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Cheesy, crispy, sweet, and salty, these pork tenderloin tacos will satisfy everyone at the table.
Cheesy, crispy, sweet, and salty, these pork tenderloin tacos will satisfy everyone at the table.
Ingredients:
pork tenderloin, ancho chili, guajillo chili, garlic, cumin, salt, white vinegar, vegetable oil, corn tortillas, monterey jack, pineapple, red onion, cilantro
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These quick pickled radishes are ready in minutes and add flavor to so many things, including salads, noodle bowls, tacos, and brisket sandwiches.
These quick pickled radishes are ready in minutes and add flavor to so many things, including salads, noodle bowls, tacos, and brisket sandwiches.
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Get Adovado Carne (Marinated Strip Steak) Recipe from Food Network
Get Adovado Carne (Marinated Strip Steak) Recipe from Food Network
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Apple pie that makes own crust. Pecans may be used in place of walnuts.
Apple pie that makes own crust. Pecans may be used in place of walnuts.
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A frothy bourbon drink with a dash of absinthe.
A frothy bourbon drink with a dash of absinthe.
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A different version of the commonly seen appetizer of scallops wrapped in bacon. Using prosciutto allows for the subtle flavors of this meat to come through without overpowering the wonderful flavor of the scallops. I serve this for guests as an appetizer and people love it. It can be made into a main course dish by increasing the portion for each person.
A different version of the commonly seen appetizer of scallops wrapped in bacon. Using prosciutto allows for the subtle flavors of this meat to come through without overpowering the wonderful flavor of the scallops. I serve this for guests as an appetizer and people love it. It can be made into a main course dish by increasing the portion for each person.
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Originally a slushie of sorts devised by the legendary chef Escoffier, Punch Romaine is perhaps best remembered, according to Talia Baiocchi and Leslie Pariseau in their book, "Spritz," as “the sixth course of the Titanic’s final first-class dinner.” If you can get past the drink's tragic history, this updated version (adapted from Spritz) is beautiful — and beautifully refreshing.
Originally a slushie of sorts devised by the legendary chef Escoffier, Punch Romaine is perhaps best remembered, according to Talia Baiocchi and Leslie Pariseau in their book, "Spritz," as “the sixth course of the Titanic’s final first-class dinner.” If you can get past the drink's tragic history, this updated version (adapted from Spritz) is beautiful — and beautifully refreshing.
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Homemade mayo with a kick of spice.
Homemade mayo with a kick of spice.
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These are soft sugar-type cookies made with sourdough starter to give them a little extra tang.
These are soft sugar-type cookies made with sourdough starter to give them a little extra tang.
Ingredients:
sugar, butter, sourdough starter, egg, flour, baking powder, vanilla, salt, baking soda
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Baby spinach leaves, chopped cauliflower, toasted almonds and bacon bits are tossed with a creamy, sweet Parmesan dressing.
Baby spinach leaves, chopped cauliflower, toasted almonds and bacon bits are tossed with a creamy, sweet Parmesan dressing.
Ingredients:
almonds, mayonnaise, milk, sugar, bacon bits, parmesan cheese, baby spinach, cauliflower
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No pie crust allowed: With a genius puff pastry crust, these chicken pot pies are quick to throw together during the week.
No pie crust allowed: With a genius puff pastry crust, these chicken pot pies are quick to throw together during the week.
Ingredients:
butter, carrot, celery, onion, garlic, thyme leaves, flour, dry white wine, chicken stock, rotisserie chicken, baby spinach, puff pastry, egg
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This recipe is by Marian Burros and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
This recipe is by Marian Burros and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
Ingredients:
monkfish, shallots, cloves, onion, turmeric, canola oil, white pepper, green onions, dill, rice noodles, mint leaves, shiso, basil leaves, peanuts