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This hearty winter soup kicks boring canned soups to the curb.
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A super-flavorful salsa inspired by the great taquerias in Bucktown and Wicker park, in Chicago. Restaurant-style tomatillo salsa, a good change of pace from standard tomato salsa. Includes roasted peppers and the unstoppable combination of garlic, lime and cilantro.
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Swap the maple syrup for this tangy summery syrup made with fresh apricots, brown sugar, and ginger.
Ingredients: apricots, brown sugar, salt, water, ginger
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Found your new go-to party appetizer.
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In this easy snack recipe, lots of grated Pecorino Romano cheese is tossed with popcorn that's been coated with butter and seasoned with red pepper flakes.
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Imbued with the classic Mediterranean flavors of artichokes, garlic, mint and olives, this braised chicken is complex and highly satisfying, with a white wine sauce brightened with lemon Fresh artichokes have the most pronounced character and meatiest texture, but if you can’t get them or don’t want to go to the trouble of cleaning them, you can substitute frozen artichoke hearts (you'll need a 9- or 10-once package) Serve this with crusty bread for sauce-mopping.
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A true gourmet pizza, made even better because it's fast, easy, and inexpensive! Grilled chicken, tomato wedges, red onions, and green peppers topping a garlic-parmesan sauce and mozzarella - it's the most beautiful pizza you'll ever see...or eat!
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With a topping of tomato sauce and fresh mozzarella, it’s no wonder that I always think of this easy skillet dish as "pizza chicken." It’s a tangy, milky, gooey, lovable meal that’s somewhat reminiscent of chicken Parmesan, but with succulent bone-in chicken pieces instead of breaded and fried cutlets Even better, it has pancetta and anchovies for complexity of flavor, and the whole thing comes together in under an hour.
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Chicken alla cacciatora, or hunter’s style, is found all over Italy — but for a long time, tomatoes were not Most Americans know the southern Italian version, with tomatoes, but this one is from Umbria, in the country's center, and it’s made savory with lemon, vinegar, olives and rosemary instead of tomatoes It’s lovely served with steamed greens dressed with a fruity olive oil, over homemade mashed potatoes or polenta.
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Get Caldo de Res: Spanish Beef Soup Recipe from Food Network
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