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- 541.
Frozen Grapefruit Mousse
- This mousse can be made a few days ahead and popped into the freezer. Then unmould and garnish with fresh fruit for a pretty Mother's Day treat.
- 542.
Frozen Lemon Souffle
- Mom will love this fresh, feminine dessert from our May issue story, "A Feast for Mother's Day." You can make it ahead, store it in the freezer and...
- 543.
Frozen Strawberry Daiquiri Trifle
- Flecked with cubes of pound cake, this rosy pink dessert is a festive yet surprisingly light finish to a special meal.
- 544.
Frozen Strawberry Rhubarb Mousse
- The velvety texture of this frozen dessert is like ice cream and mousse all wrapped in one. To scoop instead of slice it, pack into an airtight...
- 545.
Fruit and Nut Crostini
- This meringue mixture transforms into thin biscotti – a crunchy snack that can be enjoyed for weeks.
- 546.
Fruit Beer Sabayon
- Unusual beers, such as fruit beers, are increasing in popularity now that Canadians can try more than the wares from the big breweries. Serve this...
- 547.
Fruit Tart with Classic Pastry and Cream
- Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). In bowl or food processor, combine flour, salt and sugar. Add butter; cut in or pulse until size of peas with a...
- 548.
Fruitcake Bars
- In large bowl, combine mixed peel, apricots, pears, pineapple, ginger and rum; toss well. Cover and let stand for 24 hours, stirring occasionally....
- 549.
Fruitcake Bars
- To soak dried fruit in rum quickly, microwave with rum on medium-high for 1 to 2 minutes or until hot. Let cool until room temperature, 1 hour.
- 550.
Fruitcake Bites with Marzipan
- These adorable individual fruitcakes make perfect gifts. Dust the cookie cutter with icing sugar to prevent the marzipan from sticking.
- 551.
Fruity Fry-Pan Muffins
- Adapted from The Little Cookbook for the Great Outdoors by Linda Darling and Suat Tuzlak (Rocky Mountain Books, 1984), these pancakelike muffins...
- 552.
Fruity Hermits
- To expose more green, vigorously rub pistachios in towel before chopping.
- 553.
Fruity Orange Loaf
- A pureed whole orange adds a zesty flavour and replaces about half of the oil often found in loaf recipes. Sift some icing sugar over top just...
- 554.
Fudgy Chocolate Raspberry Brownies
- Extra chocolaty, these squares from Daphna Rabinovitch, our associate food and nutrition editor, don't even need icing. If you like, you can serve...
- 555.
Fudgy Cookie Brownies
- Dress up the brownies with a few of the cookies you're making for the weekend. One- or two-day-old cookies hold their shape best in the batter. If...
- 556.
Fudgy Raspberry Marble Brownies
- This will be so popular that neighbours are sure to come calling for the recipe.
- 557.
Garden Egg Salad
- A simple, cold boiled egg makes a good addition to the lunch bag or in a salad such as this. Pack ingredients in divided containers for your child...
- 558.
Garlic Cheese Cigars
- Asiago will give a sharper cheese flavour than creamier and milder Fontina.
- 559.
Gelato di Banana al Rum
- Italian ice cream is smooth, is never overly sweet and should creamily submit to the touch of a spoon. This recipe calls for slightly overripe...
- 560.
GF Seedy brown bread
- Rice bran can be replaced by equal amount of rice flour. For milder flavour, substitute brown sugar for molasses.
- 561.
Ghostly Cupcakes
- Bake these treats in the shape of ghosts or as cupcakes, then cover in a ghostly white shroud of icing.
- 562.
Ginger Cake
- Undertones of molasses blend with overtones of ginger for a classic flavour in this delicate cake. Serve with whipped cream.
- 563.
Ginger Crème Brulée
- In saucepan, heat cream over medium-high heat until steaming hot. In bowl, whisk egg yolks with granulated sugar; very gradually whisk in cream....
- 564.
Ginger Macadamia Blondies
- In saucepan, melt 1 cup (250 mL) of the chocolate with butter over low heat. Remove from heat; whisk in sugar and molasses. Whisk in eggs, 1 at a...
- 565.
Ginger Peach Upside-Down Cake
- This moist cake looks elaborate but is simple enough that you can bake it often — and for any occasion. Serve warm if possible.
- 566.
Ginger Pear Turnovers
- These delicious buttery pastries will fill your home with the scent of spices.Instead of Demerara, you can use coarse white sugar if desired.
- 567.
Ginger Spice Bundt Cake with Brown Sugar Sauce
- Be sure to use eggs and buttermilk at room temperature for a fine and delicate crumb. Serve with whipped cream.
- 568.
Ginger Steamed Chicken and Rice
- Serve with a crisp salad filled with fresh, in-season cucumber and radishes.
- 569.
Ginger Triangles
- The smooth, subtle flavour of green tea ice cream complements crunchy ginger-flavoured cookies.
- 570.
Gingerbread Bars
- A thin layer of gingerbread cake studded with chopped dates and topped with brandy hard sauce smells and tastes like the holidays.








