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This recipe is by Suzanne Hamlin and takes 1 hour 10 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This is a banana-pineapple quick bread baked in a tube pan.
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Ingredients: lentils, water, salt, butter, rice, onion, olive oil
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This beautiful recipe for pot-roasted artichokes with white wine and capers appears in the chef April Bloomfield's 2015 cookbook "A Girl and Her Greens." It's tremendous "The fleshy artichokes get browned and crispy tops and look like strange, beautiful roses," she writes "The acidity in the white wine cuts through the rich, dense veg and, along with the salty pops from the capers, highlights the artichokes’ unique herbaceousness." Don't know how to prepare artichokes
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This vegan pad Thai soaks kelp noodles, bean sprouts, baked tofu, and crunchy veggies in a tangy chile-tamarind sauce featuring flax seeds.
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This healthy roasted carrot and parsnip salad is sweet, earthy, and wholly satisfying, with extra color and flavor from grapes, blue cheese, and spiced pecans.
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Recipe for Crabmeat Shooters Quintana, as seen in the December 2006 issue of 'O, The Oprah Magazine.'
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These chips use sweet potatoes and are baked, as opposed to fried. Delicious as a side item for sandwiches or simply as a snack.
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Oi-sobagi Kimchi is another favorite. Melding the crisp cool mouth feel of cucumber and the fiery heat of red chili peppers provides a unique taste sensation.
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This French-style apple tart is topped with nothing but fruit and a squeeze of lemon juice Make it with homemade rough puff pastry, or a store-bought sheet of puff pastry, and use a mandolin or a sharp knife to slice the apples finely, so they're almost see-through, then crowd the slices on the tart as closely as you can Don't skip buttering and sugaring the parchment paper in the beginning, which gives the crust a touch of smoky caramel all along the bottom.