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You can used either canned or home-cooked chickpeas in this take on the classic Italian dish pasta con ceci, which is an excellent, nutritious, quick-cooking dinner But even more appealing is the way the soft earthiness of the chickpeas plays off the al dente pasta, coating it like a rich sauce but without a lot of fat The whole dish is zipped up with some lemon, garlic and red pepper flakes.
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A classic recipe for rich and creamy cream cheese frosting made with butter, cream cheese, powdered sugar, and vanilla beaten together until light and fluffy.
Ingredients: butter, powdered sugar, vanilla
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Bananas are fried in butter and coated in cinnamon-sugar in this traditional Brazilian dessert of fried sweet bananas that is quick and easy to make.
Ingredients: bananas, sugar, cinnamon, butter
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Right now, my favorite combination is ramps and eggs, a particularly satisfying pairing Sizzled in a little butter, ramps make stellar scrambled eggs, and for not much more effort, a spectacular cheese omelet.
Ingredients: eggs, butter, ramps, gruy
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Broccoli florets are topped with a cheese and cracker crust in this easily prepared casserole.
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Peanut butter and chocolate, and unbeatable combination.
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Eat beans for health. Why this recipe is good for you: Risk of colon cancer decreases when you eat lots of green vegetables, many studies have shown.
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Smoky grilled veggies, rich tapenade, and tangy goat cheese make these sandwiches hearty and satisfying. A friend of mine made these and I loved them. By the next week, I was craving one of these delicious sandwiches.
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This recipe is by Jonathan Reynolds and takes 10 minutes, plus refrigeration. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Basmati rice is simmered with clarified butter, cloves, raisins and cashews to create this authentic, slightly sweet taste of India.
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This recipe is by Molly O'Neill and takes 1 hour 40 minutes, plus 2 hours refrigeration. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.