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Apple, Onion, Sage and Sour Cream Dressing
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Apple, Onion, Sage and Sour Cream Dressing

2h8 servings
Apple Clafoutis
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Apple Clafoutis

Clafoutis is a French dish that is sort of a cross between a flan and a pancake. Similar to a flan, clafoutis is a very easy dessert that always impresses. It’s hearty enough even to serve for breakfast.

1h 10mEight servings
Apple Charlotte
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Apple Charlotte

2h12 servings
Apple Brown Sugar Tart
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Apple Brown Sugar Tart

5h8 servings
Roasted-Apple-and-Sweet-Potato Puree
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Roasted-Apple-and-Sweet-Potato Puree

50m4 servings
Spiced Baked Apples With Maple Caramel Sauce
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Spiced Baked Apples With Maple Caramel Sauce

1h 10m4 servings
Black Bean and Mango Salsa
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Black Bean and Mango Salsa

30m2 servings
Bolzano Apple Cake
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Bolzano Apple Cake

A classic northern Italian peasant cake, this dish's fabulous flavors belie its simplicity.

1h 15m6 to 8 servings
Mango And Scotch Bonnet Barbecue Sauce
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Mango And Scotch Bonnet Barbecue Sauce

2h6 cups
Peanut-Butter-Banana Coffeecake
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Peanut-Butter-Banana Coffeecake

For a hostess with a houseful of guests, a variety of festive breads, from a peanut butter coffeecake to a yeasted dessert roll studded with cardamom, laced with honey and stuffed with blue cheese, can satisfy a multiplicity of appetites. They can be served with coffee for breakfast or with cheese and soup for lunch or become part of the evening's bread basket. But expediency is the least of it. Specialty breads, whether they're made from nuts, fruit or vegetables, taste good. They make the house smell warm and cozy, and they make the baker feel like Santa Claus anytime of year.

1h 15mTwelve servings
Mashed Cider Sweet Potatoes
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Mashed Cider Sweet Potatoes

20m2 servings
Little Fish Cakes in Banana Leaves
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Little Fish Cakes in Banana Leaves

30m4 servings
Curried Chicken Steamed in Banana Leaves
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Curried Chicken Steamed in Banana Leaves

45m4 servings
Mango Ceviche
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Mango Ceviche

30m6 servings
Gratin Of Exotic Fruits
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Gratin Of Exotic Fruits

Sliced very thin, the pineapple provides a perfect insulation for the more delicate exotic fruits beneath, as well as giving a flat surface for caramelizing the ginger sugar. The result is a guilt-free variation of creme brulee.

20mFour servings
Warm Apple Tart with Berries
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Warm Apple Tart with Berries

1h8 to 10 servings
Steamed Apple Pudding
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Steamed Apple Pudding

2hEight to 10 servings
Sambal Stingray in Banana Leaf
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Sambal Stingray in Banana Leaf

1h4 to 6 servings
Gluten-Free Banana Cream Pie
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Gluten-Free Banana Cream Pie

1h 30mone 9-inch pie
Cider Butter Sauce
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Cider Butter Sauce

5m4 servings
Soft-Shell Crabs On Papaya-Mango Salsa
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Soft-Shell Crabs On Papaya-Mango Salsa

25m2 servings
Green Papaya Salad With Shrimp
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Green Papaya Salad With Shrimp

30m4 servings
Boudin Noir aux Pommes (Blood sausage with apples)
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Boudin Noir aux Pommes (Blood sausage with apples)

15m4 servings
Banana Walnut Tarte Tatin
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Banana Walnut Tarte Tatin

1h 10m8 servings