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No-Bake Chocolate Easter Nests

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9 Reviews | By Mom2Rose

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This recipe is from the Woman's Day website!! Fast & easy to make - perfect for a spring/summer party or Easter. Perfect for a kids school party and a wonderful recipe for your kids to help you with!! TIP: The nests can be made up to 3 days before serving. Store loosely covered at room temperature. Makes 12-18 depending on the size you make them.

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Mini Christmas Fruit Puddings

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5 Reviews | By Chef floWer

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I often get a lot of comments about these mini fruit puddings but I never give my secret away (I'm actually cheating). I don't use alcohol so I use cranberry Juice. Fun for the kids to help. This recipe was given to me from an old work mate. Thanks CC.

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Simple Apple Crisp

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29 Reviews | By Steven L.

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I found this scribbled inside a book dated 1916 in my grandma's attic. It's still a bomb dessert after all these years.

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Country Apple Squares

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44 Reviews | By truebrit

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I found this recipe in a newspaper a number of years ago, and I have been making it ever since. The apples go so well with the crumb and cream cheese layers. When fall comes around, this dessert is a real hit!

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Dutch Apple Pie

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218 Reviews | By Joy1996

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One of the best dutch apple pies you'll eat!

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Fruit De Light Dessert

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5 Reviews | By Sonya01

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Lovely light dessert. Replace apricots with any fruit you like--either fresh or canned. Match up the colour of fruit with jelly and yoghurt (keeping the same quantities as with the apricot recipe). Not sure how long it takes to chill.

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Lemon Bars

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8 Reviews | By MA HIKER

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Low-fat lemon bars, my favorite!

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Caramel Fudge

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4 Reviews | By Chrissyo

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A delicious smooth fudge recipe. You can use any sort of chocolate you like.

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Fresh Peach Pie

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3 Reviews | By Michelle Berteig

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From an old issue of House and Garden magazine that I was browsing through. Haven't tried it yet, but want to soon!

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Orange Teacake

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3 Reviews | By kyrandia

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A lovely orangey cake to serve with your afternoon tea...

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Chocolate Turtle Pie

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3 Reviews | By Maryland Jim

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I found this recipe in a holiday cookbook a couple of years ago. Easy to make and doesn't last long when company comes.

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Scrumptious Pear Pie

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9 Reviews | By Dreamgoddess

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My MIL gave this recipe to me years ago. It's always been a huge hit with my family. Hope you enjoy it!

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Jumbo Cookies

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3 Reviews | By katew

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These are a favourite in our family - I think the recipe was originally from a pamphlet picked up in the supermarket.

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Cappuccino Krispies

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2 Reviews | By Annisette

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This is a coffee-flavored version of Rice Krispie treats.

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Apple Bourbon Cake

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10 Reviews | By justcallmetoni

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New York is apple country and this cake recipe is courtesy of the state's apple growers group. I am tucking it away to make for Thanksgiving but thought I would share it in the meantime. My own version will probably include less sugar as we don't like things quite so sweet. Please note the preparation time include an hour of soaking time.

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Banana Chocolate Chip Muffins

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10 Reviews | By Amanda in Adelaide

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A great version of a popular standby.

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Australian Desert

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2 Reviews | By Creation in Hope

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This is posted for the ZWT 2006. I have not tried this recipe and it is compliments of fooddownunder.com

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Jam Streusel Bars

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1 Reviews | By Maryland Jim

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I prefer to use my homemade jams when making these bars. Our favorite jams are strawberry and blackberry.

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Strawberry Snow

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16 Reviews | By Leggy Peggy

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You'll want an avalanche of this delicious snow. This recipe was given to me by a friend, Anne. It was a highlight of the menu for my oldest daughter's 21st birthday. Very easy and quick to make. For those who use imperial measure, 500 grams is just over a pound.