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The cutest and easiest muffin-pan mini cheesecakes, topped with cherry pie filling or anything else you'd like! Perfect for holidays and parties.
There are a lot of foods I love at Thanksgiving: sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, pecan pie.
So, remember the brunch situation for which I baked 9,000 gooey cinnamon rolls? I figured that wasn’t going to be enough for the four of us.
I love reading The Pioneer Woman’s cooking blog and looking at all the fabulous photos.
Because it’s cherry blossom time in DC, because I had been wanting to try this for a while, because I opened a jar of cherry pie filling for Belgian waffles on Sunday and because cherry pie is amazing… I made mini pies the other day.
Anyone who has ever met me — and probably many who haven’t — know that I was not a fan of Jacksonville, N.
So, those cupcakes were really cute, but I gave them all away at work.
I know you weren’t thinking a milkshake was the only thing I made Toby for his birthday.
As you may know, it is virtually impossible to find fresh sour cherries in the grocery store.
I thought you could use something somewhat healthy after the cheesy grits, pie and milkshakes.
I hope everyone is staying safe and dry as Irene makes her way up the East Coast.
Whether you pronounce it pee-can or puh-kahn, I love pecan pie.
Crank up the heat, turn off your humidifier, put on your cowboy boots and turquoise bolo tie and stick a cheese crisp in the toaster oven.
“On my honor, I will try: to serve God and my country, to help people at all times, and to live by the Girl Scout law.
Y’all, I really want to tell you stories about St.