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This recipe is by Jacques Pepin and takes 2 hours. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Grilled Polish Sausage and Sauerkraut! Here's how to cook Polish sausage with sauerkraut and onions, simmered in beer, and spiced with caraway seeds. A summer BBQ staple!
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Vegetables as seasonal as a maypole shape this risotto There is a bit of veal for those who desire a more substantial plate of food, but it’s optional For vegetarians, the broth does not have to be chicken
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A comforting bean soup with spicy sausage and leafy kale. Easy to put together and delicious on a cold winter's day. You can substitute other sausage, onion instead of shallots, and other greens for the kale, and it will still be tasty!
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Inspired by Boston's Italian street festivals, plump sweet or hot Italian sausages are grilled with red peppers and onions, then piled into a toasted sandwich roll.
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A New Orleans favorite, spicy andouille sausage gives this healthy green stew a kick of Cajun flavor.
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Get Hungarian Hot Sausage and Lentil Stoup Recipe from Food Network
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Wonton wrappers are stuffed with ground beef and pork in these Korean mandu, also known as fried egg rolls.
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An easy Asian pork chops recipe, marinated with soy sauce, Chinese rice wine, and five-spice powder.
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Maple-brined pork butt is smoked with apple wood chips creating a smoky and sweet version of pork roast.
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Seasoning pork chops with a paste of fresh ginger, chile, cumin and tamarind gives the brawny meat a deeply spicy, sour flavor that gets more intense the longer it marinates Then the excess marinade is mixed into the drippings to make a heady sauce If you can’t find tamarind concentrate (also sometimes called tamarind extract), lime juice will supply the sour notes, though without the same fruity complexity.
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Tonkatsu, or Japanese-style fried pork cutlets, depend on an exceptionally coarse panko bread crumb dredge to achieve their signature crisp.