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Game Day Recipes

Here is a collection of some tasty recipes that are perfect for Superbowl Sunday. Enjoy!

Appetizers:

Chile Con Queso

Bacon Tomato Dip

Party Pinwheels

Sweet Chicken Bacon Wraps

Veggie Ranch Dip


Main Dish:

Best Ever Sloppy Joes

In-N-Out Cheeseburger Copycats

Addictive Diner Sliders

Cheeseburger Ring

Grilled Beer Brats

Mexican Chicken Haystacks


Desserts:

Lemon Gooey Bars

Banana Split Brownie Pizza

Cherry Cream Cheese Tarts

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Sweet Green Bean Bacon Bundles








I went a little photo crazy with these but for a recipe this delicious, it deserves a few extra pics. Oh my goodness these are so crazy good! It only takes a few ingredients and the flavor is incredible. Many thanks to Beth's Favorite Recipes for this recipe. Beth has a ton of awesome recipes on her blog so be sure to hop over and check them out. Enjoy!


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My Vintage Kitchen Special - Apricot Cream Cheese Stuffed French Toast



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The super funny girls over at My Vintage Kitchen posted a while back that they were changing URLs and they weren't taking their old recipes with them. Not wanting these recipes to be lost, I got their permission to post some of their recipes with a link to their new site. Enjoy!


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Mocha Swirl Bread with Espresso Glaze




Happy Friday everybody! Today I have a recipe that reminds me a bit of My Great Grandma's Jimmy Cake, bringing in the flavors of coffee and chocolate.



I spotted this recipe for Mocha Swirl Bread at Coach and Counselor, originally posted at Portuguese Girl Cooks.  Many thanks to them for the recipe. It is a delicious vanilla and mocha swirled bread topped with an espresso glaze. Basically it is a cup of coffee in a sweet bread form.

I made a slight change to my recipe. The original recipe calls for cornmeal, which I am not a fan of and don't keep on hand. I subbed regular flour in equal amounts for the cornmeal.

Knowing your oven is key to baking. My oven runs way too hot and I have to shave off about one quarter of the baking time from any recipe I make. Be sure to check your bread ahead of time if you have a temperamental oven like myself.

Also I will note that when I added the unbaked dough to the pan to create the checkerboard design, I was only able to make two rows, not three. As you can see it still turned out very pretty. Enjoy!


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Old Fashioned Molasses Bars (Gluten Free)





Molasses Bars are sort of an old fashioned treat and a favorite at our house. The original recipe notes that you can use either butter, oil, shortening or margarine. Having made this a variety of ways, our results were that using oil produced a much wetter and dense bar.

This time around we used butter, actually a vegan butter as this was baked for someone that has dietary restrictions. Using the butter produced a lighter, more cake like result. You can use your favorite buttercream frosting. I cut my recipe in half (the halved version is below) and frost the bars pretty thinly. Enjoy!


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Orange Creamsicle Eclair Cake




A while back I was browsing through a wonderful cooking blog, Chef In Training. I spotted a recipe for an Eclair Cake and pinned it. Today I wanted to share with you the spin I took on the original recipe, turning a traditional eclair cake into a delicious Orange Creamsicle Eclair Cake.



The original recipe called for the filling to be made with instant pudding mix, but I made my pastry cream from scratch. If you would like to save time, by all means you could make a vanilla pudding from a mix and add in orange extract or the zest of an orange or two. I preferred to make pastry cream on my own because I love the way it tastes.

While I was experimenting for this recipe, I tried making stabilized whipped cream and chocolate ganache for the topping. I have to say, if you are making this several hours beforehand and it is important that the whipped cream holds up, I would suggest using the whipped topping. If you are serving this immediately, go with some fresh whipped cream on top.

If you are not a fan of chocolate syrup and would like to make a ganache, my method was to use one cup of dark chocolate chips with about 1/2 cup of heavy cream heated over a double broiler until the chocolate melts, whisking constantly. You may need to add a little bit more cream to make it thin enough to drizzle. If that is too much work for you, chocolate syrup it is!

One last note: I used Orange Juice Fruit Powder in my pastry cream. It can be found here. Enjoy!


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3 Ingredient Peanut Butter Cookies





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