- all-purpose flour
- whole wheat flour
- white sugar
- honey
- salt
- baking powder
- cinnamon
From thepioneerwomancooks.com, where you can get instructions complete with pictures
- Granny Smith apples
- crescent rolls
- butter
- sugar
- vanilla
- cinnamon
- small can Mountain Dew
One of these generously filled portobellos makes a satisfying main dish. The mushrooms can be assembled up to two days ahead, wrapped individually in plastic wrap, and refrigerated.
- cooked wild rice
Once the beans are trimmed, all you need is a large, hot pan, and the rest is one big, quick sizzling action. These will keep for up to a week in a tightly covered container in the refrigerator.
- canola oil
- to 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes
Corn tortillas work magic here: As they break down while cooking, they thicken the soup.
- chopped fire-roasted tomatoes
- goat cheese
This warm-you-up drink is similar to a Dutch Bisschopswijn, a hot beverage served during the holidays. Adding chamomile tea helps balance the tang that comes from simmering the wine.
- whole cloves
- cinnamon sticks
- bag chamomile tea
This Greek favorite gets an appetizing makeover when it’s rolled into a strudel instead of layered in a pan.
- ground nutmeg
- fresh lemon juice
- eggs
- grated Romano cheese
It’s hard to make this look good, but it is extremely tasty. The trick is not to let the outside get too dark before the chicken is done.
- coarsely ground pecans
- crushed saltine crackers
- sour cream
- Dijon mustard
- unsalted butter
- boneless & skinless chicken breasts
- Dijon mustard
- apples
- sauerkraut
- Pork roast or 4-6 pork chops
- condensed Cream of Chicken soup
- condensed Cheddar Cheese soup
- boneless skinless chicken breast
- garlic powder