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This recipe is by Harold Mcgee and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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With a crackling, caramelized brown sugar topping, these custardy slices of French toast resemble crème brûlée Start them soaking the night before, then pop them in the oven in the morning for one of the most decadent brunches imaginable Even better, you can bake a pan of bacon at the same time
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With hominy and jalapeño.
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This simple, five-ingredient recipe makes a delicious vanilla glaze for cookies.
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This recipe delivers a basic cream cheese frosting using just butter, cream cheese, confectioners' sugar, and vanilla.
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An icy fruit blend of fresh strawberries, orange juice and ice.
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Cucumber slices are tossed with a creamy dressing.
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This is a fancy, elegant little dessert that is deceivingly quick and easy to put together. Very ripe peaches make this the perfect summer treat.
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Coming soon to a market near you: sweet-tart raspberries. Use the fruit as the base for an aromatic syrup, and combine with seltzer for a refreshing sip.
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Slightly bitter blood orange juice is beautiful with bubbly.
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Making this cake, which is adapted from "Sweet," by Yotam Ottolenghi and Helen Goh, is a labor of love, but that’s only appropriate, for a cake adorned with rose petals If you want to save time, however, you can do without the petals or use store-bought dried rose petals — the cake and cream are both special enough for those you feed to know you love them If you are going all out with the roses, red or pink petals are a matter of preference; the red petals will turn a deep purple once candied
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This recipe is by Trish Hall and takes 1 hour. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.