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This vegetarian stew uses two different techniques — grilling (or broiling) and pickling —  to coax the maximum amount of flavor from cauliflower Charring the cauliflower before adding it to your stew delivers smoky depth; quick-pickling some grated cauliflower adds bright spikes of flavor that contrast nicely with everything else in the bowl.
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This warming, savory, hearty baked rice casserole was originally meant to be an Indian-style biriyani, but my larder was stocked with Gallic ingredients: mushrooms, thyme, garlic, parsley I switched gears, heading in a French direction It’s a great dish for feeding a crowd and also reheats beautifully, so it’s worth making the entire batch
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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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In Provence, the garlic-infused mayonnaise called aioli is typically served with a platter of raw and boiled vegetables and sometimes fish With its intense creamy texture and deep garlic flavor, it turns a humble meal into a spectacular one In this recipe, an assortment of colorful roasted vegetables stand in for the raw and boiled ones
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In Turkey, okra is often stewed with lamb or chicken I liked this dish so much that I made it twice in one week, the second time for a big dinner party It’s adapted from Ghillie Basan’s recipe in “Classic Turkish Cooking.”
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A tender, saucy, slow-cooked stew with mustard, mushrooms, peas, and herbs.