Are you ready for pure chocolate and peanut butter bliss? Oh. My. Yum. These are so rich, and decadent. Truly one of the best chocolate peanut butter desserts I’ve ever made or eaten! This would make a wonderful addition to a tea party, or a yummy lunchbox dessert! ~ preheat oven to 325 degrees F.…
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oreo cookies & cream dream shake
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Sometimes it’s fun to enjoy a cocktail that’s masquerading as a decadent ice cream treat! We decided to create one for our New Year’s Eve celebration this year. You could omit the alcohol for the kiddos or for people who don’t imbibe. I think you’re going to love this creamy, dreamy shake! If you don’t…
salted nut rolls {in a cake pan}
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{slow cooker} chicken fajita tacos
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poutine {cheesy gravy fries}
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Poutine n. ~ A French-Canadian dish that originated in the province of Quebec. It’s traditionally composed of French fries, and fresh cheese curds, covered with rich, brown gravy. The first time I heard about poutine I was standing in my kitchen listening to talk radio. One of my favorite radio show hosts, Stephanie March, was…
county fair barbecue sandwiches
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cream cheese chicken enchiladas verde
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These are the creamiest, richest, very best chicken enchiladas I’ve ever made or eaten. They’re perfect. If you’re not a fan of corn tortillas, you can use the taco-sized flour tortillas. If you use flour tortillas there’s no need to toast them first, just fill them and roll them up. for 15 enchiladas: (serves 5…
tortellini taco chicken salad
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stuffed pizza puff
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When you first read through the directions on how to make this delicious pizza puff you might think it sounds complicated. Believe me, it’s really not. Once you start you’ll see how intuitive the recipe is, and discover how easy it is to make a unique, yummy appetizer in about 30 minutes! Feel free to…
{slow cooker} ancho cocoa carne asada tacos
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Time to do a little dance, because I have another UH-MAZING taco recipe for you. These are unlike any tacos I have ever had the pleasure of enjoying before. The meat reminds me of Mexican Mole (pronounced MO-leh.) It’s rich and deep and, yes, sort of chocolatey. But not chocolatey in a sweet, “desserty” way,…