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This recipe is by Pierre Franey and takes About 1 hour. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This stir-fry has hot (red pepper flakes), sour (vinegar), sweet (honey) and bitter (escarole) elements Escarole goes by a few names, including broad-leafed endive and Batavia endive (In France it is just called Batavia)
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This sweet and sour eggplant hits every flavor note from savory and sweet to salty and spicy, and is way tastier than take-out or delivery.
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This is a great glaze for grilled salmon. Very easy, and everyone loves it.
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This dish is rich and clean, but still lively and interesting — all things to all tastes — in one single pot. We brown and then braise the chicken, toast and grind the rice before steaming, “chicharron” the skin, parbake the meatballs, julienne the lemon peel, thinly slice the shallots and, at the very end, soften tender spinach in the hot broth It’s deeply satisfying, the workhorse of family meals.
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This cool, creamy and tangy dressing is a spicy pink classic!
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Lemon and garlic are practically emblematic of the sunny Mediterranean, and this dish offers them with oregano in a delightful basting sauce for baked chicken.
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This is fun and so pretty as a side dish. Scoop out zucchini halves and stuff them with Parmesan cheese, pasta sauce and bread crumbs. Bake with a sprinkling of mozzarella cheese. Quite good.
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Get a homemade Catalina-style French dressing quickly and easily by blending ketchup, vinegar, and oil with seasonings.