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Simmer herbed meatballs with escarole and kidney beans for a soothing soup.
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No crab? No problem! Substitute chicken for the crab and you have delicious, quick, and easy chicken Rangoon, sure to become a household favorite.
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Turn your morning tomato juice into a savory eye-opening drink by adding steak sauce, smoky barbeque sauce, and a hint of spice. Serve on ice with a lemon wedge and a celery stick, if you like. It makes a perfect bloody mary when you add vodka.
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An ex of mine gave me the recipe, but it was a little bland, and over the years, I've jazzed it up to something spicy and rich, and totally pantry ready for those...
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This is a basic cornmeal coating for fried fish. You can substitute any type of fish you like.
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This California-style fusion sushi features untraditional but delicious smoked salmon and cream cheese rolled into nori seaweed sheets with sushi rice, then sliced into rounds.
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With a chipotle chile pepper, mozzarella cheese and other seasonings, you will absolutely love this spicy, yet flavorful, burger!
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Memorable dishes sometimes come out of nowhere One recent evening in Tarragona, just south of Barcelona, I wandered past a number of cafes and tapas bars Txantxangorri, a Basque place serving rice dishes — not paellas — was the only one that had seats
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Zucchini boats are stuffed with a flavorful vegetable and sausage mixture and topped with Parmesan and pepper Jack cheeses in this easy dinner recipe.
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Spices typical in Mexican cuisine and the freshness of cilantro and lime give this hearty soup a freshness you will love.
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This creamy puree can be served hot or cold, so it makes a great summer soup.
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Given a choice, I always prefer white corn -- the sweetest and most tender you can find Although new hybrids make corn on the cob much hardier and longer-lasting than it used to be, I am still from the out-of-the-fields-and-into-the-pot school of corn cooking If you don't grow your own, try to find a farmer's market that sells fresh corn picked that morning.''