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You will not believe these are actually good for you. Full of living enzymes and better than cooked brownies, these are a frequent treat for us! The beauty of this recipe is that it's so easy to whip up when you have a craving. I always double or triple it and throw some in the freezer. The coconut oil helps to keep the brownies from crumbling, and is a great way to get some in your diet, it's so good for you if you make sure to get virgin, unrefined, cold-pressed coconut oil. -- posted by RawFoodNut

A variation of an old favorite generally served on hot puddings as a garnish. From the United States Regional Cookbook, Culinary Arts Institute of Chicago, 1947. -- posted by Molly53

This is my favorite way to have yellow squash. I have to fight my husband for it because he loves it, too. I am estimating all the amounts. I usually just toss mine together with whatever amounts of squash and red pepper I have. I love the bright red and yellow colors dancing in the pan! Sometimes I sprinkle a little balsamic vinegar at the end and let it caramelize on the squash....not as beautiful a color but quite tasty. -- posted by Kitchen Witch Steph

This is an idea rather than a recipe. My lazy day, no inspiration dinner used to be Subway. Now that we're gluten free that's out and I found myself missing meatball subs. This dinner tasted exactly like a meatball sub except cheaper and just about as fast. -- posted by SWalker

Serve this with cake or waffles. Substitute raspberries or blackberries, if you wish. From the United States Regional Cookbook, Culinary Arts Institute of Chicago, 1947. -- posted by Molly53

I didn't actually do the math but these buns taste like the bread we used to comprise on. Healthy enough for Mom but still fluffy enough for the family to enjoy. This recipe was, as all successful multigrain bread recipes I've read have been, inspired by Heather Butt and Donna Washburn of 125 Best Gluten-Free Recipes. I freeze them as soon as they are cool and when I pull them out they are as good as new. If you are baking gluten free and haven't bought muffin top pans yet, I have to say, besides my mixer, they have been my best gluten free investment. -- posted by SWalker

This is a recipe that was invented with items I just happened to have on hand. It turned into something that I prepare and recommend to people often. It is delicious and SIMPLE! Optional: top zucchini with crushed potato chips after first 25 minutes of baking, but before adding cheese. NOTE: Recipezaar does not recognize Gandy's brand Jalapeno Dip, so it shows up as "jalapenos" but that is incorrect! You really need 6 T of the Gandy's sour cream based Jalapeno Dip! -- posted by Melanie2590

Cold garden salad soup, great for a hot day and filling. Serve with French bread, Easy to prepare no cooking but a little chopping and refrigerate and your done. Looks like alot of ingredients but its really easy and tasty I have had this recipe for about 25 years, got it from a lady who made it for a pot luck at work. Its just wonderful, It is a COLD soup usually called Gazpacho -- posted by BarbC

This stew is very hearty. Great for when you have a large crowd. Add other vegetables as desired. The key to its flavor is a large amount of ham and the can of whole tomatoes. Do not add salt. The ham adds plenty! You can also make this with a thick ham slice. -- posted by DriveThruDodger

A nice, light meal great for summer evenings. I adapted this from Better Homes and Gardens. -- posted by packeyes

I found this recipe in one of those cookbooks you can buy at the check out stand. I've altered it to fit my allergies and my family's tastes. The original recipe called for 1 lb of boneless beef sirloin cut into thin strips, but I actually prefer to use ground beef. Serving size is 1 1/4 cups. -- posted by LARavenscroft

Have you heard of Henry Jones? They say save the bones for Henry Jones because Henry don't eat no meat. Well, I think Henry would love this so much that he would start eating his meat! It is the steak recipe I turn to over and over again because it offers EASY prep and tremendous flavor. Try this today, you will be thrilled with the results. You can use it on rib eyes, t-bones, porterhouses, and sirloins. I made a large batch of to keep on hand in a spice jar in the cupboard....even faster now! This is a slight adaptation of Recipe #155988 -- posted by Kitchen Witch Steph

Summer salad, delicious! -- posted by Chef #887108

Chicken, fruit, veggies - good for you and delicious! -- posted by Chef #887108

Curry, shrimp, Greek yogurt, veggies and fruit. Delicious and easy - low cal, too! -- posted by Chef #887108

A delicious meal for the summer months. -- posted by Chef #887108

Very tasty, gluten free meatloaf using rice as the binder. Not sure where the recipe originated. If I am pressed for time, I will bake these in muffins tins instead of the loaf pan. Also, my family prefers the celery, onion and bell pepper be sauteed in a little broth or oil prior to adding to the meat. -- posted by Tamaretta

A lovely, sweet fruit salad dressing from the United States Regional Cookbook, Culinary Arts Institute of Chicago, 1947. -- posted by Molly53

I found this is a stack of old handwritten recipes. I probably copied it from the Houston Chronicle?? I have not made this at home yet, so serving size and prep time are a guess. Also, I personally would drain some of the bacon fat and add the salt to taste, but I am listing it how it was originally written. Please note these beans should soak for 8 hours, so plan ahead. -- posted by Tamaretta

This sweet and spicy fruit salad makes a refreshing side dish with a summer meal. The salt and chile balance the sweetness of the fruit and provide the perfect savory note. Recipe is from Whole Foods and states it is good for the following diets: Low-sodium, Vegan, Vegetarian, Dairy-free, and Gluten-free. -- posted by JanuaryBride