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This recipe is by Molly O'Neill and takes 1 hour 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This recipe was given to me by a vegan friend I had in college. It is the best bean salad I have ever tasted, and I love it because you can experiment with the ingredients and still have a mouth-watering side dish. I hope you like it!
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Here is Craig Claiborne's version of the classic lunchbox staple Celery, red onion and red bell pepper add crunch; capers and lemon juice lend a little tang.
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No matter if you love or hate the restaurant, you have to taste their famous dressing.
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Cabbage and carrots get a quick brine, then a dressing of sesame, vinegar, cayenne, and sugar for great kimchi flavor without the wait.
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An overhaul of the classic lunchtime recipe, made with premium canned tuna, fennel, and lemon zest.
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I use hand-harvested wild rice in this, drained of excess water if necessary and cool it before adding. I also make my own immersion blender mayo with dijon instead...
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Whether the tomatoes deserve it or not, I make some version of a tomato Caesar salad every summer Here, I inverted the usual proportions of lettuce to tomatoes, favoring the tomatoes It was the juiciest of Caesars, and pretty, too, dotted with anchovies and curls of Parmesan.
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An appealing combination of shrimp, carrots, cucumbers, peanuts and cilantro in a spicy Asian dressing.
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First the fresh berries are tossed in brown sugar and then they 're sprinkled with balsamic vinegar and black pepper. Trust us, you will absolutely love it. An amazing taste treat for four.
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Summer’s best tomatoes only need salt, pepper, and good olive oil and vinegar to shine.
Ingredients: tomatoes
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Mango and avocado may seem unlikely partners, but they have one thing in common: an affinity for cilantro. Here the herb ties them together in an unusual and unusually delicious dish. The salad makes a fine light meal all by itself.