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Creme Brûlée
Creme Brûlée is one of those desserts that feels quite fancy yet it’s so simple. Personally, I’ve also been a little intimidated by this dessert; you’ve got to do a water bath and torch the top. It just seemed like there’s a lot that could go wrong. Nonetheless, I wanted a simple but elegant naturally…
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Soft Pretzels

I love a good soft pretzel, especially during the fall with some beer cheese or German mustard to help celebrate Oktoberfest! Last year we discovered an amazing sweet german mustard that goes great with soft pretzels as well so if you’re feeling adventerous you should look for that or find a recipe to make it…
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Cream Biscuits
If you’re looking for a quick biscuit recipe it can’t get much easier than this recipe! You literally only use 2 ingredients: two! J. Kenji López-Alt does a great job of explaining why this recipe works with only 2 ingredients and there’s the option to add a little sugar to make a sweet shortcake-style biscuits.…
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Bacon-Cheddar-Chive Scones

I love cheddar biscuits so when I saw this recipe for Bacon-Cheddar-Chive Scones in King Arthur’s Baking Companion I knew I needed to try it. Generally speaking, scones are pretty easy to throw together. The hardest part of this recipe is just all of the prep that needs to happen: cook and chop the bacon,…
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Dessert Baked Potato
When I was growing up there was a restaurant in our town that served “dessert baked potatoes.” It was ice cream rolled in a sweetened cocoa mixture then topped with whipped cream and a few other toppings. We only ate there once or twice, but it had a lasting effect on our family and was…
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Chocolate Icebox Pie
Recently my grandfather and I were talking about pie, which isn’t really abnormal; but, he was telling me that he grew up eating Chocolate Icebox Pie. Having never heard of this pie before I wondered how it was different from Chocolate Meringue Pie, Chocolate Cream Pie, Chocolate Chess Pie or Chocolate Silk Pie. I’m still…


