Sage-Brown-Butter Biscuits & Seasonal Jam

Texture and structure are the foundation of a good biscuit, but they mean nothing without flavor. These biscuits can be made without the brown
butter, but they won’t fill the same void in your soul without it! These are also the tallest biscuits I’ve ever made. Cutting and stacking the dough several
times (plus baking powder) provides sky-high lift and lots of flaky layers.

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Bulgogi Meatballs

These meatballs are cute, simple and delicious. They can be served many ways: as passed hors d’oeuvres, for dinner with rice or noodles and sautéed Asian vegetables, or with ssambap — Korean lettuce wraps with rice. This is not a traditional Korean recipe, but the flavors are true bulgogi.

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Apple Strudel

Learn how to make a cozy, flavorful apple strudel with store-bought puff pastry, apples, raisins, and warm spices. This recipe is easy, fast, and perfect for fall desserts. Learn how to make a quick and delicious apple strudel with store-bought puff pastry, apples, walnuts, and cinnamon. Follow the step-by-step instructions and video tutorial for a flaky and cinnamon-infused dessert.

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Apple Pie

You can use a single variety of apple or many different varieties in an apple pie. Some apples cook down very readily to be applesauce-like, others retain real crispiness even after long baking. All apples can be used in pie, so you should go with the texture that you prefer or experiment.

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