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    Peanut Butter Crunch Banana Bread

    We amplified a classic banana bread batter with creamy peanut butter and baked it into a tall loaf that’s enrobed in a decadent, crunchy peanut and chocolate glaze. We suggest having a tall glass of cold milk on hand for maximum enjoyment.
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    Banana Frangipane Bread

    Although you may be most familiar with frangipane in an almond croissant, it pairs wonderfully with a classic banana bread. A whisper of cherry from the almond extract creates a rich, fruit-forward flavor, and a sprinkling of sliced almonds on top provides contrasting crunch.
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    Toll House Pie (1987)

    Toll House Pie is warm, gooey, and studded with chocolate chips. It’s a dessert that bridges cookie and pie in one nostalgic slice. Based on the official Nestlé Toll House recipe from the 1987 spiral-bound… More

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    Kurimpan and Anpan

    Both kurimpan and anpan start with fluffy, brioche-like bread dough. Kurimpan features a vanilla custard filling and calls to mind a lighter version of a cream doughnut with just a subtle sweetness. Traditional anpan is a popular Japanese snack that dates to the late 19th century. It’s filled with sweetened red bean paste, which is made from mashed boiled […]
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    Cream Cheese Cutout Cookies

    These Cream Cheese Cutout Cookies hold their shape beautifully for decorating, yet taste good enough to serve plain. Cream cheese adds a slight tang and keeps the centers soft and tender with lightly golden edges.… More

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    Easy Biscoff Truffles

    Easy Biscoff Truffles have creamy cookie butter centers wrapped in chocolate and finished with a sprinkle of Biscoff cookie crumbs. A simple no-bake treat that’s perfect for gifting or sharing. I think it was Picasso… More

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    Spinach Khachapuris

    Ajaria, an autonomous republic in Georgia, is known for a special boat, but it’s not one that sails the Black Sea. This golden vessel, called a khachapuri, is crafted from soft bread dough and emerges from the oven with a pool of melted cheese. In our version, sweet mozzarella, nutty fontina, and salty feta crumbles […]
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