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Cleaning up after this scrumptious meal is a cinch with all the cooking in just one saucepot.
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Got the idea for this after sampling a couple bowls of a regional style soup during a trip to the Firey Foods Festival in New Mexico, just substituted Chipotles...
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Great quick dinner, perfect for summer corn leftovers. Two ears of corn yield one cup of kernels. Top with shredded cheese.
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Great for a hot summer day. Or, pair with tortilla soup in the winter and you have a very hearty meal.
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No need for a wok here You can use a flat-bottomed skillet or sauté pan instead, the bigger the better You want as much surface area as possible to get as hot as possible, so preheat the pan for at least five minutes before adding the oil
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Light and refreshing, yet packed with flavor from herbs, jalapeños and garlic, this is an easy, after-work meal that can be endlessly adapted to suit what you’ve got on hand Substitute other thinly sliced raw vegetables for the cucumbers (zucchini, carrot, radishes, celery, cabbage, fennel), and other herbs for the cilantro and parsley (dill, basil, mint) Just be sure not to overcook the flattened chicken, which can happen in an instant.
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Chunks of sweet apple balance out the flavor of the spicy Korean red pepper paste in this easy to make meal.
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These classic herb and lemon-seasoned chicken breasts will win over fans, especially when cooked over charcoal to give them the deepest, smokiest taste For dark meat lovers, this recipe will also work with boneless, skinless thighs, though you might have to add a minute or so to the cooking time Or use a combination of breasts and thighs and make everyone happy.
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This recipe is by Marian Burros and takes 25 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This West African soup is about as different from a traditional European chicken-in-a-pot soup as you can get, flavored with ginger, garlic and chiles (sounds Chinese, yes?), and incorporating vegetables like sweet potatoes and kale Then of course there are the peanuts When it comes to the peanut butter, “natural” peanut butter, made from peanuts and salt and nothing else, works best
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Beans, greens, and chicken come together with tomatoes in a thick and creamy broth. This recipe, as with most chili recipes, doesn't need to be exact and can be altered to fit your taste or what you have on hand.