A little splash of the good stuff makes everything better.
This kitchen staple can go so much further than whipped cream.
This cake will delight anyone whos lucky enough to try it.

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Its now a requested tradition!
Like any good Southern vegetable recipe, this one gets some flavor help from bacon.
Marry Me Chicken
This dinner recipe has a cheeky name that it earned honestly.

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This was an easy, flavorful recipe.
I will be sharing this.
It is a keeper.

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Classic Key lime pie flavor with a creamy, dreamy cheesecake texture make for a truly unforgettable dish.
This bakes in a water bath for perfectly smooth results.
We served them overegg noodleshere, but whatever rice you have in the pantry will work as well.

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This simple version calls for just five ingredients.
A melon baller is the secret to the most precious topping your guests have ever seen.
Tomato-Corn Pie
Tomato pie is one of our all-time favorite ways to use summers finest.

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It will be at home on any holiday menu or summer barbecue sideboard.
This version can be altered to fit whatever veggies you have on hand.
Didn’t take long to prepare and the gravy was amazing.

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My husband raved about it, that’s definite high praise!
Were willing to bet someone around your table will.
This nostalgic dessert is practically no-bake and easy to make.

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All you need is afresh fruit saladon the side.
Bacon adds a hint of smoky, salty flavor.
Mixed Stone Fruit Pie
This pie lets fresh summer stone fruit truly shine.

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These are sure to win any bake sale they enter.
Adding chopped cubed ham gives it some welcome protein and saltiness.
Brigadeiros
These bite-size Brazilian treats will be your new favorite cookie tin surprise for the holidays.

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Despite how pretty they are, they come together with just six ingredients.
Creamy Chicken Sausage-And-Kale Soup
Reviewers rave about this cozy spin on chicken soup.
Its a hearty and healthy dinner for busy fall weeknights.

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Roasting gives thewinter squasha sweet, nutty flavor.
Mini Chicken Pot Pies
Refrigerated crescent dough is the shortcut secret to these adorable chicken pot pies.
These fun packages just might convince the kids to eat their veggies.

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Lemon Lush
This pretty layered dessert reminds us of spring luncheons at Grandmas.
Be sure to give each layer time to chill and set to ensure even layers.

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