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As I was playing around with the mixture for these not-too-sweet scones I learned that if I used as much liquid (in the form of buttermilk or yogurt) as I usually do in my scones, they wouldn’t be flaky That is because the apple provides plenty of liquid You just need to add enough buttermilk or yogurt to bring the dough together
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This recipe is adapted from “The Silver Palate Cookbook,” written by Sheila Lukins and Julee Rosso, who through their store in Manhattan, the Silver Palate, introduced bisteeya and poppy-seed dressing to the Upper West Side For many, their cookbook, originally published in 1982, was a book of revelations: even if you hadn’t mastered the art of French cooking, a meal of chicken Marbella and an indulgent dessert, cooked with confidence, was not beyond your grasp Enter this decadent chocolate cake, whose title belies its incredible simplicity
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This moist loaf, made with olive oil and yogurt, is less sweet and more complexly flavored than most zucchini breads Grated lemon zest gives a gentle brightness, while brown sugar adds a caramel sweetness, and cinnamon makes it spicy and rich Serve slices plain or buttered, or spread thickly with cream cheese for a more tangy and luscious variation.
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In Italy, bricklayers and plutocrats alike eat the same thing for lunch: panini, sandwiches layered with meat and cheese and flattened between two searing griddles Today they're almost as common as cappuccino in America, albeit much cheaper and easier to make One affordable panini press, and you're on the fast track to the perfect party food.
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Thin, buttery cookies loaded with chocolate chips.
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Class French Croque Monsieur recipe, toasted ham and Swiss cheese sandwich, topped with a bechamel sauce of butter, flour, milk, nutmeg, Parmesan and Gruyere.
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This recipe is by Dena Kleiman and takes 1 hour 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This is a rich and hearty pudding of citron, raisins and pecans baked with butter, sugar, eggs, flour, bread crumbs and warm spices. Serve warm or chilled.
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A delicious bread machine bread great for french toast, grilled sandwiches, or toast. It has no fat and very little sugar.
Ingredients: water, sugar, salt, bread flour, yeast
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Crystallized ginger adds its special warm taste to this fancy strawberry-rhubarb pie. There's a crumb topping right underneath the pretty latticed top crust. Perfect for Mother's Day!
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These individual tartlets have a Cheddar-spiked, buttery crust holding a filling of honey-drizzled roasted vegetables and creamy ricotta You can use any roasted vegetables here, changing up the mix to suit the seasons Late summer is perfect for some combination of zucchini, eggplant, peppers, tomatoes and even corn
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To vary the filling here, use 4 pounds of stone fruit (peaches, nectarines, and apricots) cut into large wedges; or 4 pounds of plums, cut into 1-inch cubes; or 6 pints of blueberries plus 2 tablespoons of fresh lemon juice.