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READER RECIPE FAVORITES: GAME-DAY DISHES


Chicken Satay & Spicy Peanut Dip Three-Seed Pate Oat-Date Bars


Black Bean Enchiladas


Flatbread Pizza with Spinach and Capers


Try them @ deliciousliving.com/recipes. And let us know which recipes you love the most!


14 deliciousliving | february 2012


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