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Here's a version of the classic "en papillote" preparation - the fish and vegetables emerge from their packets delicately perfumed and perfectly moist.
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This meatloaf includes salsa, barbeque sauce, and ketchup.
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This is a grilled salmon made with full bodied wine (Shiraz is best). It needs to marinate overnight for best flavor.
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Steamed potatoes and carrots are tossed with herbed lemon butter. You could toss any steamed veggies with this flavored butter.
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A cross between meatloaf and meatballs, this sandwich holds together without being messy.
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And we thought blackberry jam was only for toast. Here it is stirred up with ketchup, brown sugar, mustard, cayenne and red wine vinegar. The result is a sweet, pungent sauce that is great for pork, duck or ribs.
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This silky cauliflower mash flavored with bacon and smoked Gouda cheese is a gluten-free side dish you'll want to make again and again.
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When roasted, cauliflower develops a sweeter, succulent taste. Emeril tops his with Parmesan bread crumbs to add a punch of flavor and great texture.
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Create a very special dinner for two with smoked salmon sauteed in butter and onion, simmered in vodka, then finished with a cream and tomato sauce flavored with fresh nutmeg and flakes of hot pepper. Serve over hot pasta.
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This fresh corn salad is a refreshingly simple side dish that's perfect for a hot summer night or afternoon picnic.
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A quick and easy side dish from the microwave. Combining Brussels sprouts with kielbasa sausage and tomato juice is a new twist on a familiar favorite.
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Back in 2011, in his New York Times Magazine column, Cooking With Dexter, Pete Wells asked his son about his favorite foods “It was a tie,” Wells recounted Dexter saying, “between sushi and the fried chicken at Brooklyn Bowl.” The chicken was a specialty of Eric and Bruce Bromberg’s SoHo restaurant Blue Ribbon, and this Cajun seasoning central to it Adapted from “Bromberg Bros