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Hard to resist desserts
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Cookbook Recipes
No Bake Butterscotch Bars
Aunt Mable's Zucchini Bread
Apple Pan Dowdy
Tangy Lemon Bars Glaze
Banana Split Dessert
Sinful Brownies
Chewy Butterscotch Brownies
Crispy Chocolate Peanut Brownies
Butterscotch Haystacks
Black Forest Bars
Carmelized Banana Tart (Land O Lakes)
My Best Fudgy Brownies
Easy Crescent roll Danish
Easy Home Made Vanilla Pudding
Yummy Butterscotch Pudding
Essie's Fruit Pudding
Moist and Delicious Pumpkin Bars
No Bake Butterscotch Bars
I got this from the TOH bulletin board, it was posted by MissEllie, it was so good that I just have to share it with others. I served it this weekend and got writers cramp from writing out the recipe for everyone that tasted it. It makes a large portion and is really more like a candy than anything else. My slight change is in parenthesis.
Aunt Mable's Zucchini Bread
My aunt Mable was a wonderful country cook. I looked forward to visiting her and especially eating at her house. They always had fresh veggies from the garden. Right now I have lots of zucchini from my garden, so that made me think of this great recipe.
Apple Pan Dowdy
Tangy Lemon Bars Glaze
Banana Split Dessert
My sister in law made this for me and it was absolutely delicious, so I just had to have the recipe!
Sinful Brownies
We first had these at my best friend and ex-sister in laws house, we have had them many many times since.
Chewy Butterscotch Brownies
I am not a huge fan of chocolate so I really enjoy these.
Crispy Chocolate Peanut Brownies
These are a big big hit wherever I take them, which reminds me I should make a batch for hubby to take to the guys at work, they love em.
Butterscotch Haystacks
A simple and tasty treat.
Black Forest Bars
Carmelized Banana Tart (Land O Lakes)
This banana dessert is a variation of the classic “Tarte Tatin”. Recipe Tip 1 Make sure thawed puff pastry does not become warm or it may not rise properly. When rolling, work from center of dough toward edges taking care to keep consistent thickness. Recipe Tip 2 If using a glass baking dish, reduce oven temperature to 400°F. Bake as directed above.
My Best Fudgy Brownies
These are so easy to make, and are so adaptable and good no matter what you add to them. I have added chocolate chunks, peanut butter chips, dried cherries, broken up candy bars, mint chips, peanuts, walnuts, pecans I am sure you can come up with more ideas. Have fun and enjoy!
Easy Crescent roll Danish
My family absolutely loves these, there are a few in my fridge right now.
Easy Home Made Vanilla Pudding
I have seen and heard many requests for home made pudding recipes so I thought I would post one I have been using for about 40 years now. Ooops, I guess you all know I am old now. It is the basis for my banana pudding dessert, you know the one, with the Nilla wafers.
Yummy Butterscotch Pudding
This is delicious as pudding or a pie filling.
Essie's Fruit Pudding
This was my husband's grandmothers recipe. I have never found another recipe quite like it. It was originally made with sour cherries but we have found it to be great with many different fruits. The bottom of this gets like a pudding which is why I guess it has its name. This dessert is good warm or cold.
Moist and Delicious Pumpkin Bars
One of my husband co-workers asked if his wife could make pumpkin bars, so of course I just had to comply. They were a hit and they said to tell me that I can bake for them anytime.Thank you for your interest in pattit's cookbook and for helping support the BakeSpace community of independent cookbook authors!
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Nourishing Soup And Salad
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These are recipes that I have used for many years, there is one salad that we learned to love when we lived in Germany. Others are family recipes or friends recipes that we have made many times.
Pies, wonderful pies! Both sweet and savoury.
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I love making pies and have never been intimidated with making the crust. In this cookbook my favorite crust that just never goes wrong will be included. Now if I could just get my husband to like pies, sigh. Oh well, I have plenty of takers including the people he works with.
Cakes that never fail to deliver.
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Seems like I am always asked to bring a cake or cupcakes, I don't mind, I love making them. These are some of my very favorite recipes. I am sure you will find some to add to your favorites.
Hard to resist desserts
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Not sure why, but most of my recipes are for desserts. I think it might be because other recipes I don't really measure and don't always make it the same. I must say, desserts are the most requested recipes I get also. Warning, most of these are best when you have guests to share with or it will be tempting you until they are all. I have found, that if I cut things into portions, wrap and freeze they are great for packing in lunches.
Fun appetizers and snacks
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These are recipes that have been in my family for years and a few new ones I have found. If you are like me you are always looking for new recipes to serve your family and guests. I hope you find many here that will be deserving of being served to your family and friends.