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This hot appetizer is now very popular throughout the U.S. The only difficult step is picking through the processed crabmeat to insure that small pieces of shell are not present. Note that your selection of crackers should be a plain flavor so as not to overcome the delicate taste of the creamy crabmeat and Swiss cheese.
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Written by John Keife
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We always looked forward to Linda's 'world famous' crabmeat muffins. Delicious served hot with a nice luncheon salad.
Created by:Â Linda King
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Written by John Keife
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This recipe preceded the nation-wide popularity of Buffalo Wings. The combined crispiness of the fried wing and baking of the delicious coating provides a salty-sweet taste with crispy, tender bite. I promise you will enjoy.
Created by:Â Missy Keife
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If spending hours over a stove or chopping does not interest you then this simple appetizer is always a hit at cocktail parties. The salty and crunchy tastes goes so well with your favorite refreshments.
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Written by John Keife
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An old family recipe that uses simple ingredients to yield a crispy, cheesy appetizer. For those looking for recipes that allow some help from the children, this might just 'fit the bill'! Thank you Vida.
Created by:Â Vida Babers
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Written by MIssy K.
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This is a good representation of New Orleans’ Palace Café’s delicious appetizer
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Written by John K.
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This is about as simple as it gets. Works well when unexpected neighbors drop by for a late afternoon cocktail. Be sure to keep several cans of artichokes on hand because you'll find many great recipes that include artichoke hearts.
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Popular, tasty dip even for non-broccoli diners. . .
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Written by John Keife
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Old family recipe providing nine 12-oz jars of tasty relish that can be added to anything to 'zest-up' the taste or simply eat 'em right out of the jar (keep refrigerated after opening) . . .
Created by:Â Pearl Manley
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