Apples at Juniper Hills Farm

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  Perfect Fall Dessert! Crazy for Pumpkin!

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Apples
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  This is a pretty fancy outcome for a pretty simple process. It can be done ahead of time, wrapped and frozen. Just sheet pan reheat just before serving, but allso good at room temperature. I usually serve this with a little caramel drizzle or a dollop of whipped cream and dusting of cinnamon. I […]

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Brownies
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Hazelnut Browned Butter Brownies makes 24 or 48, depending on cutting style 7 ounces hazelnuts, skins removed and toasted (you can buy these skinned, such a great shortcut!) 1 heaping cup unsweetened cocoa powder 1 teaspoon kosher 1/2 cup sugar 4 sticks butter (1 pound) 12 ounces good quality bittersweet chocolate, chopped  6 eggs 2  […]

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apple cake
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  I got this recipe from my friend Sarah Fioroni. Her family has a farm sitting high above the village of San Gimigiano, Italy. It's a light and easy cake batter, adorned with rows and rows of concentric circles of apple slices. The result is a stunner of a cake. I dust mine with powdered […]

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Pie Baking
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This is one of my favorite go to pie pastry recipes. It’s been around a long time. I found it in an old pie book, can’t recall where but I’ve tweaked it a bit here and there over the years. So slab pie is just a pie that is baked in a sheet pan–this recipe […]

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Pecans
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Great for snacking with bubbles for a fall party! I also use to garnish seasonal desserts.

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Fall Squashes
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Celebrate the season with the flavors of fall! Maple and pumpkin are muffin ingredient winners!

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Fall Squashes
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These sweet biscuits can be made with leftover sweet potato puree or pumpkin puree. They are great for breakfast, brunch or dessert. I sometimes split them and make little ham and boursin cheese sammies.

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coffe cake
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Delicious and easy coffee cake with lots of streusel topping

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scones
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These scones are so great for breakfast or brunch or as a savory bread addition to a Southern dinner. These freeze beautifully so they work well for entertaining or for a lazy Sunday morning. Change up the cheddar and the chives with any herbs or cheese you have on hand. Smoked cheeses work especially well […]

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Anyone who grew up in the sixties should remember this cake fondly. The Tunnel of Fudge Cake was a Pillsbury bake-off winner which used two Pillsbury products, a cake mix and a frosting mix–the latter of which is no longer available. This cake launched the Bundt pan craze–hardly anyone had this pan and everyone had […]

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I found this recipe in a new cookbook I bought called “Holy Sweet”, by Peabody Johanson. She has a wonderful blog, sweetrecipeas.com, which she calls, ‘evil recipes from a nice person’! The book has some outrageous baked goods that are over the top, many using some childhood treats such as Fruity Pebbles Crumb Cake and […]

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