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Learning to build a pan sauce is the highest yielding 25 minutes you'll ever spend in a kitchen Pay attention to the flame at each step Use high heat to sear properly and develop fond in the pan, reduced heat to add acid and build flavor, and then no heat at all — turn the burner off
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Chef Tim Cushman's bright, briny salsa, full of vitamin E-rich olives, is more like a crunchy tapenade. It's delicious over white fish like hake.
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Get Israeli Couscous and Tuna Salad Recipe from Food Network
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Chunky with capers and olives, this quick tomato sauce tastes much like the familiar puttanesca sauce that is usually served on pasta. We use it to coat shrimp sautéed with garlic and hot pepper.
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This recipe is an adaptation of a classic Provençal dish A roasted red pepper filled with a flavorful combination of canned tuna, capers, anchovy and lemon juice makes a satisfying and healthy meal for one.
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This tuna burger offers the flavors of a Niçoise salad, on a bun.
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This is a great Greek salad recipe because extra salad can marinate in the dressing overnight and be eaten the next day in pita pockets as a sandwich.
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This recipe introduced to me by an Italian woman combines thin strips of chicken breast in a lemon butter sauce with bacon, mushrooms, artichoke hearts, and capers; served over bowtie pasta.
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This nutty, tangy, briny vinaigrette completes a hearty salad.
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Chicken breast is topped with mozzarella cheese and capers and served with a creamy white wine sauce in this rich and tasty meal. Warm French bread is perfect for soaking up all that yummy sauce.
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It may not seem possible to improve on roast chicken cooked in a very hot cast-iron skillet, an easy method that yields a moist, evenly cooked bird (The thighs, which needs more cooking time, are pressed against the pan, which allows them to cook as quickly as the breast meat.) But here’s a recipe with a clever tweak on that method, one that’s easier than spatchcocking (or butterflying) the chicken, and that makes for a even faster-cooked, juicier bird Preheat the skillet in a 500-degree oven for about 45 minutes, letting it get blisteringly hot