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A simple fish recipe for broiled tilapia topped with a spicy Spanish-inspired sauce made with tomatoes, red pepper flakes, sherry vinegar, and paprika.
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This hearty quiche is the perfect brunch dish to bring to your friends' Sunday morning get-together when you bake it in a Reynolds® Bakeware Pie Pan.
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A tasty coleslaw recipe is easy to make. Start by salting the cabbage and letting it sit to help draw out some of the moisture that plagues most coleslaw.
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Put your leftover mashed potatoes and turkey to good use in this easy day-after-thanksgiving recipe. These crisp patties are a delicious breakfast option but...
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This recipe for scrambled eggs adds some flavor with chorizo, smoked paprika, sautéed onion, and peppers served over garlicky toasts for a fancy brunch dish.
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This roasted butternut squash panzanella recipe has toasted bread, walnuts, and dried cranberries tossed in a garlic-and-shallot balsamic vinaigrette.
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An Internet darling of a recipe, a favorite of mom bloggers and Pinterest, Mississippi Roast is traditionally made by placing a chuck roast in a slow cooker and simmering it beneath a stick of butter, a package of ranch dressing mix, another of “au jus” gravy mix and a handful of pepperoncini And you can certainly cook it that way The raves are justified
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A tangy, spicy Spanish tomato sauce.
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Amanda Hesser brought this recipe to The Times in a 1998 article about a return to simply-prepared, down-home foods in response to the brash, over-the-top 90's style of cooking It's an adaptation of one found in Pam Anderson's book, "The Perfect Recipe," and it calls for stirring the mixture every five minutes while it is baking This gives it the ideal balance of lightness and creaminess -- a detail that is missing from most macaroni and cheese recipes.