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Fast and easy to prepare, this tasty Cheddar cheese-tuna melt with guaranteed kid appeal gets lively by adding a little Dijon mustard.
Fast and easy to prepare, this tasty Cheddar cheese-tuna melt with guaranteed kid appeal gets lively by adding a little Dijon mustard.
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Tasty as either a sauce or a spread.
Tasty as either a sauce or a spread.
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A simple and super easy potato salad can be made with a combination of red, russet, and new potatoes, or with new potatoes.
A simple and super easy potato salad can be made with a combination of red, russet, and new potatoes, or with new potatoes.
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Chicken breasts are sprinkled with red pepper flakes and baked in a mixture of Dijon mustard and honey for a simple and tasty weeknight dish.
Chicken breasts are sprinkled with red pepper flakes and baked in a mixture of Dijon mustard and honey for a simple and tasty weeknight dish.
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Tender Brussels sprouts are tossed in a buttery honey Dijon sauce. This recipe can easily be doubled, or even tripled, to serve a crowd.
Tender Brussels sprouts are tossed in a buttery honey Dijon sauce. This recipe can easily be doubled, or even tripled, to serve a crowd.
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Betty Groff, the home cook turned proprietor of Groff’s Farm Restaurant, once said that there were only two authentic American cuisines: Pennsylvania Dutch and Creole Her brown-sugar-glazed bacon represents the former, and she occasionally served it as an hors d’oeuvre at her restaurant, which she started in her family’s 1756 Pennsylvania Dutch farmhouse in Mount Joy in the late 1950s The restaurant became a place of pilgrimage for food lovers, among them Craig Claiborne, who wrote an article about it in The New York Times in 1965
Betty Groff, the home cook turned proprietor of Groff’s Farm Restaurant, once said that there were only two authentic American cuisines: Pennsylvania Dutch and Creole Her brown-sugar-glazed bacon represents the former, and she occasionally served it as an hors d’oeuvre at her restaurant, which she started in her family’s 1756 Pennsylvania Dutch farmhouse in Mount Joy in the late 1950s The restaurant became a place of pilgrimage for food lovers, among them Craig Claiborne, who wrote an article about it in The New York Times in 1965
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Get Tom's Green Beans with Shallots Recipe from Food Network
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A cheesy blend of sausage and eggs are baked between layers of store-bought crescent roll dough in this make-ahead breakfast casserole.
A cheesy blend of sausage and eggs are baked between layers of store-bought crescent roll dough in this make-ahead breakfast casserole.
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Horseradish sauce and sweet relish sets these deviled eggs apart from the rest!
Horseradish sauce and sweet relish sets these deviled eggs apart from the rest!
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An easy classic vinaigrette recipe. You will need red wine vinegar, lemon juice, Dijon mustard, a shallot, and olive oil for this recipe.
An easy classic vinaigrette recipe. You will need red wine vinegar, lemon juice, Dijon mustard, a shallot, and olive oil for this recipe.
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There’s no cream in this wonderfully summery pasta dish, just a luscious sauce made from puréed fresh corn and sweet sautéed scallions, along with Parmesan for depth and red chile flakes for a contrasting bite Be sure to add the lemon juice and fresh herbs at the end; the rich pasta really benefits from their bright, fresh flavors And while this is best made at the height of corn season, it’s still quite good even with out-of-season supermarket ears, or with frozen corn.
There’s no cream in this wonderfully summery pasta dish, just a luscious sauce made from puréed fresh corn and sweet sautéed scallions, along with Parmesan for depth and red chile flakes for a contrasting bite Be sure to add the lemon juice and fresh herbs at the end; the rich pasta really benefits from their bright, fresh flavors And while this is best made at the height of corn season, it’s still quite good even with out-of-season supermarket ears, or with frozen corn.
Ingredients:
orecchiette, olive oil, scallions, corn shucked, black pepper, butter, parmesan cheese, torn basil, red pepper flakes