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Not only is this recipe very easy, it results in the kind of deep flavor associated with the crunchy street corn of Mexico In many parts of Mexico, though, that crunchiness is highlighted with a creamy chile-lime sauce This is more unusual than the tried, true and unbeatable butter-salt-and-pepper combination, and only slightly more complicated
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Food Network Magazine shows you how to make a perfect meal for a cold winter night.
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Refrigerated pie crust and frozen mixed vegetables make this ultimate comfort food a snap to put together, so you can enjoy pot pie any night of the week.
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This recipe came from a revelation in the ’70s, when my friend Semeon Tsalbins introduced me to the lamb burger It is ground lamb — shoulder is best — highly seasoned and grilled rare Because lamb is the most full-flavored of the everyday meats, it makes a more delicious plain burger than beef
Ingredients: lamb, onion, chili, coriander, cumin, turmeric
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The drink of nobles in the time of Moctezuma (an Aztec ruler in pre-Columbian Mexico), spiced, spicy hot chocolate was meticulously prepared with water, ground cocoa beans, dried chili powder, and other spices.
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Grilled corn on the cob with lime salt and chili powder is a margarita-inspired flavor for your summer barbeques.
Ingredients: corn, salt, lime, butter, chili powder
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Impress guests with this easy savory pie from Food Network Magazine.
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Try these fresh and light spring rolls filled with spring vegetables and served with a simple mango dipping sauce from Tieghan of Half Baked Harvest.
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This is an easy, healthy salad that is a great side dish to BBQ chicken, beef or fish! It can also be easily adapted to a Tex-Mex style by changing the lemon to lime, parsley to cilantro and adding ground cumin and/or chili powder! Be sure to add the lemon zest (or lime zest) as this really adds a ZING to the salad!
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Lots and lots of veggies go into this casserole. But they 're not alone. Cheddar cheese, walnuts, butter and garlic find their way as well. It bakes in half an hour and serves eight.
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The authentic version of this sweet, fragrant bean salad requires about three times as much olive oil In Turkey, borlotti beans or red beans would be used; I prefer pink beans, available in many supermarkets The salad is adapted from a recipe by the cookbook author Clifford Wright.
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Toasted almonds and balsamic vinegar add pizzazz to this fresh bean salad. It's a great side for grilled meats, sandwiches, or simply prepared fish.