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This is my variation of a standard recipe. I like fresh basil and a little lemon rind, so those are basically my only changes. This is a quick and easy soup with flavors that impress all.
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The true magic of this blueberry Dutch baby is the contrast of texture between the crispy, crusty outside and the soft, custardy, fruity center.
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Roasting a whole fillet of fish might seem like a weekend-only treat, but cooking salmon this way is a luxury you should allow yourself on any old Tuesday, as it requires no additional preparation or skill Be sure to slather the vinegary herb sauce on the still-warm salmon to allow the warm spices and fresh herbs to get to know each other better.
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This very eggy egg bread is rich with butter and delicate in texture. Lemon zest and raisins add fine flavor.
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Chef John shows you how to perfect the world-famous Portuguese custard tarts, from buttering and folding the dough to incorporating the custard with the sugar syrup.
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A simple vegan butternut squash soup with ginger, apple, carrot, and coconut milk that is additionally sweetened with a bit of maple syrup.
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Topped with real pieces of cannoli shell, this no-bake, Italian cheesecake is the best of both dessert worlds.
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Lemon is chicken’s best friend — stuffed whole inside a roasting bird with a sprig of rosemary; wrapped in foil, baked soft and puréed for a sauce, à la Jean-Georges Vongerichten; or tossed with fennel and egg yolk for a rich, tangy sauce as in this recipe from the food writer Marlena Spieler It is a simple, rich and wonderfully elegant way to prepare the humble chicken breast First, lightly brown the chicken and remove it from the pan
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This recipe is by Molly O'Neill and takes 1 hour 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.