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This recipe was brought to The Times in 2003 by Nigella Lawson, the British cookbook author and culinary celebrity, as part of an article encouraging readers to bake with yeast – an act all too often unnecessarily fraught with anxiety The payoff for tackling one's fear, she argued, is big Enter these pillowy, butter-rich buns dotted with semisweet chocolate and pistachios
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This quick bread recipe is flavored with sharp Irish cheddar cheese, tart Granny Smith apples, and a hint of sage.
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This Asian-inspired hummus recipe swaps in edamame beans and toasted sesame oil for the traditional garbanzo beans and tahini.
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Because they are so moist, these brownies don’t cut into nice straight-edged squares like cakier confections do Letting them cool completely before slicing helps them keep their shape If you dig in while they are still warm, you might end up with something that is not just pudding-like but is unnervingly close to actual pudding, especially in the center
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These chocolate, banana, and pecan cookies from Ottolenghi are super rich and fudgy, and are best eaten within a day of being baked, which is not at all a hard...
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My challah varies according to the weather and my whim The basic formula has changed through the years; I use less sugar and oil now and fewer eggs The key is knowing that you can always add more flour to your dough if it is too sticky, but it is hard to make a soft dough if you start off with too much flour
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Succulent, fat, fresh asparagus is thinly sliced by hand for this raw salad — easier than you'd think, and safer than using a mandoline It’s very refreshing and bright tasting.
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The Neelys' spice up their homemade macaroni and cheese with sausage.
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Those big, soft pretzels rolled in coarse salt are yours to bake at home with basic bread ingredients you probably already have in your pantry.
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Try this stuffed zucchini filled with a creamy ground beef sauce for a nice change. The white sauce with Parmesan cheese has a hint of nutmeg and white pepper for subtle flavor. Zucchinis are precooked, so they need only a short time in the oven.