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Agnes's Mocha Velvet Pie

Surprise your family with this rich and decadent pie that is so good, you might have to make an extra one for only you!

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Apple Oat Muffins

Wholesome muffins made with whole wheat pastry flour, oats soaked in buttermilk, and grated fresh apple. Honey sweetens naturally while raisins and cinnamon add warmth. No refined sugar needed.

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Berlin Bread

Berlin Bread is a spiced German bar cookie loaded with grated chocolate, almonds, rum, apple preserves, and candied lemon peel. Iced while warm and sliced thin, these fragrant little bars belong on every holiday baking list.

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Mom's Southern Pecan Pie

This pecan pie is absolutely delicious, always reminds me when I was a child, the pecan pie my mom used to make for me.

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Sourdough Bread & Butter Pudding

Made according to the traditional recipe, with a tangy sourdough twist! Warm, comforting and delicious.

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Gluten Free One Bowl Chocolate Cake

Rich gluten-free chocolate cake with almond meal, raw cacao, and coconut sugar. Includes chocolate ganache topping for 15 servings.

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Boston Brown Bread (Crockpot)

Try making this delicious bread made with buttermilk, raisins and molasses in the convenience of your crockpot at home.

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Low-Fat Devil's Chocolate Fudge Cake

Indulge into this rich and decadent cake that is perfect for chocolate lovers!

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The Best Chocolate Mousse

Rich chocolate mousse made with semisweet chocolate, Kahlua, instant espresso, whipped cream, and a splash of Grand Marnier. Silky, intensely chocolatey, and spiked with coffee and orange.

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Marvelous Mocha Brownies

Mocha brownies with cocoa and instant coffee topped with a boiled coffee icing and marbled melted chocolate drizzle. Fudgy, shiny, and intensely caffeinated.

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Greenwich Village Brownstone Brownies

Fudgy Greenwich Village brownies with melted unsweetened chocolate, brown sugar, corn syrup, and loaded with pecans. Rich, dense, and chewy with a crackly pecan-studded top.

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Golden Apricot Nog

Golden apricot nog made from simmered dried apricots blended with skim milk, vanilla, nutmeg, and stiff meringue, spiked with rum or brandy. A fruity, lighter twist on traditional holiday eggnog.

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Delice Aux Noisettes

A French hazelnut tart with homemade nougatine and a creamy nut butter custard baked in a quiche shell. Topped with whipped cream, this is elegant patisserie made at home.

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Soft Molasses Apple Cookies

Old-fashioned drop cookies with dark molasses, chopped tart apples, and warm spices like cinnamon, cloves, and ginger. Soft, chewy, and they make 60 cookies from one batch.

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Potato Devil's Food Cake

Potato devil's food cake uses mashed potatoes for an incredibly moist crumb. With unsweetened chocolate squares and chopped nuts, this vintage layer cake stays tender for days.

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Spumoni Gourmet

Homemade spumoni with vanilla bean custard, whipped cream, maraschino cherries, candied orange peel, and slivered almonds frozen in a mold. Classic Italian ice cream dessert without a machine.

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