Pantry Recipe: Peanut Butter Cornflake Clusters

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A little while back I was on a mission to use up a bunch of food in my pantry before a big move. I had a full box of unopened corn flakes that I wasn’t sure what to do with. I knew I could use them for Cornflake Crusted Chicken, but I’d still have a ton leftover to deal with.  When I came across this recipe at Sticky, Gooey, Cream, Chewy, which Susan called the ‘Holycraptheseareamazing Cookies,’ I knew I had hit the jackpot.

Sweet Treat: Pineapple Upside-Down Cake

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If you have never tried it before, it is a delicious yellow cake that is saturated with a caramel sauce (thank you butter and brown sugar!) and studded with pineapple and cherry pieces. This particular recipe has a nice addition of pecan halves which add a bit of crunch and flavor to the cake.

Sweet Treats: Mississippi Mud Brownies

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Mom Spark readers, I have such a great treat to share with you today! I came across this recipe while browsing my assigned blogger, Melanie at Fabulously Fun Food. This was a new blog to me so I had a fun time browsing through all of her archives for the perfect recipe to try. I had a few recipes in mind, like the Smothered Enchiladas or the Golden Macaroni and Cheese. When I saw the post for Mississippi Mud Cake I knew I’d found the one. It did not disappoint at

Fall Recipes: Cold Tea Gingerbread with Whipped Cream Cheese Frosting

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The weather outside may be turning cold and frightful, but worry not! Get comfy in your favorite reading chair, a hot cup of tea, and a slice of this flavorful Cold Tea Gingerbread with Whipped Cream Cheese Frosting. Tea purists may enjoy this without the frosting, but if you have a sweet tooth like me, I think you will enjoy it with the fluffy clouds of frosting on top. Cold Tea Gingerbread with Whipped Cream Cheese Frosting Makes one 9″ x 5″ loaf

Holiday Dessert: Cathedral Windows

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Are you looking to add a little color to your cookie tray this year? If you aren’t afraid of some seriously sweet treats, I recommend these tasty Cathedral Windows. They are more candy than cookie, truth be told. A little bit messy, certainly, but they are festive and a delicious throwback to old fashioned treats. Cathedral Windows Makes about two dozen 1/4 cup butter 2 cups semisweet chocolate chips 2 eggs, beaten (or any egg beater type product, as long as it is pasturized) 1

No-brainer Recipe: Caramelized Peaches with Ice Cream

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Here is what you need to know: Peaches are delicious. Roasting peaches in the oven brings out a delicious flavor that is perfect for a light Summer dessert. If you would like to lighten it up you can substitute sorbet for ice cream. I think I’ll stick with ice cream though. If you are feeling frisky, you could also grill this on an outdoor (clean) barbecue. Eat up!

No-brainer Recipe: Strawberry Summer Cake

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I ran across the beautiful pictures at Milk & Honey and decided this would be the perfect way to use up the strawberries I had left over from making freezer jam. May I just say that I hate my stupid oven. It can run anywhere from 100 to 200 degrees hotter than it should, then when I made this cake, I pulled it out after an hour in the oven and it was a lukewarm batter. Bah! This is why I don’t bake very often,