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Get Grilled Swordfish with Lemon, Mint and Basil Recipe from Food Network
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A lemon-mint yogurt brings refreshing flavor to Chef John's red lentil soup that's so satisfying, it doesn't need meat.
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Get Rack of Lamb with Mint-Basil Pesto Recipe from Food Network
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Get Grilled Marinated Lamb with Mache and Mint Recipe from Food Network
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When you make these baked Greek phyllo bites, you have to take care that the pastry does not dry out, which will cause it to crack when you fold the triangles Keep the sheets and strips you are not working with covered with a damp towel to avoid this If you do have a problem with cracking, wrap each triangle in another strip of phyllo.
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For a zesty side dish of carrots, employ the sharp, salty flavor of feta cheese and lots of chopped fresh mint This is more rustic than a smooth purée, with noticeable texture and bright colors You can cook and mash the carrots in advance, then reheat, adding the toppings at the last minute.
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This salad is a snip, but then one would hardly expect a salad to cause trouble Using a lemon rather than just lemon juice as an ingredient makes for the most fabulous salad regardless of leaves And by all means, serve it as a starter rather than a follow-up on the main course
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Rubbing butter on chicken skin (as well as under it) and letting it sit in the fridge for a few hours is a great way to make it extra-crispy, with moist breast meat.
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This is a lamb dish done schnitzel-style, devised as a pairing for blaufränkisch wine from Austria Ask your butcher to pound slices of top round of lamb, from the leg, only lightly, which will result in pieces that are about a half-inch thick, providing enough tolerance so the meat can brown without overcooking Refrigerating the coated slices before frying them helps, too