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Though you can follow this procedure with almost any tender cut of beef (and with chicken breasts, if that direction appeals to you), it's a perfect treatment for tenderloin medallions (filet mignon).
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An earthy, tangy lentil salad with parsley and lemon juice makes the perfect backdrop for seared fresh tuna steaks.
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Fregola is a bead-shaped pasta from Sardinia; it's nicely chewy and can be used as a phenomenal base for a summer salad. Chef Jeff Banker roasts cherry tomatoes in the oven before he adds them to the fregola, which makes them especially sweet.
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The beauty of a soup like this — other than its bone-warming properties — is that you don’t need a recipe You can pretty much simmer together any combination of vegetables with a little water or broth, purée it, top it with good olive oil and salt, and end up with something good to eat The addition of miso paste and crushed coriander to the broth, and fresh lemon and cilantro at the end, zips things up without negating the comfort factor.
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An Italian-inspired flatbread has a layer of creamy cheese for fantastic flavor.
Ingredients: flour, water, olive oil, salt, cornmeal, cheese
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Sauteed tempeh, bulgur, and roasted vegetables are topped with a homemade orange-curry dressing and pepitas in this vegetarian Buddha bowl.
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This bruschetta features toasted sourdough, topped with garlic herb cheese spread and lightly marinated tomatoes.
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This light, simple salad highlights poached morels and asparagus with a combination of frisée and butter lettuces.
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The marinade here — a classic Sauce Victor, though ours is particularly bracing — is so all-purpose, we make it by the half gallon at Prune, in New York But even at home, where you don’t often go through two quarts of dressing a day, I’m pretty certain a solid two cups will not go to waste If I were you, I’d start with sturdy lettuces, braised celery hearts, all the escaroles and chicories and hardy greens, then see what you think of it on all the crucifers, well boiled, drained and chilled
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We like it hot and spicy, but to tame the heat, use only half a pickled cherry pepper.