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Here is an excellent project recipe that Christine Muhlke, then an editor and columnist at The New York Times Magazine, brought to us in a 2007 profile of the cookbook writer Gail Monaghan, who adapted it from a cookbook written by the Vicomte de Mauduit in 1933 It is infinitely more chic and cosmopolitan than most Neapolitan cakes, with no cartoon hue or bulk.
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This walnut and parsley pesto tastes a lot like garlic butter, and ideally it should be made in a mortar and pestle. Use on toasted bread, pizza or pasta, or on roasted chicken--it's that versatile!
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This simple gourmet appetizer combines artichoke, garlic, and lemon to create a savory spread perfectly suited for crispy baguette slices.
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A slushy, blended tropical cocktail made with aged rum, guava juice, canned lychee fruit, and maraschino liqueur.
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The best, easiest Sangria!! The basil seems strange, but is the perfect touch. You'll love this guaranteed!
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A crisp fruit salad with tart green apples, red grapes, celery and walnuts tossed in a light fruity yogurt.
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Kale and broccoli are stir-fried with slivered garlic and chopped chile peppers, and finished with a splash of lime juice for a bright-tasting, satisfying side dish.
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Apples and raisins are a tried-and-true pairing. They've been used in everything from cookies to bread to poultry stuffing - they're a natural for soup.
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Ancho, chipotle, and jalapeno chile peppers flavor this easy and tasty salsa.
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You can substitute brown or green lentils for the red in this dish.