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tearoomcocoFeatured Recipe:
Coconut Toast
Big slices of homemade bread soaked in a mixture of butter, vanilla, egg, sugar, and coconut, topped with pecans then baked and broiled. Delicious!

Recipes come from the good cooks in the Chickens in the Road Forum Community! New recipes are added on an ongoing basis to the Just Recipes board and this cookbook is updated regularly with the latest. Bookmark this page!

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