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I usually pair leeks with potatoes to make a creamy puree, but this time I used basmati rice, and the results are comforting and delicious You could add something creamy to this if you wanted to – yogurt or milk or creme fraiche But I found it utterly satisfying with no further enrichment.
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The quantity provided in a box of stuffing mix is increased by the addition of eggs, and chunks of white bread in this recipe to stuff a 10 pound turkey.
Ingredients: bread stuffing, bread, eggs, water
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All the best cookie dough flavors rolled into one irresistible no-bake dessert dip.
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A small amount of savory white miso paste gives New Englandstyle clam chowder a Japanese accent. Parsley oil adds flavor.
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This classic pineapple upside down cake starts with an easy homemade cake made with cake flour and butter.
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This recipe is by David Tanis and takes 1 3/4 hours. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Celebrity chef Andrew Zimmern learned to make gumbo on a trip in the Louisiana bayou. This version of the famous Cajun dish calls for andouille sausage and super spicy habanero chile, as well as fresh shellfish.
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Rum and coconut-pineapple juice poured over ice, stirred to perfection and sipped blissfully.
Ingredients: rum, pineapple juice
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This is a home cook's version of a wild-shot brant ragù cooked by Dave Pasternack of Esca in Manhattan He served it thick and dark, a kind of tomato jam knit together with heavy shreds of meat, riding a polenta raft: poultry that looked like pork and tasted of fish, a combination to reel the mind It was food of deep intensity and flavor, and it led to crazy, vivid dreams
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Store-bought croutons simply can’t compete with homemade ones To begin with, your raw ingredients are almost certainly of a higher quality, and hence more delicious, than the stuff anyone else will use What’s more, the rustic, uneven shape of torn croutons, like these croutons from "Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat" by Samin Nosrat, lends a variety of textures to your salads
Ingredients: sourdough bread, olive oil