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Always a huge hit and so easy to make. Give yourself at least a day in advance to let the Jello set up...but your hands-on labor is only about 15 minutes!
This is a great coffee cake to have on hand for visitors or overnight guests during the holiday. It feeds a lot of people and is simple to make...you may have all the ingredients handy. Last year, my uncle ate three pieces during our mochi making!
Pumpkin pie is great and all...but these little donut-y muffins are divine. Have the kids help you roll them in cinnamon sugar...Santa will want to grab a few of these.
My friend's mom makes this delicious noodle kugel for Hanukkah! (Note to Mrs. S - I miss you and hope to see you soon!!!)
Dressed up rice krispies. Yum! You can make these while the kids are running around. Hey, make they work a bit by stirring together this easy treat.
Happy Holidays! - mary
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WOW! These ALL look SO great! I've been making a list of baking recipes I want to try with the kids over Winter break...I plan on adding these to my list. Thanks!
that coffee cake--oh lordy!
It all looks so good! Is that from the Cafe Beaujolais in Eagle Rock? I live about 2 miles from that place, GREAT gratin potatoes.
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