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Recipe by: shirleyo
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This is a rich and moist chocolate cake. It only takes a few minutes to prepare. Ice with your favourite chocolate icing.
 
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When you need a great cake FAST! You ice while hot in the tray saving time!
 
Recipe by: jason bradford
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A rich gooey chilled cake that you can cut up into biscuit portions. Pure heaven for anyone who loves chocolate! Be patient, for best results - you will need to chill overnight or for at least 8 hours.
 
Recipe by: Abby Benner
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This is my version. Use a very tender cut of pork for this and thread onto skewers and barbecue. Serve with a Greek salad or wrapped in pitta with tzatziki.
 
Recipe by: PIETOGO
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This oddly wonderful combination of ingredients makes a surprisingly different and delicious soup that everyone will enjoy! Serve with a dollop of yoghurt on top and some crusty bread for dipping.
 
Recipe by: Alaine
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A classic American salad dressing. Use Danish blue, Gorgonzola or Roquefort. Serve over a crisp green salad.
 
Recipe by: JPW94
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My two-year-old loves these high-fibre muffins, but they make a healthy and tasty snack for anyone at any age!
 
Recipe by: Alison
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Yummy bread without a speck of gluten.
 
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This all butter Madeira is the perfect all purpose cake! Here the cake has been transformed into a classic red telephone box and a Royal Mail postbox, with a street lamp to boot.
 
Recipe by: Cheryl Otten
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This luxurious all-butter shortbread is simple but classic.
 
Recipe by: KNF82
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This is an old German favourite. Light and delicious almond meringue biscuits with the flavours of lemon and cinnamon. To make Zimsterne, or cinnamon stars, bake in star-shaped metallic biscuit cutters placed on the baking tray.
 
Recipe by: FrancesC
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These flaky Danish pastries are a time-consuming project, but they're a perfect way to show people how much you love them! I like serving them at special brunches. The puff pastry and almond filling can be made ahead of time, and the pastries can be frozen before baking.
 
Recipe by: Melissa Marsh
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This moist, light cake is "berry" delicious. This recipe doubles well.
 
Recipe by: neris
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Make this sweet almondy cake when fresh rhubarb is in season. This recipe makes two cakes so you can give one away.
 
Recipe by: Allison
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This no-guilt treat is surprising moist and has a wonderful flavour. It's also a great way to use up over-ripe bananas. For a little variation, you can add nuts or sultanas.
 
Recipe by: Rosina
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Light and crunchy biscotti with the flavours of almond and lemon. These keep for weeks, so they make great food gifts.
 
Recipe by: Elaine Thompson
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This recipe uses amaretto liqueur. It's a creamy cheesecake with a light almond flavour.
 
Recipe by: Frances Morrison
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No bake cheesecake that is light, but VERY rich! Given to me by a professor to share.
 
Recipe by: Marjory
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This vodka cocktail is reminiscent of a liqueur. Perfect for after dinner at your next party.
 
Recipe by: Scotty
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This is an adapted family recipe. It is a lot of work, but worth the effort. If you do not have a slow cooker, you can bake the ribs for 2 to 3 hours, covered, in the oven.
 
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