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Marshmallow Brownies Ready Time: 40 Min "'Picnickers of all ages will love these yummy bars loaded with goodies!' predicts Renee Schwebach, a field editor from Dumont, Minnesota."

Marshmallow Cream with Custard Sauce Ready Time: 45 Min "This dessert has always been a favorite of my husband and children. The original recipe came from my great-grandmother and has been passed down through the generations."

Marshmallow Graham Dessert Ready Time: 20 Min "We kids could always find room for one of these cool, yummy squares even after a big meal. For a light, fluffy treat, this sweet and creamy blend with bits of pineapple mixed in just can't be beat! -Lucile H. Proctor, Panguitch, Utah"

Marshmallow Log Ready Time: 45 Min "We included our own measurements but you can vary them if you like!"

Marty's Loosemeat Sandwich Ready Time: 30 Min "An easy loose-meat sandwich. The beer gives it nice flavor."

Mary Anne's Moist and Nutty Carrot Loaf Ready Time: 1 Hr "This moist, dense and nutty Carrot Bread has been a family tradition for years."

Mary's Meatloaf Ready Time: 2 Hrs 20 Min "This meatloaf recipe is the only one I use now because my family loves it, and it is very easy to make."

Marzetti Ready Time: 1 Hr "I got this recipe from a friend, who got it from her aunt, who got it from...who knows? Whatever the original source, it's a tasty favorite that's a cinch to make.--Margaret Adams, North Vernon, Indiana"

Marzipan Candy Ready Time: "Marzipan can be a great cover for a cake, or cut out fun shapes to decorate cakes, cookies, or eat alone. You will need a little frosting to glue the marzipan to a cookie or cake and it can make for a yummy treat. It is especially yummy on a cake with cream and a little bit of your choice of jam between the layers!"

Mashed Potato 'n' Parsnip Ready Time: 35 Min "'This favorite root vegetables recipe originated with my mother, who loved parsnips,' recalls Doreen Saunders of Kingston, Ontario. 'I've continued the tradition of serving it for special occasions or Sunday dinners.'"