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Author: Jenny (Page 5 of 56)

Parmesan Rosemary Scones

These delicious savory scones are moist and flaky, full of the rich flavor of parmesan cheese and subtle hints of fresh rosemary. While scones are often sweet and flavored with dried fruit or chocolate, savory scones are very versatile and are typically filled with different types of cheeses, herbs, and sometimes meat.

Savory scones taste really good with a cup of tea, but they are also a wonderful accompaniment to soup, stew, or even as part of breakfast. As we head into soup season, these savory scones are a nice alternative to bread or rolls. Or if you are hosting guests over the holidays, a plate of homemade scones can solve a multitude of needs, whether it’s a satisfying snack or an excuse to sit down for tea and conversation.

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Simple Pear Apple Crisp

This irresistible Pear Apple Crisp recipe hits the spot on a chilly fall or winter evening. Spiced pears and apples are baked with a rich streusel topping of brown sugar, oats, and pecans, creating a dessert that is fruity and satisfying.

While apples get a lot of glory (and deservedly so) in baking, pears are the unsung heroes of fall and winter fruits. Their tender texture and naturally sweet flavor blends beautifully with the tart apples and when baked with aromatic spices like cinnamon, and nutmeg, a delicious combination emerges from the oven.

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Peach and Prosciutto Flatbreads

These delicious peach and prosciutto flatbreads are bursting with flavor and take only about a half hour to get on the table. Featuring sweet peaches, savory prosciutto, creamy mozzarella and feta cheese, fragrant basil, and a tangy balsamic glaze, it is a combination that is so bright and satisfying to taste. Not to mention the colors are beautiful, with the golden peach slices and fresh green basil leaves. Whether you are looking for a simple, rustic, yet elegant light meal or a charcuterie-board style appetizer, this is a great choice.

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