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This slow-cooked casserole of white beans and several kinds of meat has long been considered the pinnacle of regional French home cooking It takes planning (you’ll need to find all the ingredients), time and a good deal of culinary stamina But the voluptuous mix of aromatic beans surrounding rich chunks of duck confit, sausages, roasted pork and lamb and a crisp salt pork crust is well worth the effort
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Recipes for panzanella (a Florentine bread salad popular in the summer) typically call for tomatoes, but in the spring, Mike Lata prefers using seasonal ingredients like asparagus and radishes.
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Ooooooh, is this sandwich a tasty way to use-up some of the leftover turkey and dressing.
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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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This mouth-watering sensation will have your taste buds reeling! lemon yogurt and poppy seeds are blended with yellow cake mix and baked in a Bundt pan!
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Get "Greek" Key Lime Pie Recipe from Food Network
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Get Crazy-Delicious Cheesy Cherry Danish Recipe from Food Network
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Greek yogurt adds creaminess to these poppy seed muffins that are perfectly moist and delicious.
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Heirloom potato salad with a light vinaigrette.
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Roast beef, Neufchatel cheese, tomatoes, and greens are all wrapped up in multi-grain wraps for this light and tasty lunch.
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Chefs have a way of taking the most humble ingredient and elevating it, which is what Andy Ticer and Michael Hudman of Hog & Hominy in Memphis did with sweet potatoes The trick is to confit thick slices slow in fat, which transforms the texture into silk They use pork fat at their restaurants, but home cooks can get a similar effect with olive oil seasoned with some bacon fat