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This easy dish has a Mexican twist with adobo and sazon seasonings. You can also add green olives, if desired.
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This is so easy to make and tastes great. My family just loves it and yours will, too! It includes ground beef, rice, celery, green onions and green peppers, all combined and baked in a creamy soup-based sauce.
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Season almonds with chili powder, cinnamon, and sugar for a snack that also makes a great food gift.
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You can roll out gingerbread dough into rectangular sheets for walls, cut out windows, and bake. Same for the roof. When done you can fit them together with icing 'glue' and paint them with colored icing. First decide what size and draw each piece (front, back, ends and roof on paper such as typing or computer paper and fit them together to see how it will look when completed. You can also cut out shingles and 'glue' them in place after the rest is assembled. Use the paper pattern as a guide for cutting each piece out of the dough before you bake it. Decorate with icing and decorative candies.
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Recipe courtesy of Stephanie Izard, winner of Top Chef, Season 4.
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Creamy spoonfuls of cheesecake filling are enveloped with simple red velvet cake mix batter and baked into this easy but elegant sheet cake.
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This delicious autumn recipe is courtesy of Rick Bayless. The smoky, spicy flavors in this pork-and-pumpkin dish taste terrific on a chilly evening.
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This recipe is by Daniel Patterson and takes 3 hours 10 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Chicken strips are fried in a Thai spice blend, then tossed with cooked pasta. An easy to make main dish with an exotic blend of flavors.
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Clear clam chowder originated along the southern coast of Rhode Island, where it is a local delicacy much to be preferred over the creamier version of Boston to the north and the (to them) criminally tomato-hued style served in Manhattan to the south and west Eating it recalls the feeling of pulling into Block Island after a long day at sea, scented with salt spray, and sliding into a clean bunk to sleep.