Fruits

1057 recipes found

Gingered Baked Apples
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Gingered Baked Apples

1h 10mFour servings
Celery, Apple And Walnut Stuffing
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Celery, Apple And Walnut Stuffing

20menough stuffing for a 12-pound turkey
Cousin Ruth's Pie
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Cousin Ruth's Pie

1h 15m6 generous servings
Sautéed Apple Pie
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Sautéed Apple Pie

1h 30m8 to 12 servings
Blueberry-Ginger Sorbet
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Blueberry-Ginger Sorbet

15mFour servings
Fruit Melange (Fruet Salaad)
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Fruit Melange (Fruet Salaad)

10mFour to six servings
Mango Sorbet
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Mango Sorbet

1h 10m6 servings
Cinnamon-apple upside-down pie
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Cinnamon-apple upside-down pie

2hTen to 12 servings
Bay Apple Pie
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Bay Apple Pie

2h 30m1 9-inch pie
Lois Dodd's Fresh Corn And Blueberry Pancakes
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Lois Dodd's Fresh Corn And Blueberry Pancakes

45mFour to six servings, about 20 three-and-one-half-inch cakes
Apple-Arugula Salad With Calvados
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Apple-Arugula Salad With Calvados

20mFour servings
Cold Blueberry Soup With Orange-Herb Sorbet
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Cold Blueberry Soup With Orange-Herb Sorbet

20mFour servings
Florence Fabricant's Mango Sorbet
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Florence Fabricant's Mango Sorbet

15m3 cups
Mrs. Hovis's Hot Upside-Down Apple Pie
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Mrs. Hovis's Hot Upside-Down Apple Pie

1h 40m12 or more servings
Pineapple Sorbet
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Pineapple Sorbet

30m4 servings
Apple Pie With Dried Fruit
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Apple Pie With Dried Fruit

20m8 to 10 servings
Helen Kent's Apple Pie With Quince
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Helen Kent's Apple Pie With Quince

1h 30m2 pies
Apple-and-Fig Napoleons With Red-Wine Sauce and Sour-Cream Ice Cream
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Apple-and-Fig Napoleons With Red-Wine Sauce and Sour-Cream Ice Cream

1h 30mEight servings
Tourtiere (Apple, prune and Armagnac tart)
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Tourtiere (Apple, prune and Armagnac tart)

2h 15m
Halloween Waffles
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Halloween Waffles

30mabout 5 6 1/2-inch round waffles
American 25
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American 25

This drink, intended as a holiday-season quaff, is a simple riff on the French 75, a Prohibition-era Champagne cocktail that includes lemon juice, simple syrup and —depending on which scholar or bartender you consult — gin or Cognac. (Both versions taste good.) Substituting for the traditional spirit is flavorful, fruity apple brandy (make certain you get the bonded version) and peaty Scotch (either single malt or blended will do, as long as there’s plenty of smoke on it). The two are natural liquid partners. The aromatic, effervescent result is as pleasing to the nose as it is to the tongue. The name is a nod to the provenance of the primary spirit (apple brandy is as old as the republic) and the day of year it’s meant for, Christmas.

2m1 drink
Pear-Apple Butter With Cardamom
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Pear-Apple Butter With Cardamom

3h 30mAbout 3 cups
Alain Ducasse's Gratin of Blueberries With Vanilla
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Alain Ducasse's Gratin of Blueberries With Vanilla

20m4 to 6 servings
Caprese Salad With Blueberry Croutons
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Caprese Salad With Blueberry Croutons

15m4 servings