Overnight Cinnamon Rolls II | submitted by Arvilla

November 30th, 2006
Easy to make but wonderful and very sweet to wake up to! You make it the night before and bake it in the morning.

Sourdough Chocolate Cranberry Cake | submitted by Esther Nelson

November 30th, 2006
A prize winning chocolate cranberry cake made with a sourdough starter.

Ginger Crinkles | submitted by Dani Boscarelli

November 30th, 2006
This is a recipe from my mother. Our family has been making them for 50 years.

Brenda’s Apple and Pomegranate Crisp | submitted by Brenola

November 30th, 2006
This is a crisp using apples and pomegranate seeds for a festive fall dessert.

Gary’s Turkey Burritos | submitted by Gary

November 30th, 2006
Easy to make, these special low-fat burritos taste awesome! You don't eat red meat, but love burritos? Well, you can't taste the difference here. These are medium spicy, not fire hot!

Indonesian Spiced Rice | submitted by Andi Flanagan

November 30th, 2006
This colorful spicy side dish goes perfect with kabobs, especially with cherry tomatoes; the color combo is most appealing. Lamb is a good accompaniment.

Barbecued Beef Sandwiches | submitted by Poni

November 30th, 2006
This recipe couldn't be much easier. Simply combine all ingredients and cook for 3 hours, then shred the meat. Serve it on buns of your choice...and then sit back and take in the compliments!

West Indian Chicken | submitted by Leanne

November 30th, 2006
A delicious sweet and sour style recipe that is best served over rice. Very easy to make.

Sweet Maple Pork Chops | submitted by Downgrade

November 30th, 2006
Pork chops coated in oatmeal are cooked with mushrooms in a creamy maple sauce.

Macronatha | submitted by Barbara

November 30th, 2006
A whole chicken is stewed with tomato paste, cloves, onion and cinnamon and the stock is served over penne pasta layered with Parmesan.

Thai Ginger Soup | submitted by ToriHawk

November 30th, 2006
San Marco Grocery's world famous Thai Ginger Soup! A simple coconut milk base with chicken breast strips, ginger and cilantro. Garnish with red chilies and cilantro sprigs.

Dutch Coffee Custard (Hopjesvla) | submitted by Brigit

November 30th, 2006
This is a Dutch classic and very easy to make. As I love the taste of coffee, I choose to use brewed strong coffee for this recipe, but alternatively you can use the same amount of instant coffee. You can also make it low-fat by using skim or fat-free milk. Enjoy this all-time Dutch favorite!

Artichoke Spread | submitted by Sarahsue

November 30th, 2006
A yummy hot artichoke spread that's perfect for company! Smooth and cheesy wins the race to your happy tummy. Serve it with bread, crackers or veggies.

Garlic Herbed Chicken | submitted by Lindsay Perejma

November 30th, 2006
Chicken is grilled with a garlic and tarragon mixture that will make your mouth water!

Moscow Hot Chocolate | submitted by Gordon

November 30th, 2006
This is hot chocolate with vanilla-flavored vodka and amaretto. It keeps you warm on a cold day. Try it topped with whipped cream!

Breakfast Pita Pockets | submitted by Steve Kang

November 30th, 2006
Fry up some bacon and sausage, scramble some eggs, and stuff it all into a pita pocket! This is a great, versatile way to enjoy a quick, filling breakfast. (And don't forget to pour on your favorite hot sauce!)

Zucchini Pancakes | submitted by William Anatooskin

November 30th, 2006
Persuading your family to eat their veggies will be that much easier when you stir shredded zucchini into a simple batter and fry until golden brown. Serve with a dab of butter, and zucchini will disappear like hotcakes.

Artichoke Spread | submitted by Sarahsue

November 30th, 2006
A yummy hot artichoke spread that's perfect for company! Smooth and cheesy wins the race to your happy tummy. Serve it with bread, crackers or veggies.

Norwegian Skolebrod | submitted by Holly

November 29th, 2006
Sweet holiday buns filled with sweet pastry cream.

Rum and Chocolate Cheesecake | submitted by Winnie Yeung

November 29th, 2006
This is a Vegan dessert, which contains no dairy products or eggs. Tofu and soy milk are used instead of cream cheese and eggs.

Nutcracker Bars | submitted by Sharon H.

November 29th, 2006
Rich chocolate and peanut butter bars.

Sour Cream Apple Pie I | submitted by Eleanor Johnson

November 29th, 2006
Diced apples are stirred into a mixture of sour cream, nutmeg, sugar, flour and egg. This chunky filling is then poured into a prepared crust and baked. While still warm, it 's topped with a crumble made of cinnamon, sugar and butter, and then it 's baked until the topping is melted and glazed over the pie. Cool and serve this luscious pie with vanilla ice cream.

Hot Dog a la Potato | submitted by Deb Paul

November 29th, 2006
This is so easy, so cheap, and filling. It is great for first time cooks, and what to do with leftover mashed potatoes. Kids can make these. You can easily make these in a microwave too.

Tangy Red Cabbage | submitted by Kelly Jameson

November 29th, 2006
Shredded cabbage is tossed with a simple soy sauce, vinegar, and olive oil dressing.

Blazing Brisket | submitted by MATTBLOOM

November 29th, 2006
This 'Blazing Brisket' is a family recipe from Hungary which has been passed down through my family for generations. Prepare to taste a little slice of heaven!


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