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12/17/2009
Buche de Noel is a classic French holiday dessert that consists of a sponge cake rolled with a creamy filling. Pumpkin and ginger provide twists on this favorite.
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12/15/2009
Red kuri squash has a creamy, almost chestnut-like flavor and can be used in a variety of dishes. It works incredibly well when pureed with potatoes, mixed with grated zucchini and cheese, and baked until golden.
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Source: Boston
11/23/2009
Apple tarte tatin is a classic French dessert that is surprisingly simple to make. It’s the perfect way to end a decadent holiday meal on a sweet note when you don’t have much time to bake.
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11/19/2009
Pastry topped with caramelized apples and creamy blue cheese makes either a mouthwatering appetizer or a divine dessert.
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10/05/2009
Poached quinces and a reduced quince syrup add sweet and different spins to the classic tarte tatin.
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09/12/2009
The stylings of the blog Canelle et Vanille are nearly unparalleled, as is the alluring simplicity of galettes with nectarines and red currants. Continue...
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09/08/2009
In late summer and early fall, many varieties of wild mushrooms begin to crop up. What better way to show off their earthy flavor than with a delicate, airy soufflé? Continue...
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08/21/2009
If you fancy something, well, fancier, for fresh strawberries, give these cream puffs a try. Continue...
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08/12/2009
Plan to bake a batch of Korova cookies before you hit the beach this weekend. Continue...
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07/03/2009
A freeform tart is bursting with a delicious filling seasoned with sage and a bit of sugar.
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06/22/2009
This rustic tart makes a perfect fall dessert.
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Source: Food Network
05/11/2009
A fluffy, custardy cake is the perfect way to lighten up tart cranberries.
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02/06/2007
Vermouth adds body and character to many dishes, especially ones with fish or chicken.
08/21/2002
The texture of the clafoutis is more like a cake than a pudding.
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