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The bright color and taste of mango adds a lift to the classic coconut cream filling in this tart recipe. Randomly placed swirls of cream and spirals of mango add an elegant flourish.
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Get us to the Greek [bowl]!
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Pomegranate Molasses is a syrup used in Middle Eastern cooking. It has a bright ruby red color, and its sweet and sour flavor goes well with so many other ingredients. It is commonly available in Middle Eastern markets, but is easily made at home if you can get pomegranate juice, now easily found in supermarkets.
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Cheesy grilled eggplant sits on top of a bed of homemade smoky grilled tomato sauce for an eggplant Parmesan dish like no other, making a perfect summer side or vegetarian main.
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My wonderful French mother, a cook of cooks, has been slowing down for the last four years. Her balance is gone, her speech is disintegrating, and her memory...
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This decadent pear-and-caramel trifle is perfect for a party because it can be made a day ahead and it serves a crowd.
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After chilling ahead of time, these key lime pie Jello-O® shots, with cake vodka and graham cracker crusts, are ready to start the party.
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A light, refreshing sangria made with rose wine and brimming with flavors of peach!
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Kidney beans and garbanzo beans come together in a creamy hummus with hemp seed hearts for a hearty Mediterranean-inspired spread.
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This fantastic salad combines cucumbers with two types of miso, toasted sesame, and pine nuts. Be sure to use firm and super-crunchy cucumbers with few seeds.
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This recipe for a creamy lime pie is a no-bake solution for a Key lime pie when the real deal is not available.
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In January 1970, The Times published a recipe for brandy Alexander pie It was an unassuming confection: a graham-cracker crust filled with a wobbly, creamy mousse and enough alcohol to raise the hair on your neck and then make your neck wobbly too Later that year, Craig Claiborne, then the food editor, declared it one of the paper’s three most-requested dessert recipes and ran it again