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This versatile spicy tomato cooler is a tasty way to start the day or an evening cocktail with the addition of vodka.
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This vegan and gluten-free mushroom and coconut milk soup is quick and easy to make for a tasty weeknight meal. Pack the leftovers for lunch!
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Come home to this savory soup, made in the slow cooker with tender chicken, white beans, sweet corn and salsa.
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A delicious pasta dish that takes so little time to make. Using Italian bacon (pancetta) gives it a unique flavour and texture. Sure to impress any guest. Will easily serve 4-6. Increase quantities to taste and it will serve as many as you like.
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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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Macaroni and cheese is perfect supper food. It's a kids' favorite, and adults like it too. My recipe is simple and almost as quick as the boxed variety.
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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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Deli turkey goes upscale. This recipe is also a good place to use leftover turkey or roast chicken. Ham tastes great here, also.
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This is always ready for tailgating and barbecues! I serve either on toasted rolls or with a starch like rice and a vegetable. Try using two different bottles of barbeque sauce: one smoky and sweet; one spicy.
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This hearty, spicy beef stew is only for those that can handle the heat. I prefer to make it in the slow cooker, but it can be made stove top also. Great served over mashed potatoes or rice.
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This recipe is by Matt Lee And Ted Lee and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.