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You may be surprised by the quantity of slivered kale that goes into this risotto It will cook down as you stir and simmer the rice Get into the habit of cooking and freezing grains ahead so you can make multigrain risottos like this without having to take the extra step of cooking the quinoa — though it only takes 15 to 20 minutes to cook this grain
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Blue cheese, jalapeno and Swiss cheese round out these huge grilled burgers. These delicious burgers will make you think twice about eating chicken!
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The authentic version of this sweet, fragrant bean salad requires about three times as much olive oil In Turkey, borlotti beans or red beans would be used; I prefer pink beans, available in many supermarkets The salad is adapted from a recipe by the cookbook author Clifford Wright.
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Simple pizza-flavored appetizers, inspired by the ones you can get at Italian bakeries and markets in Rhode Island, have optional pepperoni. It's best made with bulk pizza dough rather than a premade refrigerated crust.
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Before they are deviled, these hard-cooked eggs are pickled in rice vinegar, brown sugar and garlic, along with slivered red onions The pickling brine dyes the egg whites deep pink, and the onions turn pungently sweet and sour, making a terrific garnish for the deviled eggs And after the eggs are gone, you’ll still be left with plenty of pickled onions that will last for weeks in the refrigerator
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These have a delicate texture and a wonderful savory taste They’re a little tricky to turn, as they can fall apart Don’t make them too thick and use an offset spatula, and it will be easier for you