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This is a soup that I came up with a few years ago. After being invited to a holiday party, we were told by the hostess if we wished to bring a dish it was welcome...
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This dish grew out of a trip to a summer farmers' market, where I couldn't resist the yellow wax beans and red radishes. Poaching is a wonderful way to cook salmon without any added fat.
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Try stuffed peppers made with fresh poblanos for a rich and slightly spicy flavor. Chowhound's easy recipe uses black beans, Cotija cheese, scallions, and basmati...
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Perfect for lunch or a light supper. Works very well for a lunch to take to work.
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This recipe is by Moira Hodgson and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Luscious creme brulee desserts are infused with the telltale little black specks of real vanilla bean. Use a kitchen torch to caramelize a sugar topping for that satisfying crack when you spoon into the dessert.
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Shrimp, mushrooms, and noodles are stir-fried in sesame oil, creating a quick Asian-inspired dinner.
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GOOEY SEDUCTIVE BREAD PUDDING WITH CARAMEL SAUCE AND A SECRET INGREDIENT!
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This recipe is by Elaine Louie and takes One hour. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Here's a great home version of the traditional Vietnamese dish, pho. Just stir chicken, bok choy, and bean sprouts into aromatic infused chicken stock and serve over hot noodles.
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Banana-cream pie is a fixture of Los Angeles dining, Jennifer Steinhauer reported for The Times in 2007 In large part, it seems that both the banana, a staple fruit in many parts of the world, and the cream pie, which is standard fare in the South and Midwest, appeal to the heterogeneous eaters of Los Angeles Annie Miler, the owner and chef at Clementine, a bakery near Century City, who grew up baking banana-cream pies, told her, “People are sort of here from all over the country.” Her recipe follows
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This is my take on the Tuscan dessert frittelle di riso The custard makes these a very special dessert, but you can also just make the fritters, if you like, which makes them more of a snack They go really well with coffee, either served as they are or with whipped cream.