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Tossed in a dressing of ingredients commonly used for deviled eggs, Chef John's chilled egg noodle salad brings all the flavor of the popular appetizer without using eggs.
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These glazed carrots, from Karen and Quinn Hatfield of the Los Angeles restaurant Odys and Penelope, are caramelized and sweetened from a quick hot turn on the grill, then tossed in a salty dressing of soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, garlic and ginger Turning the carrots often and moving them around on the grill keeps them from burning And if your carrots are burning but aren't yet cooked through, transfer them to a baking sheet and finish cooking in a 400-degree oven.
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An easy and delicious taco recipe with spicy grilled jerk chicken.
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Summertime ratatouille finds a splendid home among ribbons of pappardelle accented with freshly shaved Parmesan.
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A '90s-restaurant-style dish that came to The Times from Matthew Kenney, a chef whose career soared in that decade, these pork chops make for a dinner that is as steady and simple as it is elegant and rich The chops are broiled beneath a glaze of maple syrup and balsamic vinegar, then served with soft apple slices and a dusting of Clinton-era nostalgia: chopped pecans and candied ginger (Polenta is the perfect accompaniment -- stir in some goat cheese and rosemary instead of the more typical butter and Parmesan.)
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This is a great, easy summer salad with a lot of options as to mixing and matching. When the Gorgonzola cheese and balsamic vinaigrette combine it gets all tart and creamy!
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This simple deviled egg recipe is the result of years of trial and error. CAUTION: Very slippery. If carrying over carpet they will always land yolk-side down.
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Just a few simple ingredient changes make this coleslaw perfect to serve at your barbeque or with your favorite Mexican-inspired meals.
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This recipe is by Amanda Hesser and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.