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Peas, corn, and green beans are tossed in a simple vinaigrette in this easy vegetable salad recipe that is best when marinated overnight.
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Rice is topped with egg and crispy deep-fried pork chops in this savory Japanese-style rice bowl, Tonkatsu Donburi, a great dinner for 2.
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This earthy porcini mushroom fried rice showcases porcinis multiple ways: sautéed, raw, in a dried porcini spice powder, and in a rich aioli. Balsamic-glazed...
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This recipe is by William L. Hamilton. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Most bulgur salads I’ve met follow the tabbouleh model They are either predominantly tan in color, or predominantly green, depending upon whether the grain or the parsley is emphasized in the recipe This bulgur salad, a recipe from the chef Bill Telepan at Telepan restaurant on the Upper West Side, is exuberantly different
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Oxtail is cooked to perfection with carrots, celery, and potatoes in this rich and hearty slow cooker stew.
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I mixed bourbon, ginger liqueur and sherry with a little fresh orange juice And in a moment of inspiration, I gussied up the orange garnish by caramelizing the slices before placing them afloat in the drinks I loved the way it looked and how it tasted
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Have extra garden basil? Make a quick basil vinaigrette for a salad dressing or sauce for chicken, fish, potatoes, or pasta.
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A sweet gin cocktail with cream sherry and grapefruit liqueur, as well as a light egg white froth and a little kick from lemon juice, this sophisticated drink...
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The best type of arugula for this salad is the feathery type called wild arugula I love the contrast of flavors here — peppery arugula alongside sweet carrots and a nutty dressing
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Apples, cheddar, and rotisserie chicken make a killer combo in this salad.
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In assembling this rather straightforward pork ragout, my main question was how to produce a sauce with substantial consistency, considering I had not planned to use any flour or other thickener I thought that finely diced apple, which would melt into the sauce, might do the trick It did, though also mincing the shallots meant that they, too, would add body