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10/29/2009
Tangy goat cheese and scallions make wonderful savory muffins. They can be served alongside soup or roasts, but are also good as an afternoon snack the following day.
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Source: jasonandshawnda.com
10/18/2009
Pumpkin scones are the essence of autumn, great for a fall weekday breakfast on the go. You can replace the canned squash with fresh-roasted pumpkin or squash if it’s available. Continue...
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Source: Seven Spoons
10/17/2009
Sweet potatoes are a luscious seasonal alternative to regular spuds in this breakfast dish. Top with a fried egg for a complete morning meal. Continue...
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Source: Vanilla Sugar
10/15/2009
Leftover potatoes get new life when tossed with garlic and shallots and topped with melted, creamy cheese.
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Source: justcookit.blogspot.com
10/08/2009
Leftover stuffing and turkey find their way to the breakfast table when mixed into a cheesy egg casserole.
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Source: My Last Bite
10/08/2009
Forming mashed potatoes into patties and searing them on both sides gives them a crispy exterior with a creamy middle. An array of herbs or spices can be stirred into the potatoes to perfectly accompany any entree.
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Source: Damn Yankee
10/08/2009
This recipe uses pumpkin puree, but pumpkin pie could easily be substituted for a perfect breakfast treat on the long holiday weekend following the big day.
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Source: Foodival
10/07/2009
Add a drizzle of rosewater, a common Middle Eastern ingredient that adds the lightest floral touch to foods, and a sprinkling of sugar to grapefruit and then give it a quick turn under the broiler for a deliciously simple breakfast treat. Continue...
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Source: Running With Tweezers
10/06/2009
Anchovy fillets add a briny essence to a dish. Stir them into slow-cooked onions until they dissolve, and pair them with spinach to use as a base for a creamy quiche. Continue...
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Source: Hollow Legs
10/03/2009
Though it is often served as a breakfast dish, this comforting porridge would also be just right for dinner on a chilly evening. Continue...
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Source: Riya's Kitchen
09/25/2009
Munching on maple-syrup spiced pears served over warm French toast is a great way to wake up on a brisk fall weekend morning. Continue...
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Source: Butter Sugar Flour
09/24/2009
Roasted hazelnuts add a smoky, nutty flavor to this twist on pumpkin bread. You can also used pureed squash, like butternut or kabocha, or even sweet potatoes to bake this sweet treat. Continue...
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Source: Orangette
09/19/2009
As fall weather looms, the days are already getting shorter and much, much busier. By whipping up a large batch of this granola over the weekend, you will have a healthy go-to snack or breakfast for the rest of the week. Continue...
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Source: Kiss My Artichoke
09/15/2009
Demerara sugar and unsweetened coconut flakes are two nontraditional ingredients in this banana bread, a seasonal favorite. Continue...
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Source: Orangette
09/11/2009
These little two-bite breakfast cups are an easy, fast, and delicious way to throw together breakfast for a large group. Whip up a batch for your next brunch or to serve for breakfast for overnight guests. Continue...
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Source: The Noshery
08/23/2009
These strawberry-rhubarb bars benefit from three layers of flavor and texture. Continue...
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Source: The Kitchen Sink Recipes
08/22/2009
Some savory baked goods can be too heavy for summertime, but the fresh dill in these cheddar and dill scones brightens their buttery appeal. Continue...
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Source: PattyCake Baking Co.
08/20/2009
This picture-perfect breakfast casserole is a great way to use up a summer bounty of zucchini. Continue...
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Source: Simply Recipes
08/17/2009
From the Visions of Sugar Plum blog comes this recipe for individual bread puddings with berries and whipped cream.
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Source: Visions of Sugar Plum
08/14/2009
A touch of citrus brings out the flavor of ripe peaches in this cobbler. Continue...
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Source: Cowgirl Chef
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