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	Cajun Bread Pudding with Praline Sauce by Amos Miller I am surprised more folks haven't tried this. I have been asked for this recipe more times than I can remember. I have served the following dish to more than 300 diners (at a time) and got a substantial number of raves, so I want to pass it on for anyone who wants something a little more like home, more New Orleans, more than a Red…	2 votes 10151 views
	Banana Split Cake by Glenn Tasty desert reminiscent of a banana split but much easier to serve.	1 vote 1 comment 12052 views
	Canned Apple Pie Filling/ Apple Crisp by J. Gino Genovesi Apples are a very versatile fruit. Apples are used in many pastries, pies and salads. I think apples are used more in pies than in other way. . It save lots of time to have a "done" product for use. This canned recipe is both economical and good. Try this recipe and let me know if you like it.	1 vote 1 comment 18735 views
	Pinwheel Appetizers by Robin Cooper One of the best appetizers ever!! Very simple and easy to make and are a huge hit with everybody:-)	2 votes 1 review 2 comments 31578 views
	Cajun Bread Pudding with Praline Sauce by Amos Miller The Praline Sauce is a stand-alone that will add depth and excitement to any cake or pudding, but it marries perfectly with this Cajun-inspired recipe. This is a dish that I have served hundreds of times and is always a favorite - so much so that folks often ask for a serving or two 'to go'. Easy ingredients, easy to prepare.…	4 votes 1 review 14 comments 13522 views
	Roasted spicy chicken wings with goat cheese dip by Micheline These wings taste better than at the restaurant and are healthier. People are always surprised to find out that my chicken wings can be so delicious when roasted instead of fried. I serve them with a goat cheese dip (less fat) instead of the traditional blue cheese dip with celery and carrot sticks.	1 vote 7149 views
	Grilled Catfish with Red Rice and Lemon Butter by Nancy Miyasaki This is a truly delicious meal. Our kids loved it as much as we did. We made a version of the fish with Lemon pepper because we thought the Creole seasonings would be too hot, but they ended up loving the Creole fish. If you're trying to conserve calories, you can leave off the Lemon Butter and just serve with fresh lemon wedges.…	4 votes 2 reviews 8859 views
	Ruby's Creole Bread Pudding & Butter Rum Sauce by Amos Miller NEVER throw stale bread away! You have the base for an absolutely delicious Creole bread pudding that will have your guests melting with pleasure. The Rum Sauce is fabulous on all kinds of desserts, from the Creole Rice Pudding to cupcakes. In this case, you want to warm the sauce, rather than chill it, so it is spreadable.…	1 vote 8333 views
	Fried Chicken Coating by Robyn Savoie Here's a recipe for down-home fried chicken you can rely on. The well seasoned, made in minutes, flour coating makes enough to keep on hand in your pantry. It easily competes with one of the well-known chicken restaurant chains.	1 vote 2 comments 8479 views
	Potluck Cheeseburger Mac by Patti Fisher We were invited to a potluck at our community center and asked what we should bring. The resounding vote was: meat! Spending the afternoon with our friends and neighbors is always fun and we wanted to do something everyone would love. We mixed lots of super lean, top quality ground beef with sharp cheddar cheese and elbow macaroni.…	1 vote 1 comment 4800 views
	Sunflower oil pie crust by Micheline This pie crust is ideal for vegetarians AND vegans. Sunflower oil is used instead of lard. It has now become my goto pie crust recipe for all my pies.	1 vote 3958 views
	Macaroon Kisses Cookie by Denise Sherin Coconut kisses are so good. It's a holiday favorite.	1 vote 4354 views
	Brigadeiros - Brazilian Chocolate truffles by Sofia Reino This recipe is LOVED by kids. I no longer do it. My tween daughter is the one that takes care of this one. She not only loves making them as of course loves to eat them and same with her friends.	1 vote 7701 views
	Chili Guiseppe by J. Gino Genovesi There ae many legends about the origin of Chili. rt was probably a meal for the poorest of people. Chili, as we know it in the U.S. is not found in Mexico, only those areas where tourists go.. The first written account of Chili Con Carne was recorded in the 17th century by Sister Mary of Agreda of Spain. Today chili is known…	2 votes 1 review 1 comment 8004 views

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