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This recipe is by Moira Hodgson and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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A sangría recipe with Hennessy, Cointreau, oranges, and strawberries, perfect for a summer barbecue or picnic.
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This recipe is by Barbara Kafka and takes 42 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Here is a chunky relish of cabbage and bell pepper commonly served in the South with salty cold cuts and meats It couldn’t be simpler: simmer chopped vegetables for 15 minutes in a spiced brine — we use judicious amounts of clove, allspice, cinnamon and toasted coriander — and pack into jars We tip the balance more toward green tomato than cabbage when green tomatoes are available because we love the tomatillo-like flavor of a green tomato — a near-apple flavor, but without the sweetness
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When it comes to crumb cake, the cake itself is often an afterthought, with all the attention going to the moist brown-sugar crumbles on top Not so here This recipe, based on a sour cream pound cake, has a velvety texture and buttery flavor that’s good enough to stand on its own
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This is the only pumpkin pie recipe I've ever used. It's been in the family for at least sixty years! Since, in our family, one pie is never enough, I like to triple the filling recipe and divide it into two pie shells, since, as my Mom always says, "No body likes a skimpy pie!" (Of course, this will add a few minutes to the baking time, too.)
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For these two loaves of heavenly quick bread, the flavors and textures of orange, zucchini, chocolate and chopped nuts are marvelously combined.
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These spicy, crispy chicken thighs would be delicious all on their own, but they're even better once they get a boost of contrasting sweetness from the accompanying compote of raisins, apple, and butternut squash.