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This recipe is by Steven Raichlen and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Steak and veggies are sauteed together in this delicious morning favorite made with egg substitute.
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Delicious crab salad! with hazelnuts and chopped pear, served on a bed of butter lettuce.
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Make meal prep extra convenient with these breakfast burritos made of cheesy hash browns, ham, and eggs packed together neatly in a tortilla.
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Like many dishes that rely on combinations of spices, a tagine, which is a slowly braised stew, may look more intimidating to cook than it is Even with shortcuts, the results are exotic in flavor and appearance My version of this tagine may not compare to those that begin with toasting and grinding spices and peeling grapes, but it is easily executed and, I think, divine
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Learn Chowhound's slow-roasted prime rib au jus recipe to yield a flavorful crust and medium-rare center. Detailed instructions for both the rib and jus are included...
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This copycat recipe for red relish is perfect for summer grilling as a condiment for burgers or anything else you like.
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A tasty, nutrient-packed salad that can be eaten by itself or as a side dish. Makes a great lunch the next day too! Add more lemon juice and olive oil if you like your salad to have a lot of dressing. Use garbanzo beans in place of kidney beans if you prefer.
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Cashews and water chestnuts combine with chicken in this yummy and easy stir fry.
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Get Bacon-Wrapped Prawns with Chipotle BBQ Sauce Recipe from Food Network
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An easy sheet pan chicken meal with green beans and red potatoes that requires minimal prep time and the result is a great one-pan meal.
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Jerk stands dot the island of Jamaica with each chef closely guarding his secret spice blend. We think this one holds its own.