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	Mincemeat Cookies ~ The Old Fashioned Way I have always loved mincemeat - pie with vanilla ice cream or cookies and cocoa. This is how we make them,…	Amos Miller Dec 2011 Professional	3 votes 2 reviews 10 comments 35613 views
	Apple Crisp – Microwave Quick! I haven’t found a quicker apple crisp recipe that tastes as good (or better) than oven-baked. Simple prep and fast cooking make this a perfect…	Salad Foodie Oct 2011 Professional	3 votes 2 reviews 4 comments 22431 views
	Apple Harvest Cake For apple season this is a slam-dunk! It's especially pleasing for its moistness and chunks of apple, plus folks appreciate a cake without frosting…	Salad Foodie Nov 2014 Professional	2 votes 3381 views

	Lemon Limoncello Bars Buttery shortbread crust with a smooth and tart lemon and limoncello filling.	SquirrelBakes Jun 2010 Intermediate	1 vote 11034 views
	Raw Vegan Chocolate Fruit Balls My mom and I make these raw fruit balls all the time and they are absolutely delicious. We use raw almonds, cashews and macadamias as our nutty…	The Blender Girl Nov 2010 Advanced	2 votes 6434 views
	Cranberry Ice The cold tart treat is a wonderful accompaniment to a traditional turkey dinner.	Robyn Savoie Sep 2013 Advanced	1 vote 3799 views
	Applesauce Honey Cookies These sweet, moist, spice-scented cookies are a cinch to make.	Robyn Savoie Oct 2013 Advanced	1 vote 8300 views
	Date and Walnut Chews This confection is perfect for special occasions or holiday socials. The dates provide chewy aspects while the nuts give it crunch! A sweet treat…	Salad Foodie Jan 2017 Professional	1 vote 2795 views
	Pear Pie This is a great pie that is comparable to an apple pie, but it doesn't seem as sweet. The pears and cinnamon work wonderful together. Add some…	Jasmine Donnell Jul 2010 Intermediate	1 vote 1 review 5590 views
	Apple-Oatmeal Cookies These soft, chewy cookies are perfect for filling the cookie jar.	Robyn Savoie Dec 2013 Advanced	1 vote 5064 views