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Dilly Spoon Rolls

Submitted by: Ellen Thompson 
These cute dill-flavored rolls baked in muffin cups are a great accompaniment to almost any main course. 'They're a family favorite,' Ellen Thompson relates from Springfield, Ohio. 'I like to prepare big batches of these rolls and freeze extras so that they're always on hand.' 

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