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You can serve the carrot purée on its own on croutons or pita triangles, or as a dip with crudités You can also accompany it with garlicky yogurt seasoned with mint, as it would be served in Greece or Turkey
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Craig Claiborne brought this version of the classic dessert to The Times in September 1963, and it quickly became one of the paper's most requested recipes It makes an excellent backdrop for almost any ripe and sweet fruit Feel free to play around with flavorings like vanilla, and spices like cinnamon or crystallized ginger.
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Pastry chef Heather Tirrell uses buttermilk to make the ricotta she piles on graham tartlet shells. But any good, store-bought ricotta would be fine, she says.
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Who said salads have to be served chilled? This soon-to-be family classic is best served warm.
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Blackberry shortcake with blackberries, butter and cream biscuits, and whipped cream
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Homemade Thai-style red curry paste contains multiple layers of flavor and can be customized to meet your tastes.
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Here is an excellent project recipe that Christine Muhlke, then an editor and columnist at The New York Times Magazine, brought to us in a 2007 profile of the cookbook writer Gail Monaghan, who adapted it from a cookbook written by the Vicomte de Mauduit in 1933 It is infinitely more chic and cosmopolitan than most Neapolitan cakes, with no cartoon hue or bulk.