Get the latest recipes from Debntim http://www.grouprecipes.com/people/debntim This is my husband’s signature authentic Southern scratch recipe ~ it’s the best I’ve ever had! Everyone who's ever eaten it begs for the recipe. With simple, inexpensive ingredients, it’s truly YUMMY! Just read through the directions, and follow them carefully; it’s not difficult, just requires TLC. Your family will love you for this one. http://www.grouprecipes.com/80708/tims-to-die-for-scratch-country-style-steak-with-gravy.html Chocolate? Tiramisu? Got coffee? Got milk? Yumm! http://www.grouprecipes.com/79938/chocolate-tiramisu-cups.html If you like creme brulee or caramel or toffee flavors, this one’s for you. It takes just a few minutes of prep, and, voila! Yummy for your tummy! Enjoy! http://www.grouprecipes.com/79926/creme-brulee-ish-cheesecake-bars.html Another call for chocoholics! This is a chewy, chocolatey divine treat! It’s so easy to make and makes a pretty presentation for all of your holiday treat baskets. Your chocolate lovers at home will gobble these right up! Enjoy! http://www.grouprecipes.com/79925/oreo-smores-brownies.html Chocoholics, beware! This is so easy and tastes so absolutely yummy! Enjoy! http://www.grouprecipes.com/79922/oreo-cheesecake-bites.html These crispy little treats will melt in your mouth. They make a pretty holiday presentation. Yumm! Enjoy! http://www.grouprecipes.com/79798/almond-meltaways.html This is an easy treat for anyone needing a chocolate or coffee fix! I love the coffee chocolate combination. So yummy! Enjoy! http://www.grouprecipes.com/79797/cappuccino-blossoms.html This yummy biscotti is almost too easy! With the red and green built right into the biscotti, it makes a great presentation. This is a yummy Christmas-time treat; they’ll disappear in a blink! http://www.grouprecipes.com/79743/pistachio-cherry-biscotti.html A colleague of mine sold this treat at a fundraiser for her infant granddaughter who needed an organ transplant. She had a bowl of the mix out so folks could ‘try before they buy’. This mix was the first thing to go ~ she had small baggie size as well as extra-large 5 pounders and gift sizes. You’ve got to try this one! Chocoholics, here it comes! Enjoy! http://www.grouprecipes.com/79651/dorlenes-holiday-snack-mix.html Yes, that’s her real name! We called her Aunt Myrt, and she was about a hundred when I was a young girl ~ I didn’t know Jiffy mix had been around that long! Every Southern girl has a recipe for cornbread; this is a great one for beginner cooks as well as you chefs out there! Tastes like scratch w/out all the bother. The creamed corn makes it just right! Yumm! Enjoy! http://www.grouprecipes.com/79643/miss-myrtles-cornbread.html