Nutty Hot Cross Buns

published by TechDoc on Apr 12, 2009

Scrumptious golden hot cross buns with mixed nuts produced without fuss or the fearful panic that something will go wrong.

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Lemon Currant Hot Cross Buns

published by TechDoc on Mar 24, 2009

It just wouldn’t be Easter without hot cross buns and rather than dishing the same fare year after year try a few variations on the original hot cross buns style. These lemon currant hot cross buns provide an unmistakable and welcome change all the while remaining true to the more traditional hot cross buns themes. I guess you could say the best of both worlds.

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Speedy Rolls

published by The Shade on Mar 24, 2009

Delicious rolls that are quick and easy to make.

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Oatmeal Batter Bread

published by The Shade on Mar 24, 2009

Delicious. Need I say more?

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Italian Easter Bread

published by The Shade on Mar 23, 2009

What else is to be said but Delicious!

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Tortillas

published by TechDoc on Mar 18, 2009

Making your own tortillas is surprisingly simple and very rewarding. Simply by following these instructions not only will your tortillas turn out right the first time, they will continue to do so for well into the distant future.

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Hot Cross Buns

published by TechDoc on Mar 17, 2009

Scrumptious golden hot cross buns produced without fuss or the fearful panic that something will go wrong.

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Pizza Crust Recipe

published by doddi665 on Mar 15, 2009

A delicious pizza in no time.

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Cheesy Beer Bread

published by TechDoc on Mar 13, 2009

With an amazingly crisp and chewy crust when warm this is just about as good as it gets for simple and fast to make breads with a minimal amount of kneading and no yeast in sight.

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Traditional cookie dough hametashen with your choice of fruit or poppyseed filling; easy to follow cookie recipe that’s sure to please. Usually made for the Jewish holiday of Purim, these cookies are good year round and make a fun kitchen project for the kids.

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