Watercress, Melon and Almond Salad

Submitted by: Barrett 
Cantaloupe and watermelon cubes are added to chopped watercress and dressed with a sweetened vinaigrette made with lime juice and a bit of fresh, minced ginger. Toasted almonds are sprinkled on before serving. 

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Almond Ice

Submitted by: Sadie 
This is a very light almond gelatin that chills and sets up beautifully. Chill in a large pan so that it can be cut into squares and tumbled into serving dishes and topped with fresh fruit. 

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Cherry Almond Tart

Submitted by: Connie Raterink 
Connie Raterink uses on-hand ingredients, including canned pie filling and a cake mix, to create this dazzling dessert. 'It's fast to fix, looks elegant and tastes delicious,' informs the Caledonia, Michigan cook. 

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Melon Trio with Sherry and Mint

Submitted by: JAYDA 
Three kinds of melon are marinated with dry sherry wine and mint leaves to make a refreshing treat. Use melon balls instead of cubes, or a mixture of both. 

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Blueberry Almond Cookies

Submitted by: YPHUKET 
This is a fabulous blue cookie! It is a great treat for an Independence Day celebration! I have just been here in America for 7 months and this is my first baking invention. 

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Raspberry Tart

Submitted by: Linda Scroggy 
Fresh summer raspberries in raspberry jam on a buttery crust. 

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Raspberry Almond Tart

Submitted by: Dana Pratt 
This delicious torte is a longtime family tradition for the holidays. It's one of my sister's favorites, and she's a professional pastry chef. 

Melon Heaven

Submitted by: Erika 
A non-alcoholic chilled cantaloupe and honeydew melon delight. 

Fresh Berry Tart with Chambord Sauce

Submitted by: Karen Hope 
A puff pastry shell supporting white chocolate custard, topped with mixed fresh berries and chopped almonds. Excellent chilled or served at room temperature. 

Raspberry Streusel Tart

Submitted by: Eleanor Johnson 
A very rich custard is cooked up until thick and creamy, and then a bit of raspberry liqueur is stirred in. This velvety filling is spooned into a prepared tart pan and baked. The cooked custard is brushed with apricot preserves, piled with raspberries and studded with a fabulous sugar streusel. 
 
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