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The salty-sweet combo of raisins, almonds, goat cheese, and olives gives this award-winning vegetarian sandwich its Moroccan character.
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Calamari tubes are stuffed with seafood and baked in a rich cream sauce before serving over a bed of linguine. This is probably the best calamari, if not the best entree, you'll ever have!
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Though it’s derived from a French word that means chopped, hash is quintessentially American It’s most often made with roasted or boiled meat (sometimes corned beef) and potatoes, cut into cubes and fried into a crisp-bottomed cake Invariably, it’s then topped with an egg, poached or fried
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Delicious and super simple to make! This is the stuffing to make if you're looking for simplicity in your stuffing. You can use either fresh or stale bread in this recipe.
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A hot cheesy taco dip thats a favorite for everyone...
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Grilled chicken with avocado sandwich, seasoned with chipotle. The fire of the chipotle chile powder is balanced out by the creamy cooling flavor of the avocado.
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A minted honey and lemon sauce provides a great tasting variation on these lamb skewers.
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This recipe is by Joanna Pruess and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This rich, elegant gratin, adapted from the chef Naomi Pomeroy's book "Taste and Technique," brings together braised fennel, Gruyère sauce and crisp bread crumbs, with outrageously delicious results As with many recipes in this highly instructive book, this gratin is more labor intensive than what you may expect — coarse bread crumbs are toasted and shattered just so — but every component is key to the final dish A lot happens simultaneously, so breathe deep, and be sure to prep your ingredients before beginning, and carefully read through the recipe to the end (a good practice always)