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So-called deviled foods have one element in common: heat Not necessarily the jalapeno type of heat, but some ingredient that gives them a slight warmth Applying this technique to chicken legs yields delightful results
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Recipe courtesy of Lidia's Italy, Knopf 2007.
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This recipe is by Jane Sigal and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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No wimpy little salad here. Thick slices of steak top peppery greens with a boldly flavored dressing over all. Its entirely satisfying.
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Roasted Brussels sprouts are tossed with heavy cream, paprika, and lemon to make this tangy and smoky side dish with Caesar salad notes.
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Crunchy ramen noodles are tossed with broccoli coleslaw, sunflower seeds, and almonds for a refreshing summer salad, perfect for picnics.
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The flavors of the broccoli and sweet potatoes compliment each other wonderfully in this recipe!
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Coleslaw with an inviting new twist of feta cheese and green onions - sure to become a new favorite! One large head of green cabbage may be used in place of the packaged slaw.
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The dynamic trio of fresh basil pesto, mozzarella cheese, and juicy tomato are reunited once again in an American favorite--the pasta salad.
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A creamy spinach soup with just a hint of curry. I absolutely LOVE this soup and make it all the time. I've adapted the recipe to be more healthy by using olive oil instead of butter and fat-free sour cream. Serve topped with croutons.
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Quick, colorful and oh so tasty, this pasta salad gets its distinctive flavor from ready-made Asian-style salad dressing. Lightly blanched broccoli and snow peas along with red pepper and red onions add to the fun.
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Perk up pork with an overnight marinade of earthy, spicy cumin, peppercorns and oregano mixed with sherry and a melange of citrus juices. Lightly toasting the dried spices turns up the heat on this full-flavored roast.