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The epitome of comfort food, traditional Irish stew has only a few ingredients: mutton, onions and potatoes In southern Ireland carrots are added, and some cooks venture so far as to add turnips These days, young lamb often replaces mutton for a more delicate version
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Inspired by the flavors of the classic Greek sandwich.
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Supersize your Easter candy this year and make a marshmallow chick cake!
Ingredients: cake, egg, sugar cookie, ham, lamb
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This delicious alternative to beef hamburgers has a Mediterranean twist with feta cheese and kalamata olives.
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I made up this mixture on a whim and wow! These are definitely the best hamburgers I've ever had and everyone who's had them says the same. The spices are Indian in origin, but the flavor is deliciously unique!
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Cassoulet is probably the most famous dish made in South West France. It dates back hundreds of years. There are many many versions. In fact you can get a good...
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Large salmon patties with plenty of flavor from dill, onion, and basil are quick and easy to prepare for a weeknight meal.
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This company-worthy casserole is made with chicken breasts, fresh broccoli, and a sherry cream sauce. Top with sliced almonds, if desired.
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Pea beans, chorizo, cabbage, kale and potatoes are slowly cooked together in this traditional soup.
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This is a easy way to make Korean BBQ. You can also substitute chicken breast or sliced rib-eye for the short ribs. If you use chicken or rib-eye, you must add thinly sliced green onion tops.
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A streamlined version for Korean barbecued ribs. Beef ribs are marinated in a sweet and garlicky soy marinade for 2 hours instead of overnight, then grilled.
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