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Harissa is that fiery paste used in Tunisian cuisine You can get it in tubes, but the homemade version tastes much fresher Make a note on the label to top up with olive oil whenever the harissa is used so that it will keep for a long time.
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This simple recipe is a wonderful addition to your breakfast offerings. Add your own flair by customizing the filling!
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This twist on traditional green rice is made with brown rice, poblano chiles, corn, and onion and is a great side dish with fish or meat.
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This is a smoothie that I drink for breakfast which is so tasty and also incorporates my greens and some other superfoods for the day... oh so yummy!!
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This dish is adapted from a grilled eggplant salad recipe in Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid’s wonderful book "Seductions of Rice" (Artisan, New York) Jasmine rice is an aromatic, soft, long-grain rice widely used in Thailand The Thai dishes that employ fragrant rice are also well seasoned, so this rice is traditionally cooked without salt
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A whole roasted chicken recipe made with an Indian-inspired marinade.
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A creamy and addictive baked macaroni and cheese gets a smoky kick from chipotle peppers.
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HOLLAND HOUSE Sherry Cooking Wine adds a subtle, sweet background flavor to this spicy, Mexican seasoned marinade. Lean, boneless, skinless chicken breasts are delicious as well.
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At Ducks Eatery in the East Village, the chef, Will Horowitz, believes in the bar snack as a maximum-detonation flavor bomb And he’ll go to great lengths to achieve that: Many of the dishes at Ducks, including the restaurant's wings, shown here, depend on labor-intensive rounds of fermenting and smoking For our version of the recipe, though, we asked him to reel in the effort without cutting back on the flavor