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Celebrate spring with this refreshing green salad topped with fresh berries, blue cheese, walnuts, and a blueberry-balsamic dressing.
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One of the most popular "Special Order" dishes from my former Korean Restaurant. These spicy wings are great as an appetizer, "finger food" on game days, or as...
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Making kimchi is not about precise measurements. It's about taste. Many things can influence the final result, like the taste of the unseasoned cabbage. Some...
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Homemade beef gravy makes good use of dry onion soup mix in this easy recipe that will whip up a pot of savory sauce in less than an hour.
Ingredients: garlic, water, soup mix, beef, milk, flour
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This corn bread recipe uses beer, buttermilk, green onion, and jalapeno pepper.
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When vegetables bite back! Delicious onions make a perfect ingredient to a well-balanced, fresh and crunchy salad that goes perfectly with BBQ delights.
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Let your air fryer deliver crispy, golden spring rolls stuffed with rice noodles, ground beef, and vegetables and rolled with love and care!
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Another Royal version of a common dish. Jap Jae is good as prepared in many Korean restaurants. But restaurants take shortcuts such as cooking all or most of...
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In this traditional Hunan recipe, whole chicken is poached, de-boned, and stir-fried with chile, ginger, rice wine, and Szechuan peppercorns.
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Jonathon Sawyer is no snob Although he runs the kitchens in a slew of acclaimed restaurants in the Cleveland area, including The Greenhouse Tavern, the chef decided to honor Thanksgiving and his home state, Ohio, by sending along a personal recipe that calls to mind the processed-food delights that, for decades, characterized the cooking of the Midwest “Think of this salad as a little slice of nostalgia from the canned-and-frozen households of the mid-20th century,” he wrote in an email
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This recipe is by Julia Moskin and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.