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Cookbook Recipes

Veggie Dip

Terri's Sausage Balls

Hot Artichoke Dip AKA

Easy Marshmallow Cream Cheese Apple Dip

Nut Cheese Ball

The Original Chex© Party Mix

Family Favorite Veggie Pizza

Kool-Aid Punch (Non-Alcoholic Version)

Slush (This one is full of alcohol - gin to be exact)

Spiked Holiday Punch

Surprise Strawberry Jello Salad

Baked Mac n Cheese

Klenk Family Favorite Baked Pineapple

Italian Zucchini Crescent Pie (Terri's Fav!)

Cheesy Potato Strips

Cheesy Hash Brown Potatoes

Pralined Sweet Potatoes and Apples

Taffy Apple Salad (addicting)

Mandarin Salad

Cold Broccoli Salad - YUM!

Easy Ranch Taco Chicken Salad

Terkle's Taco Salad

Aunt Peggy's Rittof's Oil and Vinegar Dressing

Grandma Sally's Meatballs

Favorite Beef Stroganoff

Chicken Beer Bake

Budweiser Pork Chops

Ham Barbecue

Skillet BBQ Chicken (Low in calories but good)

Gma Sally's Meat Loaf

Easy Chicken 'n Rice

Gma Kay's Cheesy Pasta-in-a-Pot

Chicken, Broccoli & Stuffing Casserole

Terkle's Favorite Mushroom Quiche

"Breakfast Before"

Favorite French Breakfast Puffs

Gma Sally's Apple Muffins

Gma Sally's Quicky Sticky Buns

Grandma Kay's Monkey Bread

Merks Coffee Cake (Gma Klenk's famous recipe??)

Christmas Braided Cinnamon Bread

Banana Nut Bread

Zucchini Bread

Klenk Family Favorite Pancakes

Ravioli Lasagna

Twice-Baked Creamy Sweet Potatoes

Barbeque Meatloaf

Crash Hot Potatoes

Baked Pesto Chicken

Mexican Shrimp Cobb Salad (Weight Watchers Friendly)

Betty's Sugar Cookies

Sue's Pistachio Salad

Sue's Baked Pineapple

Noodle Salad

Scalloped Corn

15-Minute Creamy Fettuccini Alfredo

Turkey Sandwiches

Harseim Family Italian Beef

Sue's Banana Bread

Sue's Zucchini Cobbler

Antipasto Bread

Sue's Snickerdoodles

Zucchini Bake

Black and White Summer Bean Salad

Creme Brulee Bread Pudding

Marinated Mushrooms

Cherry Bars

Cowboy Caviar (these are not fish eggs!)

Loaded Potato and Buffalo Chicken Casserole

No Bake Strawberry Icebox Cake

Peanut Butter Chocolate Eclair Cake

Santa Hat Sugar Cookies

Taco Pie

Bacon Breadsticks

Pumpkin Jelly Roll

Southern Delight (blueberry goodness!)

Pumpkin Cake

Pumpkin Pie

Fudge Sundae Ice Cream Pie

Shoo-Fly Pie

White Chocolate Devil's Food Pie

Fresh Strawberry Pie

Cheese Pie

Easy Peach Cobbler

Texas Sheet Cake

Apple Cake

Strawberry Angel Dessert

Heath Bar Cake

Pound Cake

Pecan Pie

Old-Fashioned Carrot Cake

Creamy Chocolate Frosting

Self-Filling Cupcakes (Yum!)

Ho Ho Cake

Buttercream Icing

Apple Bars

Grandma Kay's Sugar Cookies

Famous Oatmeal Cookies

Cookie Cake

Frosted Eclairs

Fruit Pizza

Scotcharoos

Easy Peanut Butter Cup Bites

Lemon Squares

Party Chicken

Peanut Butter Blossoms

No Bake Cookies

Double Chocolate Treasures

Kringle's Cutouts

Chocolate Crinkle Top Cookies

English Toffee

Hard Tack candy

Fantasy Fudge

Chocolate Peanut Butter Balls

Quick Sausage Gravy

Breakfast Burritos

French Toast Supreme

Creamed Chicken with Biscuits

Au Gratin Bake

NO BAKE ENERGY BITES

Thumbprint Cookies

Puppy Chow

Old Dutch Caramel Corn

Mrs Field Knockoff Cookies

Pizza Dip

Danish Pastry

Chicken and Sour Cream Enchiladas

Peg's Pork Chops

Sauerkraut Chicken (So Good)

Butterhorn Rolls (So good!)

Featherlight Muffins

Quick Cheese Biscuits

Bakery Icing

Cocktail Wieners (easy)

Orange Jello Salad

Pork Chop Marinade

Pepperoni Rolls

Pudding Frosting

Oreo Dessert
Hot Artichoke Dip AKA
Although this is delicious and one of my favorites hot dips, it's not so much Adam's favorite, hence the nickname (doesn't know what he's missing and he never gave it a try!)The Original Chex© Party Mix
Everyone loves this during the holidays! There are many variations available at http://www.chex.comSlush (This one is full of alcohol - gin to be exact)
This is delicious but watch out! It goes down way too easy :)Italian Zucchini Crescent Pie (Terri's Fav!)
Okay Klenk boys you gotta try this - it really is good!Pralined Sweet Potatoes and Apples
Submitted by: Kathy McGarityThis was a one of Aunt Kathy's favorite Thanksgiving side dishes. Mom loves it too!
Taffy Apple Salad (addicting)
This is a great summertime recipe - great to take to parties or cookouts. I usually double this and be sure you start it the night before you need it.Mandarin Salad
I got this recipe from Aunt Diane. It's one of my favorites - love the different ingredients!Aunt Peggy's Rittof's Oil and Vinegar Dressing
This recipe came from Aunt Peggy Harseim. If you like oil and vinegar dressing this is a good one!Ham Barbecue
This recipe is one that Grandma Sally made often! Always good on a big ol' bun with a sliced sweet pickle.Skillet BBQ Chicken (Low in calories but good)
This is a really easy and good chicken recipe - another from Grandma Klenk.Gma Kay's Cheesy Pasta-in-a-Pot
If you like a bowl full of cheesy pasta this one's for you - delicious!Terkle's Favorite Mushroom Quiche
Adam - I know you don't like mushrooms but someone besides me might like this!"Breakfast Before"
This is a Klenk family recipe - great for Christmas brunch but be sure you make it the night before!Favorite French Breakfast Puffs
This is a recipe I found years ago. If you like cinnamon sugar doughnuts, these are great! If you like simple and easy, you can always make cinnamon sugar doughnuts from a can of Pillsbury Biscuits and a doughnut cutter.Merks Coffee Cake (Gma Klenk's famous recipe??)
I'm not sure but I think this is the coffee cake that always disappears so fast at Christmas - it's that good!Christmas Braided Cinnamon Bread
When I was a little girl, this was a Harseim Christmas morning tradition made with frozen bread dough. Always fun to help GMa braid the bread dough strips.Banana Nut Bread
This delicious recipe comes from Grandma Sally's cookbook. You can always leave out the nuts if you don't like them.Zucchini Bread
And this bread is from Grandma Kay's Recipe Box. I can hear you now - yuck, zucchini - but trust me this is delicious!Ravioli Lasagna
Grandma Kay makes this and it is delish! Best of all, it's simple to make! If you have a special homemade sauce that you love, use that; otherwise a jar of spaghetti sauce and three other ingredients is all that is needed!Twice-Baked Creamy Sweet Potatoes
I found this recipe in Taste of Home and if you love twice-baked potatoes, this one is delicious!Barbeque Meatloaf
This is one of my favorite meatloaf recipes. And get this - its a Weight Watchers recipe too! Only 4 points per serving if you're following the plan.Crash Hot Potatoes
Submitted by: Ree DrummondThis recipe comes from The Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond, who has some amazing recipes. These are easy to make and are delicious!
Baked Pesto Chicken
This is a recipe I made recently and it is very good. If you like Caprese salad, this is just like it, only with chicken!Mexican Shrimp Cobb Salad (Weight Watchers Friendly)
Submitted by: Gina HomolkaThis layered-salad recipe comes from author and founder, Gina Homolka, of the website Skinnytaste.com and it is delicious! It is Weight Watchers friendly at 6 points per serving and it is hard to stop at one serving! You can easily substitute chicken for the shrimp if you aren't a seafood lover.
Sue's Baked Pineapple
Aunt Sue has a slightly different version of Baked Pineapple - this one has marshmallows on top!Scalloped Corn
Provided by Sue Aichele, this is a great side dish with just about anything - brings back memories of our childhood Thanksgiving meals.Sue's Zucchini Cobbler
Even if you don't like zucchini, you've got to try this - delicious. Tastes like apple cobbler!Black and White Summer Bean Salad
From Aunt Sue's Kitchen (Weight Watchers: 3 points per 1 cup servingSanta Hat Sugar Cookies
This is a really simple recipe because you can just use a sugar cookie package mix. If you're really motivated though use your favorite sugar cookie recipe.Pumpkin Jelly Roll
This recipe is from Grandma Sally Klenk's kitchen. It is a traditional, favorite Thanksgiving/Christmas staple.Fudge Sundae Ice Cream Pie
One of my favorite desserts; double the recipe and put in a 9x13 pan Courtesy of Grandma Sally KlenkCheese Pie
From Grandma Sally's Kitchen - make or buy the crust, this is another traditional holiday pie.Old-Fashioned Carrot Cake
If you like carrot cake this is a delicious one, courtesy of Grandma Sally.Cookie Cake
From Terri's Kitchen. This recipe comes from a friend of mine. I made this often for birthdays. Very moist and delicious.Easy Peanut Butter Cup Bites
This is a Christmas cookie tradition and the easier version because you use ready-to-slice peanut butter cookie dough.Chocolate Crinkle Top Cookies
From Terri's recipe box - a Christmas Cookie (add a Peppermint Hershey Kiss for a twist).Hard Tack candy
Grandmom Sally made this hard candy at Christmastime - cinnamon was always the favorite. It helps to have a candy thermometer for this!Quick Sausage Gravy
Submitted by: Joan Daumeyer, Taste of Home Country BreakfastsThis comes courtesy of Taste of Home magazine - easy to make from scratch!
Breakfast Burritos
Submitted by: Donna Poppe, Colfax, IllinoisAnother favorite from Taste of Home Country Breakfasts Magazine. The recipe doesn't call for it but I like to add shredded cheddar or Monterey Jack cheese.
French Toast Supreme
Submitted by: Janis Hoople, Stanton, MIFrom Taste of Home Country Breakfasts, Spring 1997
Bakery Icing
Submitted by: Jennifer PeddicordThis comes from the Morris Medical Center Cookbook "Heavenly Delights"
Pepperoni Rolls
This is everyone's favorite! Use either the Rhodes frozen bread loaves or the easier version - the rolls!Thank you for your interest in terkle's cookbook and for helping support the BakeSpace community of independent cookbook authors!
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These recipes are family favorites, enjoyed by generations of the Harseim and Klenk families.