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Burnished-skinned, deeply flavored and more than just a little spicy, it’s no wonder that Peruvian chicken has become something of an obsession here in the United States There are dozens of way to make this dish, but most recipes call for two different kinds of Peruvian chile pastes — aji amarilla and aji panca — to add the necessary complexity and heat You can find them at South American markets and online
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This recipe doesn’t take long to get on the table, and you can get some aggression out at the start of the process by pounding down the chicken breasts Then dredge the chicken in bread crumbs and Parmesan and sauté it in butter At the end, you’ll spoon brown butter over the top and add a sprinkling of capers for a very simple meal that looks very fancy indeed.
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This cowboy-style recipe for pinto beans turns legumes, tomatoes, barbecue sauce, chile peppers, and cumin into a warming stew or side dish.
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This recipe is by Jonathan Reynolds and takes 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Precook green bell peppers in the microwave to shorten the baking time for tender, cheesy stuffed peppers with ground beef and rice.
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This cheese- and tortilla-filled frittata is topped with a homemade tomato salsa flavored with smoky poblano peppers.
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An inexpensive chuck roast becomes an elegant dinner with a simple herb crust and a smooth and creamy horseradish sauce.
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If you like basil, this is a great way to spice up a normal burger in no time!
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Bring something unique to the next party: a bowl of sweet crunchy brittle made with pumpkin seeds and beer. Cayenne pepper and cinnamon add their spicy notes to the candy.
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Serve this spicy blend of almonds, sesame seeds, cumin, coriander, and turmeric, known as dukka or dukkah in Egypt, with fresh bread and dipping oil.