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Napa cabbage has a delicate peppery taste and is wonderful in this salad full of almonds, sesame seeds, and crumbled Ramen noodles.
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This anise-flavored Lebanese cake is a beautiful golden color thanks to turmeric powder; try it the next time you want a unique dessert.
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Easiest possible fool-proof chicken breast dinner ever. Easy enough for every day, fancy enough for company. Basically pop it in the oven and go about your business...
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Green mung beans, soaked overnight, are mixed with rice flour, coconut, vegetables, and spices in this nutritious breakfast bread, snack, or lunch. Serve with the chutney or pickle of your choice.
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This recipe is by Steven Raichlen and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This Sri Lankan curry goes together fairly quickly despite the long list of ingredients I used skinless, boneless thigh meat, because it always stays moist and can absorb a lot of flavor from a short marinade in ginger, garlic and spices To intensify the taste, the cashews and coconut are used two ways
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This is a great bread for seed lovers, one of the tastiest I've tried.
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Just a little curry powder makes a simple cold chicken salad a standout.
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Tuna salad is tossed with shoestring potatoes for a delightful crunch.
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This recipe was designed for new parents, who must cook stealthily to keep from waking an infant The silent chef must follow a few simple, yet unforgiving rules: any busy, attention-demanding work has to happen before baby's bedtime; recipes must easily tolerate a lengthy span between prep and finish, ideally resting at room temperature to lessen the mess and effort involved in refrigerating and reheating; and the final steps, after baby's bedtime, have to be both quiet and fairly routine.
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Anyone who has spent time in New Mexico knows that fiery red chile sauce, made with local dried chiles, finds its way into most meals there, enhancing plates of huevos rancheros or enchiladas But just as often, it is the base for a meat stew, usually beef, pork or lamb The dish is known as carne adovada, and it is insanely good