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Pastries

Sage, Bacon, and Cheddar Biscuits

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Pecan Biscuits with Orange-Honey Glaze

For an extra burst of orange flavor, mix some unsalted butter with grated orange peel to accompany these homespun biscuits.

Lemon and Blueberry Shortcakes

Lemon curd, lemon-cornmeal shortcakes, blueberry sauce and fresh blueberries are teamed in a winning dessert.

The Envelope Please

These savory pastry packages are a fitting presentation for Oscar night - plus they're perfect with the ham. This recipe makes few extras for second helpings.

Strawberry-Rhubarb Shortcakes

Any leftover compote is great served over vanilla ice cream or frozen yogurt.

Mixed Berry and Pecan Shortcakes

It's so easy to make these processor-quick biscuits ahead if you like. Then reheat, split and fill them with ice cream and berries just before serving.

Blueberry Coffeecake

We always had this coffeecake for birthday breakfasts and other special occasions. Even when we lived far away from Maine, the smell brought us back to Bar Harbor.

Biscuits

Many find that just one of these biscuits isn't enough. Fortunately, this quick recipe can easily be doubled.

Dried Cherry and Golden Raisin Turnovers

These turnovers could be served for breakfast, with coffee and juice, or for dessert.

Chocolate Pecan Gems Rosé

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Caraway Currant Scones

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Phyllo Pecan Crisps

This recipe was created to accompany Mocha Mousse with Kumquat Cranberry Sauce and Phyllo Crisps .

Chocolate-Peanut Butter Phyllo Purses

"My parents and I recently celebrated my mom's birthday at a local restaurant called The Farmhouse," writes Karen Eschenbach of Emmaus, Pennsylvania. "We ended a wonderful meal with an even better dessert—chocolate-peanut butter 'beggars' purses.'" Each elegant phyllo "purse" contains a flourless brownie topped with peanut butter and chocolate ganache.

Pineapple-Coconut Napoleons with Mascarpone Cream and Pineapple Syrup

The coconut tuiles (cookies) that go into this layered dessert (left) are delicate, so the recipe provides for quite a few extras to allow for breakage. Tuiles are also terrific with ice cream. The syrup gets an interesting (and delicious) kick from nontraditional dessert ingredients like black peppercorns and a jalapeño chili.
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