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Pear and Blue Cheese Salad

Submitted by: SPERL25 
Living In: Overland Park, Kansas, USA
A sweet-tangy brown sugar-maple syrup dressing gets its zip from apple cider vinegar and performs as the perfect partner for a leafy green salad tossed with pears and candied pecans. 

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Velvety Pumpkin Soup With Blue Cheese and Bacon

Submitted by: lis36d 
Blue cheese and bacon top this chicken-stock based soup flavored with canned pumpkin, molasses, and cayenne pepper. 

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Tangy Pear and Blue Cheese Salad

Submitted by: LARAL 
Romaine, blue cheese, chopped pears, walnuts, and red onion, combined with a tangy dressing, make this salad unforgettable. It is a sure hit worth trying! 

Sweet Potato and Turnip Swirl

Submitted by: Robyn Webb 
A fresh ginger, margarine, sugar and grated orange peel mixture is swirled into turnips and sweet potatoes which have been mashed together in this recipe from the American Diabetes Association. 

Green Beans with Blue Cheese

Submitted by: Kate 
My sister-in-law gave me this great, simple recipe. Green beans are sauteed in bacon fat, then tossed with toasted nuts and crumbled blue cheese. Very rich and quite fattening, but great for holidays! 

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Blue Cheese Cole Slaw

Submitted by: sal 
This crunchy slaw bursts with flavor. Shredded cole slaw mix is perked up by the delicious pairing of red grapes and a tangy, blue cheese speckled dressing. 

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Zucchini and Blue Cheese Side

Submitted by: Shycurious1982 
Blue cheese tops off this speedy side dish of zucchini and fire roasted tomatoes. 

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Asparagus with Blue Cheese Sauce

Submitted by: Leona Luecking 
MY SISTER introduced me to this recipe several years ago because she knows I love blue cheese. This dish is a simple way to dress up asparagus, giving it a tangy taste altogether different from the usual cheese sauce. I make it every spring when we have fresh homegrown asparagus. --Leona Luecking West Burlington, Iowa 

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Romaine With Apple, Pecans and Blue Cheese

Submitted by: USA WEEKEND columnist Jean Carper 
Eating the skin of apples provides about twice the anti-cancer activity as eating only the pulp, Cornell University studies show. That's why this recipe says not to peel the apple. You may wonder about the hefty amount of fat in each serving. Don't: 90% of it is good monounsaturated fat from avocado and pecans. 

Blue Cheese Potatoes Delmonico

Submitted by: SMITHJLS 
Here's a recipe that I recently made for a dinner party. Everyone loved it served with rib-eye steak. Goes really well. The blue cheese makes all the difference. 
 
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