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Easy, healthful and infinitely adaptable, grain bowls are equally ideal for feeding a family (picky eaters can build it to suit their own tastes) and using up leftovers in the fridge You could also cook up the ingredients at the beginning of the week, and mix and match ingredients at will as the week progresses Try rice, quinoa, kamut, farro, freekeh, wheat berries, barley and grits for the grain (this recipe calls for mixing brown rice and quinoa for a nice variety of textures, but feel free to use just one or the other)
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Chicken is simmered in a sauce made with chili powder, almonds, banana, cinnamon, tortillas, pine nuts, sesame seeds, and chocolate for a delicious main course.
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Savory turkey meatballs served alongside a tangy, creamy mustard dip are a nice alternative to traditional beef and pork meatballs.
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Tortillas on a skewer = game-changer.
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This salad, which was featured in a Times article about Yotam Ottolenghi, was adapted from “Plenty,” his first cookbook It is rich with vegetables and fresh herbs, and is dead simple to make The salad comes together in under an hour, and is substantial enough for a warm evening’s supper.