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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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Cheesy Egg & Tortilla Folds

egg & tortilla

Filled with egg, melted cheese, and your own choice of vegetables and/or meat, these handy little egg & tortilla folds taste great for breakfast, lunch, or even a quick dinner. Plus, they are fun to make!

In the past couple of weeks, our world has been completely turned upside-down. Many, many are sick, schools are closed, countless people have lost their jobs, and others are working over-time in hospitals or in the food supply industry. Our minds are filled with statistics and new worries. Yet we still need to eat. Many of us are spending all or most of our time at home these days. For those of us fortunate enough to be healthy and have a good appetite, eating well will help us contend with the challenges ahead.

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Fresh Herb Ravioli Lasagna

This ravioli lasagna is a wonderfully quick meal to keep in mind for those busy evenings! Just layer frozen ravioli with marinara sauce, shredded mozzarella and Parmesan cheese, sprinkle it all liberally with chopped fresh herbs, and bake it for thirty to forty minutes.  Out of the oven comes a warm, cheesy, saucy dinner that will nourish your soul and satisfy your hunger.  All in about 45 minutes, with only about ten of those minutes hands-on time.  Honestly, this is one of the easiest dinners I have ever made, and the beauty of it is that it tastes like it took a lot more work to prepare than it really did!

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