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Fire-roasted tomatoes and cream are pureed into a smooth and savory soup infused with smoky chipotle flavors giving it a Southwest twist. Garnish with tortilla strips or cilantro and a wedge of lime.
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A spicy combination of ground beef, onion, and green chili pepper, layered between ready-bake biscuits, and baked golden brown.
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Wild rice is cooked in chicken broth, then combined with turkey, bacon and cream in this warm soup seasoned with poultry seasoning and green onions.
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How to make an American Flag Pie in a sheet-pan, perfect for Fourth of July! With a homemade crust and blueberry and strawberry filling.
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This recipe is by Nancy Harmon Jenkins and takes 1 hour. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Delicious and surprisingly simple sushi rolls with imitation crab, cream cheese and cucumber.
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For years I have been making the classic New York drink called an Egg Cream. I could never figure out why it was calld an egg cream since it contained no eggs...
Ingredients: egg, chocolate syrup, milk, seltzer
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A creamy perfumed treat.
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An alternative cream cheese frosting without powdered sugar that features brown sugar, honey, and butter, whipped in a jiffy to sweet perfection.
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Use fresh lobster if available, but 2 (6 ounce) cans of lobster may be used instead. This recipe is rich and delicious. If you do not like spicy food, use paprika in place of cayenne pepper. Serve hot, over buttered toast slices.
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This fragrant beef stir-fry is an adaptation of one found in Fuchsia Dunlop's “Revolutionary Chinese Cookbook,” whose subject is the food of Sichuan’s less celebrated eastern neighbor, Hunan province Cumin, a spice rarely used in Chinese cooking, chiles, chile flakes and garlic create a heated yet sophisticated flavor profile.
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The firm texture of monkfish may remind you of lobster, but with no shell to deal with, monkfish is a lot easier to eat. Here, the fillets are roasted and then topped with a creamy scallion-studded sauce.