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Everyone in the family will enjoy this easy Margherita-style pizza, which uses an herbed cream base instead of the usual tomato sauce for a fun twist.
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When you want something hearty and easy, reach for this recipe featuring zucchini, pasta, and tuna in a tasty marinara sauce. It's not fancy, it's just a yummy dinner.
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Deli turkey and ham layered with crisp bacon, lettuce, and served on toast with traditional toppings is a sure way to satisfy lunchtime cravings.
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This simple but substantive vegetarian dish came to The Times from Carol Lamont in 2015 when the Well blog invited readers to share their favorite meatless Thanksgiving recipes Yes, artichokes are not in season in the fall, but frozen work beautifully here.
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Make this a few days before you need it, for the flavors to develop. Use it to baste chicken pieces or pork spare ribs just before they have finished cooking utterly delicious.
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This recipe is by R. W. Apple Jr. and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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You don’t need your own hen to make this egg-based dish from the food writer Ian Knauer, whose family has always kept chickens In his book, “The Farm,” he shared recipes from a year of cooking with largely farm-grown ingredients Among them was this dish, which is as good as a simple dinner as it is for breakfast or lunch.
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A simple and elegant way to serve asparagus, this dish makes a great main course for a vegetarian dinner party It can be assembled ahead of time and baked just before serving.
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A perfect blend of the sweetness of plantains and the spicy, fish-infused flavor of Shito. Instead of just simple deep fried plantains, a hot plantain ball blows...
Ingredients: plantains, onion, flour
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Here is the hamburger you get in better taverns and bars, plump and juicy, with a thick char that gives way to tender, medium-rare meat It is best cooked in a heavy, cast-iron skillet slicked with oil or fat Ask a butcher for coarse-ground chuck steak, with at least a 20 percent fat content, or grind your own