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This creamy yet bright lemon pasta, from the cookbook author Marlena Spieler, is simple, elegant and destined to become one of your favorite weeknight dishes First, combine white wine with the zest of a lemon and reduce until syrupy Add a generous amount of cream and allow to simmer until it thickens slightly
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This twist on classic spaghetti uses lean chicken and adds frozen veggies for a quick nutrition boost.
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The preserved lemon in this extremely tasty dish brings out the full flavor of the lamb! I serve these lamb chops on a bed of couscous, with tabbouleh as a side dish. Enjoy with a wine of your choice, keeping in mind that this dish is quite spicy and has the tang of the preserved lemon. Personally I'd prefer a medium white such as chardonnay or even a Mosel. A mild to sweet red wine would also be great.
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Artichokes are not the friendliest of vegetables They are a good source of magnesium, potassium and fiber, and they require a little work, but it’s time well-spent The simplest way to prepare an artichoke is to steam it, there’s hardly any trimming at all
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This refreshing and simple pasta salad has marinated artichoke hearts, tomatoes, olives, onion, and carrots tossed with dry-type stuffed tortellini (the kind in the pasta aisle) in vinaigrette dressing.
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More than one tradition is at work here. Dill and cucumber, mated in several cuisines, unite in a Greek-inspired salad, while salmon and dill are a typical Scandinavian pairing.
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This is essentially a bacon cheeseburger in meatball form The cooked steak should be diced into small bites, not ground, for the best texture.
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