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This recipe is by Mark Bittman and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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These shallow-fried zucchini rounds are delicious served as a snack with drinks, but they are equally good at room temperature as part of an antipasto.
Ingredients: flour, egg, milk, zucchini, parsley, garlic, lemon
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This recipe is by David Tanis and takes 10 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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I ended up getting some snow crab legs on sale at the market. I wanted something a little different from plain steamed, boiled, or grilled crab legs, so I ended up throwing a few things together to make this awesome crab leg dish. Enjoy! This would be great with shrimp as well.
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If you weren't already a fan of spiralized veggies, these garlicky zucchini noodles will get you hooked.
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Chef John's recipe for gremolata produces the sharp and fresh Italian condiment perfect for garnishing hearty fall and winter meals.
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Crescent roll pastries are filled with a delectable blend of chicken, cream cheese, sesame seeds and herbs. Ideal for a special lunch.
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On her nights off, Amanda Cohen, the chef at Dirt Candy in Manhattan, uses up the white takeout containers full of rice that accumulate in her fridge by making vegetable fried rice (see the recipe here) To ward off blandness, she stocks her freezer in advance with flavor bombs: small, dark green ice blocks of garlic, ginger, cilantro, parsley and other ingredients, frozen in ice cube trays When the rice and vegetables are hot in the pan and ready for a boost, you simply melt a flavor cube or two in the mix and let the rice take on a tasty coat of green.