Walnut
Apple Walnut Pancakes with Cinnamon Cream and Fudge Sauce '21' Club
These thin pancakes resemble crêpes more than the thick apple pancakes served at '21' back in the thirties and forties. They are definitely more delicate than the traditional version, but the flavors of apples and walnuts still hark back to their heftier ancestors. Most of the components of this recipe may be made ahead of time and the dessert assembled just prior to serving.
Wheat Berry Waldorf Salad
Wheat berries, minimally processed grains of whole wheat, are sometimes marketed as hard wheat.
Pound Cake with Vanilla Ice Cream and Apple Cider Sauce
The rich, creamy sauce is also delicious on crisps, puddings and cobblers.
Lorrie's Mother's Fruitcake
By Lynda Chernek
Spice Cookies with Raisins and Walnuts
By Kathleen Carrol
Mocha-Chip Cookies
By Etta Lou Schenzinger
Roasted Beets with Walnut Gorgonzola Dressing
Unfortunately, beets are not on the top-ten list of favorite foods for many people. Most people hate them because they've only eaten them boiled or canned, but I was fortunate enough to try the real thing at an early age. So they're on my top-ten list, and this recipe might just be a great way to get them on yours. The roasting brings out the sweetness and intensifies the depth of flavor that is lost when you boil. Once you roast a beet, you'll never go back.
Don't throw away the beet greens: braise or sauté them if they are large, or add them to salad greens if they are small.
The rich, thick Walnut Gorgonzola Dressing is also great on burgers or grilled portobello mushrooms or mixed into greens.
By Todd English and Sally Sampson
Sour Cream Maple Cake with Lemon Glaze
A wonderfully homey cake that's equally good with afternoon tea, after a meal, or for breakfast with a cup of Italian roast coffee. Maple sugar is available at some supermarkets and at many natural foods stores.
Walnut and Almond Cake with Orange Syrup
"In our family," writes Georgia I. Chletcos of Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, "we have a saying that the Greek kitchen is the original twenty-four-hour diner: It never closes. And being from a Greek family, I can say unequivocally that food is the center of our lives. The great thing about these home-style dishes is that they're generous to the cook and to everyone else: You don't have to be a pro to prepare them, there's always plenty to share, and you'll have a delicious meal on the table in no time."