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2017 Lucky Leaf Personal Creations Recipe Contest Winners Grand Prize Winner PAMELA V Lemon Blueberry Yogurt Tart SUZANNE B Lemon-Cheese Almondine Tart ROBBIN W Grilled Chicken Teriyaki Tacos CARMELL C Lemon-Cream Raspberry Donut Puffs CINDY N Cheese-Ribbon Double Chocolate Cherry Cake CARMELL C Creamy Black Forest Semifreddo PAMELA G Autumn Chicken, Apple, & Butternut Potpie ISABEL M Very Cherry Baby Backs PAMELA V Pina Colada Ice Cream Cake HEATHER W Blueberry Lemon Swiss Roll NAYLET L Chocolate Turtle Apple Bundt Cake LIDIA H Smoky Bacon Jam & Peach Flatbread ELIZABETH B Blue Cheese Cheesecake with Spicy Apple Topping JENNIFER J Caramel Apple Cinnamon Pavlova with Walnuts SARA R Cherry Pineapple Casserole CYNTHIA W Pear Rose Apple Pie MICHELE K Strawberry Salsa SUSAN L White Chocolate Raspberry Mousse Stack SANDI S Apricot & Oat Bars with Caramel MARY S Walnut Apple Dumpling Cupcakes with Cinnamon Scent JODI T Caramel Apple Spice High Heeled Cupcakes PATRICE H Blueberry Nordic Napoleons TIFFANY A Crispy Colada Quesadillas CANDY B Caramel Apple, Squash and Sausage Soufflé SHELLY B All Kinds Of Apple Pie Poppers FIONA G Red Raspberry Chipotle Chicken Quesadillas RACHELLE H Apple Peanut Butter Trifle LISA K Apple-Almond Pithivier LORIE R Chai-Spiced Asian Almond Peach Crisp HOLLY S Pineapple Upside Down Cupcakes MELANIE T Apple, Sausage and Cheese Breakfast Crispers KIM VD Cherry Pie Rugelach Bites DIANNA W Chocolate Covered Breakfast Parfait HIDEMI W Blueberry Ricotta Cheesecake Ice Cream JANET G Apple Cider Streusel Cake DEBORAH B Chocolate Cherry Stuffed Puff Pastry Waffles HELEN F Blueberry Compote Spiced Mascarpone Stuffed Crepes AKIHIRO M Apricot Breton with stuffed berries and Mascarpone DIANE R Apple Praline Cheesecake Pie TOM H Peach & Sweet Potato Cobbler KRISTEN H Chocolate Raspberry Crumb Cake CLAUDIA M Caramel Apple Spice Cake with Caramel Apple Sea S PAULA T Apple Banana Harvest Oat Snack Cake PATRICIA H Very Chocolatey Cherry-Berry Shortcake SHAUNA H Sweet & Spicy Raspberry Chicken Sliders SHARON B Cherry Cheesecaketinis ROY E Apple Brie Breakfast Quesadillas SHELLEY K Caramel Apple Peanut Butter Cake ALLISON P Military Pride PAMELA S Warm Peach and Mascarpone Breakfast Braid BRENDA W Cherry, Pecan & Rosemary Brie En Croute PATRICIA S Sweet and Spicy Meatballs DARLENE B Cherry Red Velvet Crepe Torte JULIE B Cinnamon-Apple Overnight Oats VALERIE H Sweet Cherry Walnut Spoon-Cake DONNAMARIE R Pineapple Blast BBQ Sauce PATRICIA S Salted Caramel Apple Cake TERRANCE W PB & Crunch Bake GLORIA C Vegan Premium Strawberry No Bake Cheesecake JENANN A Chocolate Cherry Cake MARILYN B Nutty Chocolate Layered Cherry Tart JULIE B Tasty Teriyaki Meatloaf DION F Chocolate Almond Cherry Cookie Cups KATHERINE G Chocolate Strawberry Cheesecake Crowd Cake LORI S Berry Shortbread Granola Bars BRENDA W Marbled Peach Spice Crumbled Caramel Cheesecake NANCY A Maple Apple Rosemary Mousse Cheesecake EILEEN B Black Cherry Delight with Fluffy Lemon Topping EMILY H Caramelita Apple Gingerbread REBEKAH J Cherry Chocolate Chip Cheesecake Cookies HAYLEY J Caramel Apple Sundae DONNA J Spiced Apple Pie Bundt Cake KELLY M Cherry Fruit Squares JAMES W Spiced Red Cabbage with Cherries EMILY T Gluten Free Black Forest Brownies NANCY J German Potato Chowder with Bacon and Corn DOLORES J Scrumptious Apple Wraps w Creamy Maple Cashew Dip RENATA S Spicy Sweet and Sour Chicken Sheet Pan Dinner ELIZABETH S Cinnamon Roll Apple Pie JILL V Lemon Banana Chocolate Chip Bread ANN MARIE G Blappleberry Pie EMILY F Apple Butter Coconut Spice Cake KIMBERLY B Crumb Topped Cran-Apple Cinnamon Rolls MARYBETH M Fruit Jewelled Breakfast Sweet Rolls LORRAINE M Easy Peachy Pecan Bars LEWIS P Banana Peanut Butter Cheesecake Muffins LISA P Cinnamon Apple Mini Cheesecakes with Caramel SHERRY R Sticky Salted Caramel Apple Cakes NEIL T Cherry Cheese Pie ALICE C Apple Ginger Bundt Cake with Caramel Sauce STEFANIE C Splendid Cheesecake Surprise ELISE L Cherry Rice Parfait JULIA M Cherry Chocolate Refrigerator Pie DEBORAH P Lucky Leaf Creamy Cherry Squares ANDREA P Cherry Chocolate Dump It Cake MIKE C Black forrest mirror cake DIANE T Cookie Butter Triple Fruit Trifle CAROLYN B Premium Blackberry Pie RONNA F Layers of Love Cherry-Choco Cake Pudding Trifles ARLENE M cherry-cheese-pie STANLEY L Quick n Delicious GF Strudel .
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