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    Raspberry Scones

    These raspberry scones get a double dose of berry flavor from fresh or frozen raspberries and raspberry-flavored yogurt that's complemented...


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    Runzas

    If you've never heard of this Nebraska specialty, you're in for a treat! Runzas are soft and fluffy yeast rolls...


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    Elise Jesse’s Slow-Cooker Ham and Gruyere Quiche

    I have a running recipe list on my phone called The Holy Grail List. This ham and Gruyere cheese quiche...


    I Tried Carol Burnett’s ‘Raspberry Riches’ Cake, and It’s a Del...

    Carol Burnett's raspberry riches cake recipe is simple perfection.


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    Tyler Smith’s Smash Burgers

    Why hit the drive-thru when you can nail this recipe at home? These smash burgers are flavor bombs—and all you...



    Chili and Cinnamon Rolls

    The strange and controversial combination of chili and cinnamon rolls is a Midwest classic. How did they become such an...


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    Cookie Bars – Chocolate glaze

    I love making these cookie bars. You can customize the mix-ins with whatever ingredients you have on hand. —Hetal Vasavada,...

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    Elise Jesse’s Cincinnati Chili

    I know chili is widely debated, but one taste of Cincinnati chili has the power to end the debate. It...


    Deviled Potatoes

    Save those expensive eggs for other recipes. Deviled potatoes with a zesty, seasoned filling look like the real thing and...


    Red Cabbage Salad

    With shredded apples and carrots, chopped pecans and a simple vinaigrette, this vibrant red cabbage salad is crunchy and looks...


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    Lucy Wang’s Hawaiian Garlic Shrimp

    This crispy, buttery, garlicky shrimp pineapple bowl will take you to a tropical island. —Lucy Wang, Los Angeles, California






    Katharine Hepburn’s Fudgy Brownie Hack Is Pure Genius

    Use less, not more, of this one important ingredient.