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I adore Joanne Harris' work and find her writing magical. Her use of description and her characters unfold in your mind so easily that I feared that any

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Joanne Fluke is a best-selling author of mysteries and thrillers. Best known for the Hannah Swensen cozy culinary series, she has also written dozens of grittier novels.

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Joanne Fluke is a multi-time national best-selling author or thrillers and mysteries. She is best-known for the Hannah Swensen series which incorporates delicious recipes into the story lines.

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These sweet rolls are inspired by Joanna Gaines Magnolia Table Cookbook and Cook's Illustrated recipe. This is the perfect breakfast treat that doesn't require yeast or the extra time to rise the dough.

I have a love/hate relationship with the Hannah Swenson culinary mystery series by Joanne Fluke. Early on I read the books because I enjoyed them. These days I think I read them just to torture myself. I do enjoy the Hallmark movies based upon the series, and I do enjoy the recipes that are incorporated throughout the books. This recipe is one of them. These cookies are called Pecan Divines, and are from the book, Fudge Cupcake Murder. I'm not quite sure why they're called that because, essentially, they're nothing more than a chocolate chip cookie. The difference is they're very crisp, and I like a crisp cookie. These are made with melted rather than softened butter, and it yields a very nice texture. I will be making these again, but I think I'll probably use mini chocolate chips and twice as many pecans. Try them for yourself and see what you think. The cookie baking season will soon be upon us, and this is going to be a crowd pleaser on your tray. Joanne Fluke's Pecan Divines 2 cups melted butter 1 1/2 cups brown sugar 3 cups white sugar 4 tsps. vanilla 4 tsps. baking soda 2 tsps. salt 4 beaten eggs 5 cups flour (not sifted) 3 cups chocolate chips 4 cups chopped pecans Melt the butter. Mix in the brown sugar and the white sugar. Add the vanilla and the baking soda. Mix thoroughly. Add the eggs and stir it all up. Then add half the flour, the chocolate chips, and the chopped pecans. Stir well to incorporate. Add the rest of the flour and mix thoroughly. Drop by teaspoons onto greased cookie sheets, 12 cookies to a standard sheet. If the dough is too sticky to handle, chill it slightly and try again. Bake at 350° F for 10 to 12 minutes, or until nicely browned. Let cool on cookie sheet for 2 minutes, then remove to a wire rack. Yield: Approximately 10 dozen. This post is linked to: Inspire Me Tuesday, Tuesdays At Our Home, Two Cup Tuesday, Celebrate Your Story, Homemaking Party Tuesday, Wow Us Wednesday, Wine’d Down Wednesday, Wake up Wednesday, Full Plate Thursday, Share Your Style, and Foodie Friday & Everything Else

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Joan Walsh Anglund was one of my most favorite Artists. I enjoyed her art, read her books and collected her funny simple Big-headed dolls. I collect anything JWA. I bought a birthday paper doll card with her art and kept it for quite sometime. I made seven ATC art dolls using almost everything from the one card. I even made a stand up card with the left-over little pieces of art. I made the legs or head move, depending on the clothing that Little Nell would be wearing. I made these for myself. Sometimes you just have to make somethings for yourself.

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Recipes are not only vital for Hannah to do her job, they are also one of the many reasons the Fandom has come to enjoy the book series. This page works as the DIRECTORY of the various RECIPES featured in the series of Joanne Fluke's Hannah Swensen books. On these pages, you can find the exact recipe and what books they are featured. Remember, that this Wikia is not a recipe website for anything not in the book series, and it also does not take claim for the recipes featured either. Click on you