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The “escabeche” here refers to the acidic vinaigrette for this very easy, refreshing salad This meal is built to take care of leftover meat and vegetables Simply toss everything together and dress it
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Because "zoodles" are so hot right now—and you don't need a Spiralizer to make them!
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Frozen Brussels sprouts get an upgrade in flavor when roasted with apple and sweet onion chunks and drizzled with lemon. You don't even have to thaw the sprouts--just pour them frozen from the bag onto the baking sheet, season, and roast.
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This is a quick, easy and tasty appetizer. Baking mix, ground chicken, and shredded cheese are mixed up and rolled into balls. Serve hot or cold with southwestern ranch dressing or your favorite dipping sauce.
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Just like potato pancakes only shredded carrots star in this one. Eggs, flour, breadcrumbs and garlic surround and bind the carrot together. They cook up crusty and golden and are so good with homemade applesauce.
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For an easy, hearty dinner (or breakfast or lunch) buy fresh Italian pork fennel sausages, preferably from an Italian deli or butcher Pair them with quickly stewed peppers and onions, splashed with vinegar, and fried eggs.
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Zucchini, Cheddar cheese and onions are baked together to create irresistible bite-sized appetizers.
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Bratkartoffeln are Germany's answer to home fries. Wedged potatoes are seasoned with curry powder and paprika and baked until crisp.
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No-boil noodles save time because you don't have to boil them; they soften as they absorb the liquid from other ingredients.
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Quinoa is tossed with onion, garlic, and herbs. This may be served hot or at room temperature. It can also be cooked in chicken broth for added richness.
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A rub is a dry spice or spice and herb mixture used to coat the meat before grilling, adding not only strong flavor but a bit more crunch, especially if you toast, mix and grind the spices yourself.