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Milk recipes (171)

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Recipe by: LONGDROP74
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The hardest part of making this delightfully addicting and refreshing drink treat is picking your flavor... with so many sugar-free syrups at the store you'll be tempted to buy 1 of each! :) Double-brewing is simple - just make some coffee, then pour the coffee back into the machine and use a new set of grounds to brew it again.
 
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Quick to make and tasty, this chicken recipe features Campbell's(R) Condensed Cream of Chicken with Herbs Soup for a warm and comforting meal.
 
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Scratch batter made as easy (well, almost) as box mix, from a recipe so stupid simple I carry it around in my head. You can, too, if you memorize the three digits above -- 2-1-1 -- the amounts of the three key ingredients for a batch good for two or three medium eaters. Think of 2-1-1 as a scalable algorithm for breakfast. Go bigger or smaller as needed.
 
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Saucy pork chops simmer in a creamy garlic and mushroom mixture, perfect over rice or couscous.
 
Recipe by: kuni42
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Great anytime of the day.
 
Recipe by: abledrn
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Everything is better with bacon, as they say.
 
Recipe by: West Virginia Department of Natural Resources
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Why not get a little fancy with your catch? A simple tomato sauce adds flavor and color to this baked bass.
 
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This aromatic make-ahead, French toast casserole combines Pepperidge Farm(R) Cinnamon Swirl Bread and dried cranberries for a satisfying breakfast treat.
 
Recipe by: North Dakota State University
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A flavorful, creamy game dish that comes out of the oven piping hot.
 
Recipe by: hmoline
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A new spicy way of fixing chicken, that the whole family will love. YUMMY!!
 
Recipe by: Wrestling Cook
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Nice and frothy drink, good for in the mornings when you have noting else to make and not much time.
 
Recipe by: Xchef
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The Classic Dessert Reverse Engineered! Formulated for 2 quart Ice Cream Maker!
 
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Golden chicken breasts simmer with a colorful vegetable medley in a creamy sauce.
 
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Mix creamy potato soup, chicken and vegetables into a savory filling for this biscuit-topped family favorite.
 
Recipe by: Greg P..ski
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Here in Maine, we have an awful lot of blueberries in late summer. You try not to get too tired of them in pies, so here is one of the families favorites. Though a simple straightforward recipe it does take an overnight too cool properly, before it goes in your ice cream maker. You may have more mixture then your ice cream maker can handle, so don't flood it. Enjoy!
 
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Chicken breasts simmer in the oven in a creamy broccoli cheese sauce, creating a perfect combination to serve over egg noodles.
 
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Herb stuffing is baked with chicken breasts and topped with a creamy sauce for this quick and easy main dish.
 
Recipe by: Sara
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My favorite float.
 
Recipe by: JCM
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This is an old family recipe for bread pudding made in a double boiler (a pan on top of another pan with boiling water). This recipe goes back at least 3 generations. Serve hot or cold; it's great both ways.
 
Recipe by: nicknick_78
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French style coffee, literally translated is coffee with milk. It sounds simple, but it is oh so much better than it sounds.
 
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