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I 'adopted'a few Zaar members who are camera-less so I can post pics of some of their recipes.

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Maple Squished Sweet Potato Bake W/ Spiced Pecan Streusel

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4 Reviews | By bayou-mimi

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I have no idea where I found this recipe, but I'm adding to our Thanksgiving menu this year.

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White Gingerbread Tea Cake

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4 Reviews | By bayou-mimi

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A very pretty, light, moist tea cake. IF you use the tube or bundt pan, you can use the center as a flower vase by picking fall flowers, wrapping them in a wet towel and place in the center of the cake. I think this recipe originally came from an old Inn cookbook.