A almond custard is baked during a soured cream pie shell, topped with a tangy cheese and soured cream topping and adorned with slices of fresh melon and mango. Just before serving, it 's brushed with an jelly glaze.
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Waffle is a great food that can be enjoyed in breakfast or in your regular break time. The nicest thing about waffles is that its easy to prepare and all you need are simple ingredients and a few cooking tools. Below is the recipe and the most simplest way to prepare waffles.
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See! Very simple recipes and preparation. If you don't have any waffle iron, it's okay because you can use any pan and make it a simple pan cake. That's it! An almond and sugar streusel provides a middle layer and topping for this luxury coffee cake. A sweet orange glaze is the final touch.
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