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This is French onion soup made the easy way! It's the perfect starter for fall or winter dinners. The secret is a splash of sherry vinegar and sherry wine. Top with a slice of baguette bread, sprinkle with Gruyere, and broil to golden brown for an impressive first course.
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An easy tomatillo sauce recipe adapted from Rick Bayless. You will need fresh tomatillos, onion, garlic, cilantro, serrano chiles, and chicken broth.
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Turkey gravy made with from-scratch stock is enriched with the drippings of the roasted turkey, plus a bit of tomato paste and red currant jelly to deepen the flavors.
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Carrots and parsnips glazed with an orange juice reduction is a perfect side dish for holiday celebrations.
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Ramen noodles are served cold with chili sauce, cucumber, and carrot slices as well as ham and egg. This is a common cold noodle salad in Japan, and always great to eat when the weather is hot.
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Use real chicken fat (schmaltz) to make this chopped liver the best ever. Served with matzos, it makes a perfect seder appetizer.
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Curried chicken salad spooned into endive "boats" for a crisp, delightful appetizer.
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The idea behind this recipe was to create a contemporary American chicken dinner The result is a whole-bird meal that takes a bit more time and effort than a simple roast chicken but offers an outcome that is just short of mind-blowing, with a variety of tastes and textures the classic cannot touch You can make this dish with chicken parts and water or canned stock, but it’s more efficient — and far tastier — to begin with a three-to-four-pound chicken and go through the whole process
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Marcia Kiesel uses porcini mushrooms to make her chicken thigh sauté with roasted garlic cloves.
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Recipe for Citrus Pomegranate Chicken Over Whole Wheat Couscous, as seen in the January 2006 issue of 'O, The Oprah Magazine.'
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It takes three chefs 12 hours to prepare Wylie Dufresne's chicken confit with peas and carrots at his WD-50 restaurant in Manhattan, but less than an hour for a home cook to make this one.