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Argentinean chimichurri is made with chopped fresh parsley, oregano, garlic, olive oil, vinegar, and red pepper flakes. A colorful and flavorful addition, chimichurri sauce takes just 10 minutes to make!
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Chef John's quinoa tabbouleh, packed with chopped and blended herbs, offers a fresh, green base for any summer side salad or ancient grain bowl you want to build.
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Ham, beans and rice are featured in this hearty soup with tomatoes.
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This bread pudding made with smoked sausage, cheddar, parsley, and sweet pepper is assembled ahead of time, deepening the flavors overnight and ensuring easy baking the next day.
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This is a classic dish of the Burgundy region of France, designed to celebrate the wines for which Burgundy is famous. The Herb Bouquet adds a special flavor to this extremely popular dish.
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An elegant recipe made with halibut fillets and leeks braised in white wine and butter.
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The ultimate comfort food made lower in fat, thanks to Morningstar Farms® Veggie Bacon Strips.
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Green Goddess is a California classic It makes a great dip for crudités and a wonderful dressing for robust lettuces like romaine hearts, but it’s too thick and intense for delicate spring mixes Although I’ve made the anchovies optional, I recommend them because they add depth to the flavor
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Turnips often are overlooked, but their deep earthiness brings body and flavor to this lovely autumn dish.
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This dish defines the phrase “it’s worth the wait.” The cooking method here is low and slow, with a well-seasoned pork butt roasted for 9 to 10 hours Inspired by a “Pork Dinner” family meal at Mozza in Los Angeles, where a 300-pound Berkshire pig was butchered for the dinner, it makes for a perfect big Sunday feast Just don’t forget the salsa after all that time.
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When you sauté or roast asparagus in hot olive oil, the asparagus will have a much more concentrated flavor than it would if steamed or blanched Here I add the garlic to the pan once the asparagus is just about done, so that the garlic cooks only long enough to soften and sweeten You can serve this skillet dish with grains or pasta, or with eggs -- fried, poached or scrambled