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Chinese potstickers, filled with vermicelli noodles, mushrooms, and prawns, are a crowd-pleasing dish.
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Orecchiette pasta is simmered with Italian sausage and arugula to prepare this quick-and-easy, one-pot meal.
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These frying pan cookies made from a family recipe have dates and pecans and are rolled in coconut for a chewy, bite-sized, no-bake treat.
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These Mexican sweet buns have a streusel topping. A chocolate streusel variation is included. You can shape these into seashells, ovals, or horns.
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Lots of onions cooked in butter are combined with mashed potatoes to make fluffy and flavorful layers between lasagna noodles and Cheddar cheese. Sprinkle with butter and more cheese, then bake and serve.
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Kelp noodles are made from seaweed and are gluten free. Here they are combined with chicken, spinach, and vegetables for a quick main dish.
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In this recipe, Edna Lewis and Scott Peacock call for an overnight brine for the chicken and a further buttermilk bath that should last for 8 to 12 hours That’s a lot of unattended prep time before you get around to frying them in a slurry of lard and butter flavored with country ham This is a time commitment, but the result — cooked in a cast-iron pan — is food to impress, and impress deeply, a dish made of humble ingredients that would be welcome on the finest china
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This easy fried white fish takes only minutes to prepare and will please even the pickiest of eaters.
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Here is a simple, easy preparation for salmon that allows wild-caught fish, especially, to shine The foaming butter amplifies the richness of the flesh, while the jalapeños keep it in check, as soy sauce does to the fattiest sushi Some prefer to reverse the order of the cooking, so that the fish is served skin-side up, but I find that cooking it this way allows the butter to do its job more effectively and delivers a more beautiful plate of food as well
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Nearly any vegetable tastes good browned in olive oil and showered with garlic, parsley and rosemary, but cauliflower is an especially good candidate for this technique The inherent sweetness of cauliflower begs for a hit of lemon and hot pepper too Serve hot or at room temperature.