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Wedge salad with blue cheese dressing is such a classic! Made with iceberg lettuce, crispy bacon, cherry tomatoes, and homemade blue cheese dressing. 15 minutes and it's ready for the table!
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Cheddar cheese and dry mustard powder are the secret ingredients in these family-famous au gratin potatoes.
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Get Adobe Beef Tacos with Pickled Red Onions (Small Plates, Big Taste) Recipe from Food Network
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Nutty farro cooked in Swanson® Chicken Broth is mixed with classic caprese ingredients--basil, tomatoes, and mozzarella with a touch of balsamic vinaigrette.
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This clever alternative to a breadcrumb crust uses up leftover cooked couscous.
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This recipe is by Kim Severson and takes 5 hours. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This chicken salad recipe includes grapes, apples, and red onion creating a fruity and savory sandwich filling.
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This is a fresh summer-time salad that is inexpensive and easy to make. This salad can be made up the day before and is always a crowd pleaser.
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Get your grill on with tuna kabobs! skewers of marinated fresh tuna, onions, bell peppers, and mushrooms.
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These cute little bread bowls are a great way to serve soup in the wintertime. I usually serve a hearty potato soup when I have the time to bake them. They freeze for up to 1 month, if desired.
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This is a very simple crust that will take some practice to perfect, unless you already know how to toss a pizza. Two preparation methods are given to choose from: an overnight rise in the refrigerator and the more conventional sponge-rise approach.
Ingredients: yeast, water, flour, salt
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A classic sauce for steaks and fish, a good béarnaise should have a pronounced piquancy from the tarragon, vinegar and shallots, along with plenty of creamy richness from butter and egg yolks The key here to forming a stable emulsion is temperature Make sure to follow the directions for when to add the cold butter versus the melted butter