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If you've ever been to Rochester NY, then you know exactly what this is. This meat sauce is used as the topping for the famous Nick Tahou's garbage plate. A garbage...
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Pork stew meat is simmered in a tomatillo sauce with garlic, serrano, and chile de arbol peppers for a spicy, saucy meat stew that's great for piling into warm tortillas.
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American cheese and Russian dressing get along quite well in this turkey sandwich.
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Served on rye bread, this ham and cheese sandwich gets its unusual, spicy kick from a green chile pepper.
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This recipe is based on a popular Japanese stewed dish called nikujaga (niku means meat; jaga means potato).Its home cooking at its best, the kind of food you want to eat when youre tired or in a funk or und
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Buttermilk pancakes with spring onions are topped with chicken and pepper Jack cheese for a savory lunch twist on a breakfast classic.
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This savory ground beef meatloaf is made in a roll shape with a layer of deli ham and Swiss cheese hidden inside.
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Try this stuffed zucchini filled with a creamy ground beef sauce for a nice change. The white sauce with Parmesan cheese has a hint of nutmeg and white pepper for subtle flavor. Zucchinis are precooked, so they need only a short time in the oven.
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Old fashioned potted meat recipe, consisting of cooked beef that is passed through a food grinder and blended with butter. It can be stored in the refrigerator for no more than 1 week. Best served on really hot bread or toast. No extra butter needed!
Ingredients: beef stew, butter
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Tarragon chicken salad with dried cranberries, celery, mayonnaise, and tarragon. Great for sandwiches!
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Thanks to walnuts and kale, this killer riff on pesto is anything but classic.
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At All’onda in Greenwich Village, the chef Chris Jaeckle channels Venice by way of Japan This pasta dish, which I enjoyed in his restaurant a few weeks ago, sums it up Fresh pasta with crab meat and a smidgen of tomato is brightened with yuzu, lemon’s racy Japanese cousin