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When people speak of Mediterranean food they are most often referring to that of Spain, southern France, Italy and Greece The conversation occasionally includes the Middle East, but rarely North Africa The primary reason for this is a lack of exposure, because often when people taste good North African food (no, it isn't all couscous), they become instant converts
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With a crackling, caramelized brown sugar topping, these custardy slices of French toast resemble crème brûlée Start them soaking the night before, then pop them in the oven in the morning for one of the most decadent brunches imaginable Even better, you can bake a pan of bacon at the same time
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Here's an idea: Spend the same $30, or $50 or $100 or $300 on meat that you now spend each week or month, but buy less and buy better You might compare this to an annual purchase of 20 $5 T-shirts made by child labor versus one of five $20 T-shirts made by better-paid and better-treated workers from organic cotton Expensive meat from real farms is a more extreme example of this less-is-better policy
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Honey brings out the floral, aromatic qualities of quince in this fall and winter fruit pie. This recipe also works very well using half apples, half quince.
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A lightly fried slice of eggplant replaces the dough in this versatile pizza.
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This old-fashioned recipe features a light mousse made from dried plums. Top with whipped cream before serving, if desired.
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Covered in garlic croutons and baked with mozzarella cheese, this easy-to-make eggplant Parmesan casserole is great for a first-time cook.
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These refrigerator dill spears are great with a sandwich, as a stand-alone snack, or chopped up as hot dog relish.
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Large chunks of toasted pita stay delightfully crunchy in this bread salad, laced with white anchovies and topped with a garlicky sour cream dressing.
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Spread onto toast with a spoonful of the parsley salad, the marrow is warm and fat and spiky from the peppery greens.
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A twist on Alsatian choucroute garnie made with kielbasa, pork spareribs, and potatoes.