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Bow-tie pasta, dried cranberries, sliced almonds, and celery are tossed with a mayonnaise and apple cider-based dressing in this tangy pasta salad recipe.
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White beans and ham are combined with carrots, onion and spices in this simple, yet classic, soup.
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My mom has been making this basic sloppy joe recipe for so long that when I asked her how she made them, she had to make a batch to be sure of the measurements. These are no fancy joes - nothing but lots of sloppy, zesty mess! Beef may be used instead of turkey. Perfect for potluck or game day.
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A turkey hot dog, bean with bacon soup, and Cheddar cheese rolled in a tortilla make a quick and easy lunch.
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I named this delectable sandwich after my sister because she is a cheese fanatic.
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Homemade sheets of spinach pasta are layered with a rich meat ragu, bechamel sauce, ricotta, and Parmesan and baked until golden and bubbly. A delicious recipe from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy.
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This recipe is by Craig Claiborne With Pierre Franey and takes 40 to 55 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This hearty, delicious, and filling Portuguese sausage, cabbage, and bean soup was passed down from my grandmother. This rich soup is perfect for fall and winter when you need something hearty to keep you going.
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This baked Denver omelet is really a frittata with ham, bell pepper, onion, and Cheddar cheese -- all the classic ingredients of the original.
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Got this from a coworker who made these for the office holiday potluck. Collard greens are cooked all day with ham shanks and pickled jalapeno. Yum!
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A yummy twist on the old fashioned grilled cheese sandwich. My aunt used to make these for me for lunch when I spent the summers with her.