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Recipes I'll be trying in the next decade.

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Papa Rellena (potato pancakes stuffed with beef)... just as soon as I'm back on potatoes!

Kalyn Denny's new site that features "from-scratch" slow cooker recipes from food blogs!

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The most amazing (bake ahead) French toast ever!

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Great appetizer for a dinner party!

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Drunken Fruit Salsa...WITH VODKA.

mini apple pies - so easy and adorable and delicious!

Pork Tenderloin Sliders With Three Sauces Recipe

by Angie [A Whole Lot of Nothing]

Clementine Dutch Baby from @Smith Bites

Fleur De Sel Caramel cookies- good year round!

Chicken & Butternut Squash Cassoulet

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dairy-free egg nog smoothie? say no more to this dairy-free woman.

cold-ferment pizza dough. more flavor, easier to digest.

Using this beet cake recipe as a base for a grain-free, refined-sweetener free recipe. Post coming soon!

homemade paneer, for your favorite Indian dishes.

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Jennifer Smith Alright, Katy, let me know if you make this. I LOVE paneer and have really been craving Indian lately, but this just didn't work for me. There are very few things I resign to just eating out, but I think pretty much all Indian is in that catagory for me right now.

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Jennifer Smith I forgot to say that I made this recently.

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Katy Carter Jennifer, did you use this recipe or one similar? How did it not work?

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Jennifer Smith When I commented I assumed this was the recipe I'd made which seems to be the recipe that seemed to be the most commonly used - just whole milk & lemon juice and it was just a disappointment. It was grainier than the paneer I'd eaten at Indian restaurants and was less rich. I looked at countless recipes for paneer online and never saw one like this! I may have to try this one. I'm sure the cream would make it a lot richer and it seems like the yogurt as the acid would make it more tender. Also, the curdling process was less distinct than I would have expected and I probably let it boil more than necessary just to be sure the curds had really separated from the whey. I don't know if that would affect the texture, but I would think so. No one in my house liked it at all, though, so I may have to wait a decade before I can try it again! Let me know what you think! All in all, I think I've just become the person I don't like who leaves scathing comments for a recipe online ...

BRISKET. what more needs be said.

Wanting to can these Italian-style stewed tomatoes for winter pasta sauces.

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Because it's French, and looks amazing.

Liver paté that I might actually like? Here's hoping.

This one is for when I'm grain-free, a diet choice that will commence sometime this fall.

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