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This recipe is by Julia Reed and takes 1 hour. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Impress your guests with this signature appetizer recipe from the legendary Four Seasons restaurant.
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Chunks of pork tenderloin marinated in soy sauce, peanut butter, and sesame seeds star in these savory and succulent Korean-inspired kebabs.
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The following recipe is rich and tender, yet baker-friendly. Bonus: This silky-smooth filling tastes a little less treacly sweet, a plus for most pecan pie lovers.
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My challah varies according to the weather and my whim The basic formula has changed through the years; I use less sugar and oil now and fewer eggs The key is knowing that you can always add more flour to your dough if it is too sticky, but it is hard to make a soft dough if you start off with too much flour
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This chopped salad recipe tosses raw snap peas, carrots, cucumber, and scallions with a spicy Thai vinaigrette for a healthy and easy salad.
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A rich, long-simmered homemade beef stock is the base of this cabbage soup. It's an Ashkenazi Jewish recipe that is flavored with sweet paprika and fresh dill.
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This vegetarian stew uses two different techniques — grilling (or broiling) and pickling —  to coax the maximum amount of flavor from cauliflower Charring the cauliflower before adding it to your stew delivers smoky depth; quick-pickling some grated cauliflower adds bright spikes of flavor that contrast nicely with everything else in the bowl.