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Everyone knows creamed spinach, but not everyone knows that the luxe preparation works equally well with heartier greens like collards, kale, chard and mustard Eating your greens never felt so decadent.
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Ruby red cranberry sauce becomes a tangy glaze in this easy summertime recipe!
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Very easy, very good Spanish rice!
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This recipe is by Pierre Franey and takes About 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Worcestershire, mustard and French-fried onions give extra zing to this version of baked garlic Parmesan chicken.
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Chicken thigh meat cooks with tandoori masala and garam masala in a sauce of coconut milk and tomato in this tasty Indian classic.
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Delicious Coconut Shrimp Curry! Quick and EASY, this shrimp curry dish with coconut milk is perfect for a midweek meal. ONE pot and it takes only 30 minutes to make, and that's starting with frozen shrimp!
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Try this delightfully different and delicious recipe for a light and creamy pumpkin pie with ricotta cheese this Thanksgiving.
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A light and fluffy cherry chiffon pie made with canned sour cherries.
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A cream cheese and mayonnaise base hosts kielbasa sausage, jalapeno pepper, and cheese for a warm appetizer dip perfect for your next football-watching event.
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This absolutely delicious soup was created to help use up the Adzuki beans, wild rice, and sweet potatoes in my pantry. I decided to use the sweet potato instead of regular potatoes, and was delightfully surprised by the wonderful flavor blend it created with the sweetness of the onions, garlic, and Adzuki beans. I also wanted to try escarole in a soup, and the result was fantastic. Adzuki beans are found in any health food or specialty store, and in many national grocery chains. They have a great nutty, slightly sweet taste, and are especially tasty added to chicken soups of any kind.
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A version of this delicious Jewish-Middle Eastern chicken dish, adapted from Joan Nathan's cookbook "King Solomon's Table," dates to medieval times You can make it in one day, but it's best to make the chicken a day ahead, then it refrigerate it overnight and remove the layer of fat that rises to the top (If you choose to make it all in one day, you may want to use a fat separator to strain the sauce before serving.) For more heat, add a little hot paprika or cayenne.