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09/17/2010
The Hungry Mouse infuses a moist chocolate cake with stout, layers it between whipped chocolate, and then glazes it with fudge. Hungry yet? Continue...
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08/02/2010
Moist, garlicky, and easy, this Five-Spice Chicken is perfect for a weeknight meal and also great for leftovers the next day; the Hungry Mouse gives you step-by-step instructions to make it. Continue...
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06/30/2010
During hot summer days, this blackberry sorbet recipe from the Hungry Mouse is a wonderfully cooling use for fresh berries at their flavorful peak. Continue...
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04/30/2010
With a sweet, yeasty base and a gooey corn syrup–and–butter top, this cake is best described as falling somewhere between sweet bread and pecan pie filling. The recipe, originally published in the New York Times, came to us from the food blog The Hungry Mouse. Continue...
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11/19/2009
This drink combines hibiscus flowers preserved in syrup and champagne, making a stunning drink that's perfect for any celebration.
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10/12/2009
This rich chutney will be a hit on Thanksgiving Day and is also excellent slathered on top of leftover turkey sandwiches.
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09/18/2009
Boston cream pie is actually a layered cake with custard, frosting, and almonds.
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09/03/2009
Who said that chicken fingers are just for kids? This grown-up version has just the right amount of heat and spice. Continue...
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08/23/2009
A piquant chile marinade and a showering of scallions make these beef ribs irresistible. Continue...
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03/12/2009
A sweet, tart, and spicy glaze makes these ribs finger-licking delicious.
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07/09/2008
Similar to Mexican mole, this chocolate-spiced rub is much faster to make.
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01/06/2008
Chili flakes and sesame seed add a bit of heat and nuttiness to sweet, crunchy peas.
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