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This recipe is by Matt Lee And Ted Lee and takes 40 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This grown-up, flavorful version of a classic meatball sub comes from blogger Rachel Rappaport of Coconut and Lime.
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In a cream cheese/Cheddar-Jack base, pickled jalapenos, green olives, and chopped red onions make a delicious topping for Snack Factory® Pretzel Crisps®.
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This tangy winter salad is likely to convert anyone who doubts just how good cauliflower can be Make sure you steam the cauliflower until thoroughly tender so that it absorbs the dressing The dish is lovely with a mix of colorful cauliflowers, but can look nice with the standard white variety.
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A creamy white wine sauce made with Chardonnay and heavy whipping cream takes this shrimp scampi pasta to the next level.
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This recipe produces a really moist fruit cake it was given to me by my mom, and it's really easy. My mom uses it for Christmas cake by icing it. I use it for birthdays, Christmas, or just for a treat.
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Hamburger and Macaroni! Others call it goulash or even American chop suey. Whatever you call it, it's great for a midweek meal. Browned ground beef cooked in a tomato onion sauce, mixed in with elbow macaroni. So good!
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Not exactly meatless, but shredded suet is optional.
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Imbued with the classic Mediterranean flavors of artichokes, garlic, mint and olives, this braised chicken is complex and highly satisfying, with a white wine sauce brightened with lemon Fresh artichokes have the most pronounced character and meatiest texture, but if you can’t get them or don’t want to go to the trouble of cleaning them, you can substitute frozen artichoke hearts (you'll need a 9- or 10-once package) Serve this with crusty bread for sauce-mopping.
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A savory lemon dressing with cumin, paprika, ginger, and oregano gives this salad an exotic flavor. Serve the salad warm or at room temperature.
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This is not your mother's mayonnaise-laden tuna salad, but it's just as easy to prepare Here's what you do: stir together some canned tuna, garlic, lemon juice, red onion, black olives, capers and fresh parsley, then spread it on buttered toast Top it off with a round of ripe tomato or slivers of avocado and another slice of toast