Roll out and cut leftover pie dough into desired shapes to make easy strudels, homemade toaster-style pastries, or turnovers.

A five-ingredient wonder, this no-bake eggnog pie belongs on every Southern holiday dessert table, alongside classic cakes and cookies. Its creamy, cool bite is a welcome change of pace.

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With this in mind, it’s best to combine the dry ingredients—flour, salt, and a little sugar—in a bowl, then toss 1-inch chunks of cold butter into the flour mixture until fully coated. Then work the ...

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