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Cranberry-Pineapple Relish

Pack this delicious condiment in decorative glass jars for a nice gift.

Schrafft's of Boston Chewy Oatmeal Cookies

Founded in Boston in the nineteenth century, Schrafft's shops soon became renowned for the quality of their candies, ice creams, and especially their cookies. Eventually they opened several stores in New York City, but according to food writer and food historian Judith Jones, true Schrafft's cookie aficionados believed that the Boston version of their oatmeal cookies was superior, and so they would travel to Boston by train to buy them. This recipe is based on the original Schrafft's formula but I've added some dark brown sugar for the rich color and flavor that it imparts. This is a soft, pleasantly chewy cookie, with plenty of raisins and nuts.

Bow Thai Pasta with Shrimp

Bow tie-shaped pasta is mixed with Thai-flavored pesto sauce and tossed with cooked shrimp for a fast, colorful entrée.

Fudge-Pecan Pie

This rich southern-style pie is great topped with vanilla ice cream.

Pine-Nutty Trout Fillets

Any nut can be substituted for the pine nuts. Toast them for fuller flavor.

Cranberry-Port Conserve

A conserve usually consists of a mixture of fresh fruits, often with raisins, currants or nuts added. New England seafarers prized citrus fruits, which are perfect with native cranberries.

Cheller's Chews

Fudgy Cocoa Brownies with Chocolate Chips and Walnuts

Jo's Cheese Wafers

Hazelnut-Crusted Trout

For a savory and simple dinner, serve this trout with some roasted potatoes and a green salad tossed with pears and crumbled blue cheese.

Panfried Almond-and Sesame-Dusted Chicken

Chef Lisa Ahier likes the flavor of Key limes or Mexican limes, which she can buy locally and year-round, for the marinade below. But even if you use regular lime juice, you'll love this chicken, which is as delicious at room temperature as it is hot. In fact, Gourmet's food editors couldn't get enough of it.

Glazed Pear and Pecan Cake

Tender, moist and quick to put together.

Pecan-Bourbon Crème Brûlée

"The last time I was in Texas, where I'm from originally, I had dinner at Zuni Grill on the San Antonio Riverwalk. I felt right at home when I took a bite of the pecans in the clever, southern-style crème brûlée," says Linda M. Dunn of Sparks, Nevada."I'd like to try making it at home." Toasted pecans are sprinkled over the crème brûlée after the sugar is caramelized so that the nuts don't burn. Note that the custards can be prepared two days ahead of time. Caramelize the sugar on top of the custards up to two hours before serving, if you like.

Rice Pudding with Almonds and Cherry Sauce

This rich and comforting pudding is served at the floating restaurant Fregatten Sct. Georg III in Tivoli Gardens.
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