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This recipe for a classic hot fudge sauce came to The Times in 2004, from Kay Rentschler “A well-constructed homemade hot fudge sauce moves forward with dark smoky accents and arrives with plenty of chew,” she wrote Here, bittersweet chocolate and high-fat Dutch process cocoa bring that smokiness, while heavy cream, butter and sugar mellow it out
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Add a little zing to any ordinary meal with this quick Peruvian-inspired green sauce made of lettuce leaves, cilantro, and jalapeno peppers. It's a nice condiment to keep on hand in the refrigerator.
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Cold sesame noodles are popular picnic fare in China and perfect for other summertime meals.
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Chef John's amazingly simple Norwegian butter sauce is wonderful on all types of fish, but also works beautifully on shrimp and lobster.
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Canned tuna is used to make this yummy tomato sauce. Use pasta of your choice.
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A blend of whole berry cranberry sauce, apple pie filling, and sliced pears. Perfect for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Goes great with ham, turkey or chicken. Yum! Simple but delicious -- you'll get many compliments. Just don't tell anyone how easy it was!
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Start with a can of whole-berry cranberry sauce, add orange juice, apple, and spices, and chill for a new version of the Thanksgiving classic.
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Tomato paste, olive oil, garlic and dried spices including oregano, basil and rosemary steep for hours to let the rich flavors blossom in this interesting, uncooked pizzaria-style sauce.
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Use up Thanksgiving leftovers with this innovative pizza that tops mashed butternut squash with cranberry sauce with toasty pecans, Parmesan and Cheddar cheeses.
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Spaghetti and squash sauce is a delectable harvest pasta recipe.
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Recipe By: Grace Parisi Servings: 1 1/4 cups
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This is a quick, simple marinara sauce that will only be good if your tomatoes are ripe If you have a food mill, you don’t have to peel and seed the tomatoes; you can just quarter them and put the sauce through the mill.