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There are so many ways to enjoy dairy — so here’s some inspiration. Get out there and whip up something delicious!

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  14. Fromage Fort

    Looking for a quick, tasty appetizer for your next party?! Cross the big pond with your taste buds and try this France inspired cheesy appetizer today!

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  58. Homemade Eggnog

    Homemade Eggnog, amazingly delicious, guests will know it came from your kitchen, not the store. Recipe is non-alcoholic family friendly. This cooked version has a silky smooth texture and avoids potential danger from eating raw eggs.

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  61. Mini Veggie Pizzas

    A delicious way to aim for your daily veggie servings! Get creative with different kinds of veggies and bring it all together with the protein and calcium in mozzarella cheese.

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  66. Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls

    A must have fall recipe! Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls are perfect for Halloween, Thanksgiving or anytime you want a soft warm pumpkin flavored cinnamon roll. They are so delicious they will become your next fall tradition. Try them out at your next breakfast or brunch.

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  67. Lemon Berry Crepes

    The recipe for these Lemon Berry Crepes comes from the brand new cookbook (released June 2) Dairy Good Cookbook: Everyday Comfort Food from America’s Dairy Farm Families. Since the cookbook is more than a recipe book, it’s really a glimpse into the life of America’s dairy farm families and where our food comes from, each recipe brings you into a farmer’s world – more than just making the recipe, you get to recreate an experience.

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  70. Green Smoothie

    This smoothie is great for athletes, kids, people on the go and anyone wanting a yummy, nutritious snack or simple meal. A full batch provides about 600 calories, 20 grams of protein and 13 grams of fiber, and it's packed with things we need more of - protein, omegas, and greens.

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  72. Caramel Apple Crunch

    Tasty, crispier, and lighter than more classic apple cobbler or apple crisp. This recipe was inspired by school kids across the country. In October they "crunched" into apples to celebrate local farmers and the delicious foods they provide to schools every day.

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  74. Bread Pudding

    Celebrating pioneer heritage - then and now! Although the recipe is centuries old it is still a trendy tasty dessert today. In days gone by it was a way to use old bread and waste not. Today it transforms from the trendy dessert to breakfast casserole to a flaky tart.

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  76. Wasatch Mountain Man Skillet

    Good and hearty breakfast in a stovetop supper. Rustic meat and potatoes, greens, egg, and creamy French Mornay sauce to top. Inspired by the Little America coffee shop in Salt Lake City and paying tribute to the western mountain men, and immigrants.

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  77. Soft Granola Bars

    Granola bars are often viewed as quick and healthy solutions for the on-the-go person. They can be a great source of energy, fiber, vitamins, and minerals to make for a healthier diet. By making them from scratch it allows you to control the ingredients used and taste desired, while maintaining health goals or resolutions. These homemade soft granola bars are perfect with a glass of milk for a grab-and-go breakfast or mid-afternoon snack.

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  80. Roasted Pumpkin Risotto

    Risotto is the ‘mac n cheese’ of Italian Cuisine! Creamy and delicious, infuse it with flavor or keep it simple and plain. Risotto is traditionally made with short grain rice such as arborio or carnaroli. The rice can be made ahead to save time later. This delicious recipe brings the comfort of fall and flavor with roasted pumpkin.

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  81. Classic Chicken Cordon Bleu

    This Classic Chicken Cordon Bleu recipe is perfect for a quick dinner or a family gathering! Made easy by filling the inside of the chicken with ham and swiss cheese then topped with a flavorful crumb coating. It's crunchy, creamy, and delicious!

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  82. Garlic Spaghetti Squash with Herb Brown Butter

    If you have a hard time getting your kids, or husband, to eat their vegetables then try spaghetti squash! The tasty browned butter on squash pairs excellent with herbs, spices and other ingredients. Spaghetti squash is traditionally thought of as a winter dish, but it also makes a light and tasty spring meal.

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  83. Spicy Sausage Butternut Soup

    Fall leaves, rainy weather, or snowy days are perfect for warm comfort soups. Any winter squash will work for the recipe, even canned pumpkin... but I highly suggest butternut squash. Butternut is sweet, rich, and small enough to be easily managed.

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  85. Orange Dream Parfait

    Yogurt is packed with protein, calcium (often Vitamin D) and it tastes delicious. Containing less lactose than milk, it's a great option for those who suffer from lactose intolerance. Adding fruit delivers antioxidants, vitamin C and natural sweetness, and topping with a whole grain cereal or granola packs fiber, additional and B-vitamins. A yogurt parfait delivers ALL of the nutrients of concern (calcium, potassium, vitamin D & dietary fiber), which makes them a great addition to lunchrooms across the country.

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  86. Citrus Trout

    Delicious Utah Trout seasoned with citrus and served with Horseradish infused Crème Fraiche is a fish story everyone will enjoy! In addition trout is also a good for you. It’s an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids and protein while being low in fat. Give this great recipe a try for a new family favorite.

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  88. Steak and Potato Salad

    Meat & potato lover or salad lover? No need to choose sides with this great spring and summer dinner recipe! It has all the grilled steak and potato flavor for the meat lover supported by lovely greens for the salad lover.

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  89. Tex-Mex Grilled Cheese

    One of the things I love about being American is the diverse cultural background we have. Growing up a part Dutch, Irish, English, and Cherokee kid living in practically Mexico, I was subject to a lot of different tastes and styles. This Tex-Mex Grilled Cheese was created with many of my favorite flavors and seasonal foods in mind. Served with a mouthwatering Texas Grapefruit Jalapeño Chutney and homemade Jicama Ketchup, this cheesy sandwich is perfect any time of the year!

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  90. Tomato Herb Tart

    What is a "Winter Tart?" Make it in the winter and you'll kick the cold winter blues right out. But this delicious recipe is perfect any time of the year. If you make it in the spring and you'll enjoy it all summer long!

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