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Sara Bir

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Writer, food librarian, pawpaw obsessive.
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These Creamy No-Bake Lemon Bars Are the Easiest Summer Dessert I Make

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By Sara Bir
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Credit: Simply Recipes / Photo by Morgan Hunt Ward / Food Styling by Emily Nabors Hall / Prop Styling by Phoebe Hausser These bars deliver bright lemon flavor with a creamy, soft, smooth filling. With just four ingredients, this recipe keeps prep simple and cleanup super easy. There’s no oven needed, so it suits hot days, kid helpers, and limited kitchens. I love lemon bars. For some reason, they always feel like a bit of a production, so I don’t often make them.
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These Creamy No-Bake Lemon Bars Are the Easiest Summer Dessert I Make

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By Sara Bir
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3 Best Ice Cream Cakes at the Grocery Store, According to a Professional Cook Raise your hand if you, like me, assumed that picking up an ice cream cake meant submitting an order form to the ice cream shop way ahead of when you …
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The 3-Ingredient Southern Sandwich I’m Eating All Summer Long

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By Sara Bir
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Credit: Simply Recipes / Photo by Morgan Hunt Ward / Food Styling by Emily Nabors Hall / Prop Styling by Phoebe Hausser This classic Southern sandwich comes together with just four ingredients and ten minutes of prep. Adding pimento cheese makes a simple tomato sandwich filling enough for lunch or a light dinner. Lightly toasting the bread adds crunch that offsets the juicy tomato and rich pimento cheese. No sandwich better encapsulates summer than a big slab of tomato on white bread.
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