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Handy Tip

To handle prickly pears without getting pricked by the tiny thorns, use kitchen tongs or wear gloves. You can also roll them in a cloth or use a brush to remove the thorns, making sure you have a pain free experience as you prepare this exotic fruit.


Recipes starting with S

Submitted by: Cora H. Canada Canada
Sour Cream Mac And Cheese

"This creamy baked macaroni and cheese is posted on Keldons Cookery. It is the perfect cozy dish for family dinners or casual weekend gatherings. This recipe brings back great childhood memories of bubbly cheese and golden crusts. Everyone loves a warm bowl of pasta, and this version delivers pure comfort in every single bite. It uses basic pantry ingredients that you likely have at home right now."

Submitted by: Karen M. Canada Canada
Spiced Apples

"Nothing welcomes the crisp autumn air quite like the comforting aroma of warm cinnamon wafting through the house. If you are looking for a simple dessert that feels like a hug in a bowl, these baked spiced apples from Keldons Cookery are the ultimate crowd-pleaser. Made with pantry staples like tart apples, fresh lemon juice, and a generous dusting of ground cinnamon, this dish strikes the perfect balance between sweet and tangy."

Submitted by: Isabella R. Mexico Mexico
Sweet Prickly Pear Marmalade

"Transform vibrant desert fruits into a magnificent jar of pure liquid gold. Keldons Cookery presents a stunning prickly pear marmalade that combines the exotic sweetness of cactus pears with the bright, zesty punch of fresh lemons and whole oranges. By using natural citrus pectin and a patient soaking process, this brilliantly hued ruby preserve achieves an incredible spreadable texture and a perfect sweet-tart balance."

Submitted by: Anupong P. Thailand Thailand
Sweet And Sour Cucumber Salad

"This dish is known as Asinan in Thailand cuisine."

Submitted by: Susan H. Austria Austria
Stuffed Baked Apples

"For this dish, you can substitute Almonds for the Walnuts or omit them all together and replace the nuts with half the amount of raisins."

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