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This is Mexican street food at its finest. Anytime I visit El Paso or Mexico the craving of Elote en Vaso steps into high gear. Now anytime I crave this I whip...
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This recipe is by Pierre Franey and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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In case you haven’t noticed, it’s zucchini season. It’s everywhere, it’s cheap and it’s plentiful. My garden is overrun with zucchini, what about you? Here’s...
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This basic Thanksgiving stuffing is flavored with oysters (adjust the amount to taste) and prepared in a baking dish.
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An easy summer salsa recipe of fresh corn, tomatoes, avocados, and cilantro.
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Because this ice cream uses so few ingredients, wait until the depths of summer, when you can get really good, sweet, plump ears of corn Taste a kernel before committing yourself If your ears are on the less sweet side, save them for the savory parts of the meal where it matters a little less
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Lucy Buffett and her famous brother, Jimmy, grew up in Mobile, Ala., where seafood from the Gulf of Mexico is a key player in the culinary canon Mr Buffett went on to a giant career in music
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A classic baked oyster recipe from San Francisco chef Jennifer Puccio.
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Oysters cook quickly on a hot grill, the meat poaching in a bubbling compound butter flavored with a vinegar-rich hot sauce, garlic and lemon zest Ideally, you can assign someone else the job of shucking and focus on the grill, making sure the oysters don't stay on it much longer than 2 or 3 minutes, so the meat is still plump and juicy If you're working on your own, open the oysters in advance and handle them carefully, so as not to spill the liquor inside the shells, which combines with the melted butter to create a delicious, briny flavor
Ingredients: butter, hot sauce, garlic, lemon, anchovy
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John Folse, a chef and educator in Louisiana, taught Craig Claiborne how to make this gumbo in the late 1980s Instead of being served separately, as tradition dictates, the gumbo garnishes — rice, oysters and sausages — are used to stuff small, whole, boned roast quail; the slices of andouille floating in the gumbo are blanched to rid them of excess fat.
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This plate is beautiful to look at and sensational to eat.