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Store-bought croutons simply can’t compete with homemade ones To begin with, your raw ingredients are almost certainly of a higher quality, and hence more delicious, than the stuff anyone else will use What’s more, the rustic, uneven shape of torn croutons, like these croutons from "Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat" by Samin Nosrat, lends a variety of textures to your salads
Ingredients: sourdough bread, olive oil
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A Sardinian classic with littleneck clams and a touch of saffron.
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A favorite in Tuscany and at our house, this dish is also delicious served with grilled meats. (I love grilled sausages with it.)
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Chopped cauliflower, broccoli, and carrots are tossed with fresh herbs and garlic, golden raisins, toasted pumpkin seeds, olive oil, and cider vinegar.
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This is a sweet and tangy French dressing with subtle tastes of bell peppers and pimientos, accented by the flavor of olive oil.
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The secret to this sweet, slightly tangy dish: the touch of sherry vinegar in the glaze.
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Get Hickory-smoked Pork Chops with Bleu Cheese Mashed Potatoes and Caramelized Pears and Onion Straws Recipe from Food Network
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For a nutritious and wholesome meal, yet not lacking in flavour, look no further. You would probably not find this dish in a Middle Eastern restaurant. It is the type of everyday dish served to the family. White kidney beans are slowly cooked in a tomato based sauce. Serve it over plain white rice.
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Fact: The cauliflower cancels out the cheesiness—and the bacon.
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