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This is a basic mild pasta sauce my mother made for years and is still a family favorite. You can add browned ground beef, mushrooms, grated carrots, zucchini or other veggies. We especially like mushrooms or ground beef. It's easy and quick but as with most things like this, the longer and slower it simmers the better it tastes.
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Chicken broth and a mixture of spices give loads of Cajun flavor to this rice and kale side dish.
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This is the white sauce that you find in Mexican restaurants. Serve with tortilla chips.
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If you thought you didn't like cauliflower, try this! It's an awesome treat for a festive table. Beautiful presentation and something out of the ordinary.
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This recipe delivers lemon-flavored roasted potatoes to your table, making a great side dish for Greek dishes such as souvlaki.
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This is a delicious lunch or light dinner for two. Tortillas make the convenient crust for these crispy personal pizzas topped with fresh vegetables and cheese.
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Cherry tomatoes and still more cherry tomatoes are packed into this nippy, wonderful salad or side dish. But they undergo a delicious transformation as they marinate in an herb infused vinegar and oil dressing.
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My stripped-down version of chiles rellenos calls for stuffing seeded, raw poblano halves with spiced, almond-studded ground beef, then baking everything until the pepper flesh melts into a velvet pocket surrounding the fragrant meat For a sauce, I make my favorite tomatillo salsa verde, though jarred green or red salsa would shave some time off the recipe.
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The earthy, fruity, spicy, though not especially fiery “little red” mole -- one of Oaxaca’s seven classic sauces -- is cooked separately and seared onto the ribs at the end to form a savory crust.
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Making an authentic pozole — the fragrant Mexican hominy stew — has been on my list of things to do for years, but it can be very labor intensive One recipe by Diana Kennedy, the author of Mexican cookbooks, calls for trimming hominy and boiling a pig’s head Just reading about it causes my enthusiasm to wane
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A colorful combination of hardy greens, avocado, pear, walnuts, and raisins is tossed with a flavorful vinaigrette dressing for a healthful and hearty salad.