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This recipe for an elegant North African stew comes out of the kitchen of Boulud Sud, Daniel Boulud’s sophisticated Mediterranean French restaurant in New York It is a dish steeped in the flavors of North Africa, but also of France Chicken serves as the protein, bathed in a blend of North African spices — cinnamon and coriander, turmeric, ginger powder and cardamom — combined with tomatoes, saffron and a little stock
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Breaded chicken, browned, and cooked in chicken broth. Covered with Provolone cheese and canned asparagus.
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Save time and money on making chicken broth by filling your Instant Pot(R) with roasted chicken bones and vegetables along with a few simple aromatics.
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This amazing shortcut for a sweet, citrusy teriyaki uses soy sauce mixed with orange soda.
Ingredients: chicken, soy sauce, orange
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First cultivated south of the border, corn more or less grew up with poblano chiles and tomatillos, two components of this Mexican-influenced dish. The filling in each mellow pepper is a mix of tang and sweetness -- poached chicken, nips of goat cheese, s
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This comforting sausage soup with pasta, mushrooms, garlic and rosemary is perfect on a chilly day.
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Grilled chicken with avocado sandwich, seasoned with chipotle. The fire of the chipotle chile powder is balanced out by the creamy cooling flavor of the avocado.
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Get Farfalle with Chicken, Porcini Mushroom and Swiss Chard Recipe from Food Network
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These meaty, flavorful ribs require only a few ingredients including Donald Link's Texas Campfire Dry Rub and a long, slow roast at a low temperature to keep them moist and tender.
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Tender roasted turkey legs just like the ones served at Renaissance Fairs. This one starts off in a pressure cooker, then the legs are broiled and coated with barbecue sauce as a finishing touch.
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This recipe is by David Latt and takes 2 hours. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.