Chocolate Banana Bread Pudding | submitted by Gabrielle

November 25th, 2006
Bread, bananas and chocolate chips are featured in this bread pudding.

Turkey Nacho Bake | submitted by TKOPRIVA

November 25th, 2006
A fast and easy way to prepare a pretty classic nacho treat with ground, browned turkey meat. Serve with sour cream, taco sauce, salsa or guacamole.

Indian Turkey Burgers With Lime, Cucumbers & Chutney | submitted by USA WEEKEND columnist Pam Anderson

November 25th, 2006
A blend of spices - cumin, coriander, cloves, and cinnamon - give Indian flavor to this spicy turkey and spinach burger.

Coffee Nudge | submitted by Renee

November 25th, 2006
So good on a blustery day! Warms you from the inside out.

Tater Tot Casserole I | submitted by Nelds

November 25th, 2006
A simple but satisfying breakfast casserole featuring sausage, cheese and petite potato croquettes.

Holiday Cheese Ball | submitted by Vikki Sorensen

November 25th, 2006
Cream cheese, deli beef, green onions and a dash of hot pepper sauce -- mold, refrigerate and serve.

Turkey Nacho Bake | submitted by TKOPRIVA

November 25th, 2006
A fast and easy way to prepare a pretty classic nacho treat with ground, browned turkey meat. Serve with sour cream, taco sauce, salsa or guacamole.

Italian Herb Bread II | submitted by Kathy Kauffman

November 24th, 2006
This is a subtley seasoned bread, with a spoonful each of Parmesan and herbs, that emerges fragrant from your bread machine. This loaf will give good flavor that won 't overshadow the other foods on your plate.

Maple Ginger Cake | submitted by Carol

November 24th, 2006
This is a popular recipe along the eastern seaboard where maple syrup runs in March.

Spicy Pear Cookies | submitted by Cheryl Statt

November 24th, 2006
Delicious, rich flavor with or without frosting. Top with walnut halves for a fancy touch.

Emily’s Famous Apple Pie | submitted by Emily B

November 24th, 2006
This is the easiest apple pie in the world to make. I like to use fresh Granny Smith apples. For special occasions I make a lattice top for this all-American treat!

Hasenfeffer (Sour Rabbit Stew) | submitted by NXNER

November 24th, 2006
Original German rabbit stew recipe passed down from my great-grandmother who immigrated to US in 1889. This is a lot of work to make but well worth it. It is an acquired taste dish; once hooked, you can't get enough. Serve with fresh mashed potatoes and celery sticks. Use the stock as gravy for mashed potatoes. Always tastes better as leftovers. Hope you enjoy!

Mashed Sweet Potatoes | submitted by Rainspirit

November 24th, 2006
Sweet potatoes mashed and sweetened with maple syrup and butter.

Baked Chicken and Brie | submitted by LISETTEZ

November 24th, 2006
Baked chicken with Brie -- a French delight that is simple to cook!

Canadian Bacon Breakfast Stack | submitted by Lola

November 24th, 2006
Start your day with a stack full of fun! Toasted whole-grain bread is layered with tender, cooked collard greens, scrambled egg whites, and sauteed Canadian bacon. The whole thing is topped with cheddar cheese and broiled until hot and bubbly.

Pasta with Tomato Cream Sauce | submitted by Brenda Brewer

November 24th, 2006
Angel hair pasta is tossed with tomato sauce that's been gently simmered with half and half, garlic and spices.

Spinach and Leek White Bean Soup | submitted by Beth4Kids

November 24th, 2006
White bean soup with spinach and leeks is a delicious and filling soup that is perfect for vegetarians if you use vegetable broth, and quick to make. I've been making this soup for years, but I really craved it when I was pregnant with my fourth child.

Pumpkin Ice Cream | submitted by Kristine

November 24th, 2006
A frozen dessert combining vanilla ice cream with pumpkin, spices, pecans and a cookie layer.

Cheese Ball II | submitted by Jean Velo

November 24th, 2006
This is a great cheesy and flavorful appetizer for holidays or any other time. Betcha can't eat just one as they are delicious. Great served with buttery round crackers. Extras can be frozen.

Honey Smoked Turkey | submitted by Tammie

November 24th, 2006
Sweet and light, this is the easiest way to cook a big bird! It will be the best turkey you have ever had. The breast is moist and juicy, and the honey makes a great thin sauce. I hope you enjoy it as much as my friends and family do when I make it. I never have any leftovers! Enjoy!

Kiddie Holiday Juice | submitted by Janet

November 24th, 2006
A quick non-alcoholic punch made with cranberry juice, lemon-lime soda and a kids' favorite - crushed ice!

Sausage and Cornbread Dressing | submitted by Donna

November 24th, 2006
This cornbread and sausage dressing is perfect for a Kwanzaa gathering or any special occasion. Apples give it a sweetness and add to the moisture.

Cheese Ball II | submitted by Jean Velo

November 24th, 2006
This is a great cheesy and flavorful appetizer for holidays or any other time. Betcha can't eat just one as they are delicious. Great served with buttery round crackers. Extras can be frozen.

Houska | submitted by Holly

November 23rd, 2006
This labor-intensive recipe produces an impressive pyramid of nutmeg- and mace-spiced sweet bread, fragrant with lemon zest.

Luscious Date Bar Cake | submitted by Sara

November 23rd, 2006
An easy cake densely packed with dates and pecans. It's cut into bars for easy snacking.


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