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Little buttermilk biscuit cups are baked with a savory mixture of bacon and tomato inside.
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Clams are cooked with chile oil and fresh Thai basil in this quick and easy recipe.
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Prawn and scallop tortellini is a perfect summer dinner. The creaminess of the goat cheese mixed with the seafood creates a nice blend of textures.
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Haloumi cheese balances the sharp flavors of this salad.
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Chris Santos' recipe for Rigatoni with Merguez sausage, ricotta, and brown butter
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This winter fruit salad will add lots of flavor and vitamins during the cold season - apples, pears, clementines, kiwi, and pomegranate combine into a colorful treat.
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This recipe is as versatile as they come. Trade out the peas for edamame (fresh green soybeans). Not a fan of goat cheese? How about some fresh grated Romano...
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This simple stovetop lamb stew is seasoned with only a pinch of saffron and a splash of wine, then showered with lots of chopped mint Once assembled, this fragrant stew takes only about an hour to cook It has a bright-flavored lightness that makes it ideal for these balmy evenings
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This recipe is by Rena Coyle and takes About 1 hour 30 minutes, plus refrigeration. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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The classic pairing of lamb with bright green mint jelly has largely gone away, but lamb and mint is a delicious combination. Chef John combines fresh mint with orange marmalade as a tasty substitute for the store-bought jelly.
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Using a blend of Mediterranean herbs and spices and a touch of cinnamon, these tender grilled lamb chops are served with orange and fresh mint sauce.
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Sweet crab meat and even sweeter sugar snap peas are a lovely match in this green-flecked springtime pasta Don’t overlook the final garnish of olive oil, lemon juice, black pepper and flaky sea salt – it really brings out the saline flavor of the crab Try replacing the mint with basil or chives, or even with tender pea shoots, which will increase the pea quotient in a delightful way.