Soft Cheese and Jam Bruschetta by Culinary Envy Soft Cheese and Jam Bruschetta is a tangy, creamy, fruit-honeyed, crunchy, lip-smacking elegant appetizer that can be easily made ahead. A stress-free and exciting recipe that your guests will adore.	1 vote 2 comments 2386 views
	Oats and vegetable patties by Saru You can have them with tea or serve them for lunch, these starters will never make you feel like you are committing a diet crime. You can savour these guilt free.	1 vote 1979 views
	Easy Cake Mix Oatmeal Craisin Cookies by Denise Sherin Using a Spice Cake mix adds great flavor to the cookies. I like Craisins but you could use raisins or dried cherrys too.	1 vote 1 comment 5885 views
	Millet Meatless Loaf by Micheline Here is a tasty, meatless, meatloaf subsitute for vegetarians. It is made with the grain millet and can be served with mashed potatoes, tomato sauce or vegan gravy (recipe included).	1 vote 3956 views
	Giggling Gourmet's Fall / Winter Stuffing by Giggling Gourmet This is a good stuffing I finally had a chance to create this year. Nice on the earthy farm fresh country taste.	1 vote 2933 views
	Perfect Pie Crust by Libby Starchild This is from an old church cookbook that my grandmother had. It's a great, simple recipe that can be used to help a little girl make her first pie. I've made single-serving pies in muffin tins, tarts, meat pies (after the pie is sealed you can make a braided edge to make it look pretty). Just be very careful not to work the dough…	1 vote 2852 views
	Cranberry, Kale and Cornbread Dressing by Robyn Savoie This dressing is so good and pretty that you will want to make it again and again, even if it isn't Thanksgiving. Cranberry, Kale and Corn Bead Dressing is also great as a side dish for roasted chicken, duck and pork. Make this dressing with homemade or purchased day old corn bread, or use packaged corn bread stuffing mix.	1 vote 1 comment 6306 views
	French Bread by Bread Machine by Salad Foodie This recipe requires the French Bread setting on my bread machine, best suited for bread doughs low in fat and sugar; this results in a crisp crust and coarse, chewy exterior. (It is similar to the Whole Wheat setting though not identical.....but just might work.) However if neither are available on your machine you could use the…	1 vote 16395 views
	Original Flax Honey Butter by Smokinhotchef This is an amazing spread packed with vitamins, minerals, and anti-oxidants that will become a staple in a nutritious diet. The powerful benefits of alpha-linolenic acid and not to mention the health and the cosmetic attributes. Glorious honey- natures 'perfect' food, being anti- inflammatory, antiseptic and an antioxidant, packed…	1 vote 1 review 3997 views
	Dhaal Soup aka Lentil Soup by Micheline This is the most delicious, healthy and satisfying indian soup I have ever tasted. It is easy and quick to prepare. This soup is vegetarian by choosing the vegetable broth instead of the chicken stock as the base.	2 votes 5587 views
	Cornbread, Jalapeno Maple Bacon by Amos Miller When the daytime temperature hits around 50 degrees and the evening plunges to 30 or lower, it is time to begin the annual maple syrup processing in our neck of the woods. We use it for many things and one of them is this cornbread. I first had a jalapeno cornbread in Texas, made by my sister's cowboy husband's aunt Netha, and…	12 votes 10 reviews 16 comments 22553 views
	small almond cookies by branna nice moister almond cookies	1 vote 1 comment 8727 views
	Polenta Basic by branna How to make a good basic polenta dish	1 vote 3908 views

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