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You want to impress someone with an out-of-this-world culinary delight; this is the dish to use. It is not that difficult to prepare and looks awesome at presentation. It is juicy, sweet and very filling! It is listed as serves six, but it can be downsized for two, you will just have some extra dressing or you can make the full load, because they reheat in the microwave very well!
 
Recipe by: AWright
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This is a sure winner at any Asian feast. By baking them, they come out and stay crispy. I have found that deep fried spring rolls have to be eaten immediately to preserve their crispiness. This is also healthier. A must try!
 
Recipe by: Ken Barger
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A grilled/smoked turkey is juicer and has a far better flavor than an oven roasted turkey. The turkey will be more tender and juicy than you thought possible. The recommended size for BBQ is 12-14 pounds. The turkey must fit under the lid with about 1-inch space between top of turkey and lid.
 
Recipe by: Michael Taylor
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This is a variation of a popular dish with vodka, Parmesan cheese, and lots of herbs. Since this recipe involves open flame, use caution.
 
Recipe by: Aj
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Crème brulée is a French custard dessert that can be translated as "burnt cream." You don't really burn the cream-- you burn the sugar on top.
 
Recipe by: Devil-Dan
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Imagine a big beautiful turkey on your table. Now imagine carving it by slicing right across the the body, WITH NO BONES IN THE WAY! You will need some special equipment: kitchen twine, an upholstery-grade curved sewing needle, and a digital meat thermometer with cabled probe.
 
Recipe by: ChefMike87
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A custard-like dessert.
 
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Fresh ingredients are important.
 
Recipe by: KENL56
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This recipe is from my Grandma Lipovsky. Pagach is a Slavic dish that can be served as a side item like bread or as a main meal. Grandma made Pagach as our Friday supper since it contained no meat. She served it dripping with melted butter. Pagach is mashed potato-stuffed bread. It can be rolled out round or rectangle. Do not whip or add additional liquid to the potatoes or the pagach will puff up like a pillow in the oven.
 
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You can serve this on pasta, on sandwiches, rolled in a tortilla, on salads, or just eat if by itself. Smother with dressing as desired. Make sure not to overcook the tofu - just brown it on both sides.
 
Recipe by: John M.
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Recipe by: chef-Dion
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This is one of the best curries I have made. I like to serve this with fragrant white rice and a mango yogurt drink.
 
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