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Creme Brulee IV

Submitted by: Melissa
Cream is infused with vanilla and then combined with sugar and egg yolks in this traditional stovetop custard that is chilled and then given a burnt sugar top. 

Tofu a la Bourguignonne

Submitted by: Ken Rose
Chunks of tofu are cooked with vegetables in a thick wine and tomato sauce. 

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Black Halloween Punch

Submitted by: Kathleen
Grape and orange soft drink mix are combined with sugar, water and ginger ale for a scary looking punch -- and don't forget the frozen hand! 

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Zucchini Quiche

Submitted by: Janet
This is a simple quiche recipe for which you probably already have everything you'll need! Biscuit mix and eggs are the key, along with zucchini, of course! 

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Banana Pudding III

Submitted by: Barbara
A no-cook version made with instant vanilla pudding mix, whipped cream and condensed milk -- and, of course, bananas and vanilla wafer cookies! 

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Poor Man's Fried Rice

Submitted by: Jacob Lynn
This is a quick and easy version of an all time favorite. Instant rice is cooked with scrambled eggs, soy sauce, ginger and green onions. 

Easter Cheese - Hrudka

Submitted by: Bryan Burns
Hrudka pronounced (hur-UT-ka)is a simple custard cheese that's essential for many Eastern European Easter tables. It's sliced and eaten by itself or, more often, as part of a ham or kolbassi sandwich made on Paska bread that's slathered with beet horseradish. The recipe is as easy as it is healthy. Ha! 

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Cottage Cheese Roast

Submitted by: Mary Ann
Cottage cheese is combined with eggs, oil, onion soup mix, walnuts and cornflakes cereal and baked in a loaf pan. A great substitute for meat loaf, it makes good sandwiches if you have leftovers! 

Pineapple Meringue Pudding

Submitted by: Patty Hern
Homemade custard flavored with orange zest is layered with pineapple and vanilla wafers, topped with meringue and baked until golden. 

Dutch Coffee Custard (Hopjesvla)

Submitted by: Brigit
This is a Dutch classic and very easy to make. As I love the taste of coffee, I choose to use brewed strong coffee for this recipe, but alternatively you can use the same amount of instant coffee. You can also make it low-fat by using skim or fat-free milk. Enjoy this all-time Dutch favorite! 
 
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