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Mother's Day + 1 to 3 hours recipes (57)

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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.
 
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This is a recipe that was handed down to me from my great aunt. My husband asks me to make this for all special occasions.
 
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This is my favourite Caribbean dish which is very well seasoned (a trademark of Caribbean food) and have always enjoyed it as a child. The sauce should not be as thick as a curry and not too watery if that makes any sense. There are many varieties of this dish and is always best served with rice and peas and West Indian pepper sauce.
 
Recipe by: Elaine
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Baileys and chocolate add a delightfully rich flavour to a classic cheesecake recipe. This makes a delicious ending to any special meal.
 
Recipe by: LINDA W.
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Succulent swordfish is baked in a simple, delicate Caribbean-inspired chutney marinade. An innovative way to use a store-cupboard staple.
 
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Deliciously moist Irish wheaten bread with hints of banana, strawberry and white chocolate. If you prefer, you can make this into scones rather than a loaf.
 
Recipe by: GODGIFU
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A low-fat banana bread flavoured with chai. Chai is a spicy Indian tea, available in most any supermarket.
 
Recipe by: Gina Mork
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This is a basic truffle recipe to which you can add your own flavourings or extracts. Dust with cocoa powder or icing sugar, or roll in coconut or ground nuts.
 
Recipe by: SARAHEMM
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An incredibly easy way to round off a dinner party - but only if they aren't driving! I like to serve two small scoops in tiny dishes with shortbread, biscotti or amaretti. You can vary this any way you like - try Cointreau or Drambuie (my favourite), or add a few drops of real vanilla extract or some of the vanilla seeds.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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This vegetable-packed quiche is cooked in a large, deeper-than-average tin and the pastry is rolled out thinly to give a generous amount of filling and small proportion of pastry in each slice. Serve warm, rather than piping hot or chilled, with a lightly dressed, crisp salad.
 
Recipe by: Tammy Elliott
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Pecans add a lovely crunch to this delcious carrot cake but feel free to leave them out if you don't like nuts.
 
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Hello this is just a recipe that ive been making. I really like it but i also really hope that you would like it.
 
Recipe by: Çigdem
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Sinfully rich and velvety smooth, this elegant recipe becomes a favourite as soon as it is tasted. It is best if made a day before serving.
 
Recipe by: MRS TEMPEST
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This chocolate dip is delicious served with fruit (particularly strawberries), or warmed slightly and poured over ice-cream.
 
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This is a very moist cake that looks and tastes delicious too! It has just the right amount of sugar needed. The glaze makes the cake shiny and keeps its flavour sealed for many days. But you will soon find out that it's not necessary as your familiy will finish it in no time! I like to use a classic bundt pan as it makes the cake look great! You can buy them in any specialty cook shop. Try and have all your ingredients at room temp too.
 
Recipe by: Sandra
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This makes delicate profiteroles or eclairs, perfect for filling with whipped cream and topping with melted chocolate.
 
Recipe by: Patricia
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This is a tasty recipe which i think will add zest to your day. DO ENJOY!!
 
Recipe by: EC3KFNW
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Classic crème brûlée, though time consuming, is easy to make and sure to impress! If you prefer to eat it cold, you can chill the crème brûlée after grilling it. The top will remain crunchy.
 
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This is a wonderful accompaniment to a nice cup of tea. Serve sliced and buttered.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Duck legs become beautifully succulent when slow-cooked with wine and vegetables, and are very lean without the skin. Boiling the cooking liquid to reduce it results in a sauce with a wonderful flavour, which is great soaked up by the crisp, piquant bread croutes that accompany the dish.
 
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