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Most top chefs will tell you the same thing: When they finally escape from the elaborate labors they oversee in the kitchen, they crave late-night street food that’s poetically simple and satisfying: hot dogs, fried rice, a bowl of noodles For Enrique Olvera, the chef at Cosme in New York and Pujol in Mexico City, that hand-to-mouth haiku can be found in avocado tacos, which he scarfs down around the clock They serve as both “a comfort,” he said, and “a cultural expression.” In its most basic form, an avocado taco is like a two-bite couplet in praise of Mexican ingredients: a chewy corn tortilla enclosing creamy slices of the-butter-that-grows-on-trees
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This recipe trades in the traditional quiche crust for one made of crispy, hash-browned potatoes.
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Garlic, onions, soy sauce, and a touch of chili pepper add interest and a little heat to plain white rice.
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The crust for this mixed fruit tart is made with tons of heart-healthy almond meal, making it a delicious and feel-good dessert.
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A pack of frozen dinner rolls turns into a warm and sticky brunch favorite with butterscotch pudding, pecans, and brown sugar.
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This is a wonderfully spicy cream pasta with a hint of garlic and shallots. You also can add sauteed chicken or shrimp. Very easy and quick sauce to make if you are looking for a spicy entree.
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Marcia added pearl onions and grapes to her tender pork dish because "they're both sweet and juicy."
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Festive celery salad, perfect for entertaining! With sliced celery, dates, blue cheese, topped with maple-glazed hazelnuts.
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Ingredients: butter, turkey, spaghetti, onion, rigatoni
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Sea scallops and bay scallops differ in size and sweetness They also cook a little differently I love a good hard sear on a sea scallop, a little crust, and a splash of wine in the butter at the end to provide a silky acidity against the sweet of the meat