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650 Best Food Processor Recipes 650 Best Food Processor Recipes Introduction Shrimp Pâté with Leeks Cucumber-Spiked Bean and Potato Soup Crab Feta Mushrooms Creamy Onion Soup with Kale Using your Food Processor Thai Beef Skewers in Peanut Sauce Ginger Chile Sweet Potato Soup Equipment and Safe Usage Mini Meatballs with Garlic Tomato Sauce Santa Fe Sweet Potato Soup Basic Processor Parts Grande Beef Nachos New World Leek and Potato Soup Basic Processor Parts Deviled Eggs with Caviar Southwestern Corn and Roasted Red Pepper A to Z List of Ingredients and How to Mini Chicken Puffs Soup Process Them Crispy Chicken Cakes with Fresh dill Chipotle-Spiked Butternut Soup with Coconut Tips and Techniques Mayonnaise Butternut Apple Soup with Swiss Cheese Savory Chicken Cheese Balls Pumpkin Soup with Shrimp and Lime Appetizers Black Bean Chipotle Dip Thai-Style Pumpkin Soup Tahini-Spiked Beet Spread Egg Salad Spread Ribollita Roasted Red Peppers with Anchovy-Spiked Hummus for a Crowd Pasta and Fagioli Olive Oil Hummus from Scratch Wheat Berry Minestrone with Leafy Greens Orange-Spiked Cucumbers with Mint Roasted Red Pepper Guacamole Dip Minestrone Genovese Cheese and Yogurt Spread Tomatillo Onion Avocado Salsa Two-Bean Soup with Pistou Lemon-Laced Butterbean Dip Roasted Corn and Pepper Salsa Caldo Verde Tzatziki Peach Mango Salsa Leafy Greens Soup Parsley-Laced Tapenade with Roasted Pepper Traditional Salsa Savory Cheddar Cheese Soup Green Olive Tapenade Spicy Savory Cheesecake Broccoli and Cheddar Cheese Soup Celery Root Avoglemono Blue Cheese Pistachio Cheesecake Chili Cheddar Soup Tuna and Artichoke Spread Pesto Sun-Dried Tomato Cheesecake Fennel-Laced Roasted Red Onion Soup Oyster and Artichoke Gratin Black Bean and Roasted Corn Salsa Cabbage Borscht Homemade Potato Chips Jalapeno Salsa South American Black Bean Soup Instant Pâté Old-World Salsa Congee with Chinese Greens and Barbecued Mushroom Terrine Fried Zucchini Bites with Savory Dill Sauce Pork Squash-Spiked Chicken Liver Pâté Sumptuous Spinach and Artichoke Dip Mushroom-Scented Quinoa Congee with Overstuffed Cucumbers with Feta and Dill Chilly Dilly Eggplant Zucchini Taramasalata Bubbling Bacon and Horseradish Dip Luscious Avgolemono Soup with Wheat Berries Tzatsiki Zesty Crab Spread Fennel-Scented Tomato and Wild Rice Soup Greek Style Eggplant Spread Smoked Salmon Cheese Spread Thai-Inspired Peanut and Wild Rice Soup Greek-Style Garlic and Potato Dip Olive and Pimento Cheese Spread Caramelized Onion and Mushroom Soup Pork Carnitas with Guacamole Light Veggie Herb Cheese Spread Potato Leek Cheese Soup Country Terrine Herb and Garlic Cheese Spread New England Clam Chowder Simple Anchoyade Sharp Cheddar Spread Chanterelle Oyster Bisque Soup Anchoyade de Croze Curry Cheese Spread Roasted Tomato Parmesan Soup Pimento Cheese Goat Dill Cheese Spread Navy Bean Soup Kentucky Beer Cheese Pumpkin Cream Cheese Spread Roasted Pecan Pumpkin Soup Quark Claqueret Herbed Cheese Bits Hearty Cauliflower and Asparagus Soup Liptauer Italian Bruschetta French Onion Soup Baba Ghanouj Eggplant Caviar Smoky Eggplant and Yogurt Dip Soups Poultry Caramelized Onion Crostini Peppery Cucumber Avocado Soup Chicken in Onion Buttermilk Gravy Potato Pizza Tomato Gazpacho Smokey Sesame Chicken Potato Roti Almond Gazpacho with Green Grapes Chicken Pot Pie with Mushrooms and Leeks Peppery Roasted Squash Pâté Tipsy Tomato Shooters Chicken with Roasted Red Pepper Sauce Goat Cheese and Sun-Dried Tomato Crostini Summer Borscht Chicken Tonnato Brandade de Morue Watercress Vichyssoise Basque-Style Chicken Smoked Trout Spread Beet Soup with Lemongrass and Lime Five-Alarm Chicken Indian-Spiced Sweet Potato Chips Vichyssoise with Celery Root and Watercress Buffalo Chicken Wings Indian-Style Potato Fritters Cream of Corn Soup Southwestern-Style Chile Chicken with Wehani Truffle-Spiked Potato Croquettes Cucumber Soup Avgolemono Rice Chilly Dilly Crab Tomato and Rice Soup Avgolemono Chicken in Ancho-Laced Pepita Sauce Anchovy Crostini Jump-Start Tomato Soup Mexican-Style Chicken with Chorizo Not-Your-Mother’s Onion Dip Easy Borscht Mexican-Style Chicken with Cilantro and Smoked Salmon Spread Ginger-Laced Beet Soup with Orange Lemon Roasted Garlic and Mushroom Pâté Cranberry Borscht Indian-Style Cashew Chicken Potted Shrimp Sweet Green Pea Soup Indian-Style Chicken with Puréed Spinach Potted Cheddar Split Green Pea Soup with Mint Cream Lemongrass Roasted Chicken Potted Beef Sorrel Soup Grilled Lemongrass Chicken Wings Tuna Pâté Creamy Cauliflower Soup Indonesian Chicken Parmesan Crisps Old-Fashioned Cream of Mushroom Soup Cilantro Chicken Kabobs Spicy Cheddar Crisps Sumptuous Celery Soup Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce Roasted Red Pepper Dip Orange-Spiked Carrot Soup Chicken and Wheat Berry Salad with Avocado Tunnato Spread Soup à la Crécy Turkey Meatballs in Tomato Sauce Smoked Oyster Hummus Gingery Carrot Soup with Orange and Parsley Not-Too-Corny Turkey Chili with Sausage Tuna Tapenade Carrot-and-Coriander-Spiked Sunchoke Soup Turkey Mole Basil and White Bean Spread Leek and Celery Soup with Stilton Roasted Chicken Garlic Salad Sandwiches Smoked Salmon and Red Caviar Mousse Creamy Leek Soup with Blue Cheese New Orleans Bourbon Chicken Salmon Herb Mousse on Stone Ground Peppery Cream of Turnip Soup Jerk Chicken Crackers Curried Parsnip Soup with Green Peas Mushroom-Crusted Chicken continued inside ISBN 978-0-7788-0250-1 • 648 pages • 7" x 10" Index • 32 pages of color photographs $27.95 CA • $24.95 US • Publication Date: September 2010 Easy Ketchup Moroccan-Style Couscous Stuffing French Chocolate Cookies Sweet Red Pepper Relish Sage and Onion Stuffing Gingersnaps Fresh Herb Tomato Dipping Sauce Fast and Easy Pizza Dough Greek Butter Cookies Homemade Ketchup All-Butter Pie Pastry Dough Lemon Shortbread Cookies Pesto and Tomato Sauce Whole Wheat Pie Crust Lavender Snap Tea Cookies Garden Fresh Pesto Sauce Spiced Pie Pastry Dough Macadamia Crunch Cookies Roasted Red Pepper Sauce Buttery Tart Pastry Dough Maple Sugar Cookies Tomato Sauce Chocolate Tart Pastry Mexican Wedding Cakes Plum Sauce Smooth Peanut butter Oatmeal Raisin Cookies Blue Cheese Peppercorn Dressing Chunky Honey Roasted Peanut Butter Orange Cranberry Cookies Avocado Tamarind Cashew Dressing Cashew Honey Butter Orange Butter Cookies Raspberry Vinaigrette Mixed Nut Butter Peanut Butter Cookies Drunken Fresh Herb Marinade Sunflower Seed Butter Pineapple Island Cookies Jamaican Seafood Rub Thumbprint Jam Cookies Hot and Spicy BBQ Rub Yeast Breads, Quick Breads Pumpkin Harvest Cookies Creamy Herb Dressing Snickerdoodles Cucumber Dressing and Muffins Sugar and Spice Cookies Peppercorn Dressing Lemon Citrus Scones Sugar Cookies Zesty Tomato Onion Dressing Toasted Three-Nut Scones Tangy Lemon Butter Cookies Thousand Island Dressing Chocolate Chocolate Muffins Fruitcake Cookies Tomato Basil Dressing Strawberry Muffins Vanilla Rose Cookies with Rose Crème Filling Roasted Garlic Dressing Potato Cheddar Rolls Almond Pumpkin Bars Roasted Honey Garlic Dressing Big Ranch Cornbread Buttermilk Brownie Muffins Oahu Dressing Perfect Pound Cake Key Lime Bars Pecan Pesto Dressing Buttermilk Corn Bread Lemon Oatmeal Bars Louisiana French Dressing Corn Muffins Lemon Raspberry Nut Bars Maple Balsamic Dressing Banana Pear Bread Peanut Butter Chocolate Bars Marriott’s Creamy Peppercorn Dressing Nutmeg Oatmeal Bread Peanut Butter and Jelly Bars Crushed Pecan Blue Cheese Dressing Cinnamon Shortcake All-Rich Butter Cookies Cucumber Garlic Creamy Dressing California Zucchini Cake Lemon Citrus Cookies Feta Cheese Dressing Spicy Gingerbread Orange Zest Cookies French Honey Dressing Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins Strawberry Almond Cookies Lime Cilantro Cream Dressing Pesto Herb Bread Pecan Pumpkin Harvest Cookies Creamy Dill Dressing German Holiday Stollen Bread Oatmeal Cinnamon Raisin Cookies Creamy Poppy Seed Dressing Chocolate Banana Bread Peanut Sandwich Cookies Creamy Two-Cheese Italian 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