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Mushrooms lend a rich savory flavor, making this an appealing cool-weather dish.
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Get Honey Mustard and Red Onion Barbecued Chicken Recipe from Food Network
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Chicken breast, snow peas, and rice are stir-fried with teriyaki sauce and topped with roasted cashews in this quick and easy weeknight dish.
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This roast beef and caramelized onion slider recipe combines all the classic steakhouse flavors into one sandwich.
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This easy and refreshing starter featuring cantaloupe and cured ham (Parma ham for instance) can also be served as an appetizer: just cut the cantaloupe into bite-size pieces, wrap them with ham and spear them on skewers for a colorful snack! Use superior quality Italian ham for best results.
Ingredients: cantaloupe, prosciutto
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Get Green Chili, Bacon and Vodka Cream Sauce Recipe from Food Network
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This recipe is by Karen Baar and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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There are so many ways to vary this salad: You can toss in some slivered baby carrots, add diced pears or apples, substitute another kind of nut, or add a bit of thinly shredded red cabbage for extra color or sliced celery or bok choy for extra crunch Even in its simple form, as presented here, it’s luscious and festive.
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Get Buckwheat Soup with Porcini, Beef and Kale Recipe from Food Network
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This recipe is by Florence Fabricant and takes 1 1/2 hours. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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An easy salmon recipe with parsley, lemon, and capers. The salmon is seared in a skillet and served with a simple pan sauce.
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Since we started our farm, I've rediscovered many vegetables and herbs that are not quite so mainstream Lemon verbena is one of them I'd often heard about it but never quite understood its fascination until we began growing it.''