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Christmas Morning Strata

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Although the broccoli florets and chunks of ham provide the green and red colors associated with Christmas, don't wait until the holidays to serve this outstanding breakfast dish--you'll want to make it often. Strata recipes are convenient breakfast time-savers for the home cook, because they are usually made ahead and refrigerated overnight prior to baking the following morning.

Microwave Candy Bar Fudge

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A base of creamy fudge, a peanut-studded caramel filling, and a rich chocolatey topping add up to a homemade candy bar your kids will go wild for. The recipe couldn't be easier; each layer of this decadent treat is cooked in a microwave, then layered in a baking pan. Be sure to line your pan with foil for easy removal and slicing of the bars. Bring this recipe to a cookie swap, and the other moms will surely thank you for it.

Dublin Eggnog

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This cold weather drink brings together two holiday favorite flavors: Irish coffee and eggnog. Simmer coffee and eggnog together and then add in Irish whiskey. Freshly ground nutmeg puts the final touch on the winter beverage. Serve at your next holiday get-together or any time you want to warm up from the cold.

Candied Fruit Peel

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One of the best ways to protect your food budget is to make full use of the food that you buy, and that includes allowing for treats, not just the essentials. Candied citrus peel is one of those treats to make out of something that we would otherwise throw away. Simple syrup and sugar are all it takes to turn the cast-off citrus peel into candy. Nibble one or two of these sweets along with your morning coffee or tea, use them to garnish a dessert coffee, or sprinkle some on top of a citrus-scented cake.

Crispy Chocolate Heart Cookies

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Rice crispy treats take on a whole new flavor when you add semisweet chocolate to the mix. Here, the treats are made and then heart shapes are cut out of them using cookie cutters. You can cut out whatever design you prefer but these hearts are perfect for Valentine's Day. Feel free to decorate them by piping icing around the edges.

Bacon and Tomato Potato Skins

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These taters topped with Canadian bacon, tomato, and cheddar cheese are a great way to start a party. Chili powder and bottled hot pepper sauce give them plenty of kick -- serve with sour cream to cool the taste down a bit. This appetizer would be perfect for a Super Bowl party or a Sunday afternoon get-together during football season.

Chocolate Hazelnut Ring for 16

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This spectacular glazed bread, mixed in a bread machine, makes a great accompaniment to an afternoon tea break or a special holiday brunch. This recipe uses a chocolate hazelnut spread, which can be found in gourmet or specialty shops, or in the peanut butter section of your grocery store. This delicious bread is sure to become a favorite in your family.

Chocolate Hazelnut Ring for 22

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Using a bread machine to mix the dough makes the preparation of this pretty dessert super easy. Creamy chocolate hazelnut spread provides a sweet glaze for the bread, while chopped hazelnuts add a bit of crunch. It's a great way to end special occasion meals and can even be served with coffee for breakfast.