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This is the way my friend Christine Picasso prepares artichokes Her touch is the inclusion of sweet red peppers, a nutritious complement to the bitter artichokes She calls this Artichauts à la barigoule, a dish every French cook makes differently, each claiming his or hers to be the authentic version.
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Hungry Hungry Veganos Falafel is one of our most favorite foods EVER. Especially for rahzh (he could probably eat it all day,every day). Sad thing is we both...
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This simple pasta primavera uses a combination of the earliest vegetables available in spring — asparagus, peas and spring onions — making it a true celebration of the season The sauce works best with springy egg pasta, preferably homemade or a good purchased brand Make sure not to overcook it; you need the chewy bite to stand up to the gently cooked vegetables
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Sweet dried figs pair beautifully with leftover Thanksgiving turkey
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This is the rare recipe for which I think it important to look at the picture — this updated one, not an intimidating old one — before beginning A single glance confirms that the dish is not technically difficult to make, though it is a bit laborious The leaves hold all the fillings, and the whole thing retains an odd calm beauty, the way a tree in bloom does.
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Luxurious beef bourguignon, or beef Burgundy, with beef chuck, carrots, pearl onions, mushrooms, and coated with a deeply flavored, silky sauce.
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Greens get a boost from salty, sweet, spicy and creamy fixings.
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This recipe is by Steven Raichlen and takes 2 hours 55 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.