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Kentucky Pecan Pie

Reviewed on Dec. 1, 2008 by SoupLOVA
I make this pie each year at the holidays as it is my husbands favorite - in fact- this was the first recipe I ever used from the allrecipes site! I use a store bought refrigerated pie crust and always use extra pecans (at least 1.5 cups!) You need to bake for the full 60 minutes to get the perfect consistency. You will also need to cover the edges of your crust to keep from over-browning (I remove the foil about 40 minutes into cook time). As others have suggested, I recently added a dash of vanilla to the mix- yummy! I don’t bake very much and this is SO easy! This is a staple pie in our house during the holidays – rich, decadent, and delicious!
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Wilted Spinach with Cherries and Goat Cheese

Reviewed on Dec. 1, 2008 by EJsMommy
Very good. We ended up adding a touch of brown sugar because we felt like it needed something only we couldn't put our finger on what it was, but that's just personal preference. It seemed to go over well at Thanksgiving dinner, and I would make it again.
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Slow Cooker Ham

Reviewed on Dec. 1, 2008 by EJsMommy
This turned out really well. I added the juice from a jar of maraschino cherries because I like how it turns the ham a nice rosy color. All the brown sugar melted into the bottom of the slow cooker so I did turn it half way through. It turned out really moist, and I would definitely make this again.
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