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Babka I Ready Time: "Traditional Polish Easter bread. Serve as a coffee cake for breakfast or with tea."

Bacon Cheddar Pinwheels Ready Time: 30 Min "In New Franklin, Missouri, Marlene Wyatt bakes up these fast flaky rolls that are perfect any time of the day. 'Try them with scrambled eggs at breakfast or with potato soup at lunch,' she recommends. 'Our family also enjoys them with a little butter as a snack.'"

Bacon Cheddar Round Ready Time: 45 Min "In Winnsboro, Texas, Dorothy Collins often stirs up a 'round' of this cheesy bread. 'With just six ingredients, the moist bread mixes up in just minutes,' she reports. 'Of course, it gets gobbled up quickly, too!'"

Bacon Cheese Muffins Ready Time: 25 Min "The first time I made these muffins, my husband thought he'd gone to heaven! I found the recipe in an old cookbook and added more spices for a little extra zip."

Bacon Cheese Treats Ready Time: 25 Min "These treats are great and they go fast!"

Bacon Corn Bread Ready Time: 40 Min "'Central Illinois is one of the major corn and pork producing areas of the country, so why wouldn't this bread be a favorite here? asks Carol Roper of Litchfield, Illinois. She dresses up a basic batter with corn, onion and cheese, then tops it with poppy seeds and bacon."

Bacon Dumplings Ready Time: 30 Min "Dumplings with the flavor of fresh cooked bacon. A tasty change from ordinary dumplings."

Bacon Onion Breadsticks Ready Time: 45 Min "With a delicious blend of bacon, butter and onion, these soft breadsticks are hard to resist. Our family enjoys them with soup and salad."

Bacon-Egg English Muffin Ready Time: 15 Min "Terry Kuehn of Waunakee, Wisconsin stacks cheese, Canadian bacon and poached eggs on an English muffin to make this appealing eye-opener. Perfect for one, this delicious open-face sandwich is special enough for guests, too."

Bacon-Onion Pan Rolls Ready Time: 40 Min "'These buttery bacon-filled rolls are a favorite item at family get-togethers,' reports Liz Vaughn of Mt. Prospect, Illinois. 'We have to hide them from our two sons-in-law or there wouldn't be any left for dinner!'"