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Chef John's take on Thai-style sweet chili sauce, or Nam Jim, is sort of a hybrid between the cooked and fresh versions. If you can't find Thai bird's eye chilies, use any other combination of fresh, preserved, and/or dried chilies. This sauce is great on grilled chicken and pork.
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Traditionally this is a spicy dish. It is a great easy lunch meal, eat with grilled meat such as pork chop or a fish dish. It was also most popular dish on...
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Tunisians often add tuna to their frittatas I’ve tried this one with both tuna packed in olive oil and in water, and find that the tuna packed in water becomes too dry when the omelet bakes.
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You could use canned cannellini beans for this, but I love the size and texture of large white limas I don’t soak limas because the skins tend to detach and the beans fall apart when you cook them You want them intact for this, but you also need to make sure to cook them all the way through.
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For my nicoise-style tuna salad, just open three cans: one each of tuna, white beans and sliced olives. Toss these ingredients with slivered red onion, olive oil and lemon juice. Take time, if you like, to boil eggs, or pick them up at the grocery salad bar. Serve the salad with steamed green beans. For an even simpler version, add a little chopped parsley to the salad for color and serve it with salted tomato slices.
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This recipe is by Molly O'Neill and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Preparing this salad is no trouble at all, but if you want it easier than easy, or you just dont like medium-rare fish, use canned tuna instead of the fresh steaks.
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Sushi-grade salmon or ahi tuna will work nicely for this easy, delicate dish, and you don’t even have to be a whiz with a knife to make it.