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The best place for a salad on the Thanksgiving menu is at the beginning of the meal, before everybody fills up We often pass around plates of this vegetarian chopped salad (no bacon) to accompany the drinks before we sit down at the table The salad is a great mix of bitter and sweet flavors, juicy and crunchy, and comforting, too
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A Jewish-American breakfast classic becomes an addictive appetizer.
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Impress your guests with this easy-to-make, yet delicious appetizer.
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Fried shrimp and cardamom-chile sauce with herbed crema are sensational on flatbread.
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This is the most delicious salsa that doesn't require any cooking!
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These corncakes are tasty little gems — crisp and pebbly with bits of corn and lacy around the edges The crème fraîche and caviar are charming if you have them, but don’t let a lack of caviar prevent you from making the cakes You’ll be just as happy eating them plain or with dollops of crème fraîche and chives
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Fresh yellow squash and zucchini cook in olive oil with shrimp, garlic, herbs, and lemon juice. Served over hot penne pasta with chives and Parmesan cheese.
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Hard boiled egg whites stuffed with artichoke heart tapenade and sprinkled with grated cooked egg yolks
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Get Shrimp Scampi with Cherry Tomatoes Recipe from Food Network
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A simple but delightful soup that goes well with most Korean main dishes.
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Green Goddess dressing — a creamy, piquant blend of herbs, garlic and anchovies — is good to eat on salad And it’s wonderful as a dipping sauce for vegetables But its best use may be as a marinade for roast chicken