The 10 Best Instagram Recipes From September
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BBQ burgers, baked french toast, and a sweet & savory crostini.
There’s something rewarding about making homemade versions of food that is typically store-bought. Over on the HuffPost Taste Instagram, readers were loving recipes that showed how to make treats like pop tarts and angel food cake from scratch.
Some other favorite dishes of the month included roasted Brussels sprouts, spicy ramen and mint chocolate chip cupcakes. Try the recipes below, and be sure to let us know which ones you like best!
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