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A classic honey-mustard glazed ham recipe.
Ingredients: bone, honey, mustard, brown sugar, butter
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A spice grinder is a key tool, because freshly ground spices have the most vibrant flavor. The spice crust on this roast is peppery, fragrant, and so delicious you'll want to pick it off and eat it while the roast rests.
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Chicken breasts are coated with spicy mustard and seasoned bread crumbs to seal in the juices, then baked in lemon butter for a burst of flavor.
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Make this creamed ham and eggs recipe for your next breakfast for a nice morning treat.
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Give boneless pork chops a subtle Indian influence with this recipe, which tops them with a sweet apple-raisin chutney.
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I first tried this soup at a local restaurant and fell in love with it. I decided to make it at home and this is the recipe I use. It is easy and you will not...
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A sweet tomato sauce is great with thick baked pork chops!
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An undeniably delicious mix of beer and cheese spread on toasted bread.
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The reassurance of potato salad, its portability, conviviality and – depending on the cook – blank slate for creativity have been appealing to Americans since the last half of the 19th century Immigrants and travelers to America introduced many styles, including variations of salade Nicoise (the French salad of potatoes, olives, green beans and tuna, dressed with vinaigrette), and salade Russe (cubed potatoes, peas and carrots bound with mayonnaise) German settlers brought hot potato salad, and that savory combination of warm potatoes lightly dressed with hot bacon fat and vinegar became entrenched in Pennsylvania and throughout the Midwest
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This recipe is by Dena Kleiman and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.