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This creamy corn, cucumber, onion and tomato salad can be prepared in 15 minutes.
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Sauteed onion and tomato are added to black beans which have been cooked with a ham bone is this basic bean soup.
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With big bold flavors, this roasted chicken cooks slowly in chicken stock and Australian style lager beer with garlic, potatoes, and carrots.
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Chicken, broccoli, and rice come together in a one-pot meal with creamy Cheddar sauce made with almondmilk.
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This recipe is by Nancy Harmon Jenkins and takes 35 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Peanut butter truffles are coated in white chocolate and decorated to look like spooky eyeballs.
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Three types of rice are cooked with white cooking wine, broth, mushrooms, carrots and thyme to yield a truly delicious side dish.
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This classic Greek shrimp dish is baked with a tomato sauce and topped with feta cheese. Relatively quick and simple to make. This recipe goes wonderfully with rice pilaf and some crusty bread.
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This is a great cold salad dish with little preparation time. It has a Greek flair to it and is delicious. I always come home with an empty dish. The key to it is using fresh tomatoes if you have them. Hope you enjoy it as much as we have.
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Broccoli salads are a dime a dozen, but this one, which is adapted from Ashley Christensen's cookbook, "Poole's: Recipes From a Modern Diner," is a game-changing celebration of flavors, colors and textures: broccoli, toasted pecans and red grapes are cloaked in a warm bacon-scallion vinaigrette, then sprinkled with small chunks of sharp white Cheddar Ms Christensen's recipe, which uses the florets as well as the stalks, asks you to blanch the broccoli (cooking it for a few minutes in generously salted boiling water, then shocking it with salted iced water)