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Ketchup grows up with the addition of sweet piquillo peppers.
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Get Duck, Duck, Delicious Burgers Recipe from Food Network
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This traditional risotto flavored with porcini mushrooms, white wine, butter and Parmesan cheese is as classically Italian as you can get.
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Get Stout Braised Lamb Dip Recipe from Food Network
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This recipe is so creamy and full of flavor. Can be made ahead. It calls for dry vermouth, but it can be left out or substituted with rice wine vinegar, or even...
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For a great-tasting Chinese beef dish, try this stir-fry. Ice cold beer is the recommended accompaniment.
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This is a great way to use up day-old bread.
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There’s something about pasta, cooked properly, that trumps all the other possibilities And the smell of pasta boiling is a heady cheap thrill With a few basic staple pantry items, a true feast can be ready in minutes
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It may not seem possible to improve on roast chicken cooked in a very hot cast-iron skillet, an easy method that yields a moist, evenly cooked bird (The thighs, which needs more cooking time, are pressed against the pan, which allows them to cook as quickly as the breast meat.) But here’s a recipe with a clever tweak on that method, one that’s easier than spatchcocking (or butterflying) the chicken, and that makes for a even faster-cooked, juicier bird Preheat the skillet in a 500-degree oven for about 45 minutes, letting it get blisteringly hot