Desert
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“My family ran a bed and breakfast in Massachusetts and this was something we served in the evening to our guests.”
This Lemon Syllabub is a classic, effortlessly elegant dessert that’s perfect for a light finish to any meal. Combining whipped…
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“Even my dad said that these were PERFECT, and rarely likes desserts!”
These Butterscotch Chewies are a delightful dessert bar with a dense, rich, and incredibly chewy texture. Packed with the warm,…
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“My grandmother used to make this!! Has been years since I’ve even thought of it.”
This Rosy Red Rhubarb Cake is a delightful dessert that celebrates the unique sweet-tart flavor of rhubarb, enhanced by a…
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“Grew up in Wilkes county most of my life and this has always been a staple dessert.”
This Blueberry Sonker is a comforting and rustic Southern dessert, featuring a warm, bubbly blueberry filling topped with a tender,…
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Vanilla Ice Cream Sundae with Rich Hot Fudge
Nothing says pure indulgence like a Vanilla Ice Cream Sundae with Rich Hot Fudge. This timeless dessert delivers the perfect…
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Pecan Pie Filling
Looking for a versatile pecan pie filling that stores beautifully and tastes incredible? Whether you’re baking pies, whipping up mini…
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Lemon Chess Bars
Indulge in the tangy sweetness of Lemon Chess Bars, a delightful Southern dessert that brings together a buttery crust and…
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Easy no-bake treat that won’t heat up the house in summer!
These No-Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerio Bars are a dream come true for anyone craving a quick, easy, and utterly…
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“Me and my mom have been searching for this recipe for years…”
These Southern Butter Rolls are a truly indulgent dessert, blending tender, buttery rolls with a rich, sweet, and creamy sauce.…
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I picked this up from my grandma and it’s still my favorite!
This Slow Cooker Tapioca Pearl Pudding delivers a wonderfully creamy and comforting dessert with minimal fuss. Small tapioca pearls are…
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