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Pasta and sausage are a combination that usually suggests a dense, heavy tomato sauce But it can also mean the very opposite Sausage, used in small amounts, can contribute to a relatively light, almost delicate pasta sauce
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A quick and easy blend of gnocchi, sausage, cheese, and your favorite spaghetti sauce baked together for a hearty casserole.
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Based on a recipe using butter beans, these patties are made with lentils and pan-fried for a great vegetarian burger option.
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Get Grilled Pork Chops with Green Beans and Chimichurri Recipe from Food Network
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I’ve eaten antipasti like this all over Italy Sometimes celery is substituted for asparagus, but there’s no need at this time of year Both thick and thin stems will work.
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Instead of making a top crust for this phyllo pie I take the overhanging layers of phyllo and scrunch them around the rim to make a nice crisp border for the pie I didn’t want to put on a top layer of phyllo because the filling is quite liquid before it bakes and sets up, and I was afraid that the phyllo would become too soggy.
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Poaching catfish with tomatoes, white wine, and vegetables is a nice alternative to deep frying. Great if you don't care for that sometimes overpowering catfish taste. For a stronger fish flavor, try making the sauce separately and serving over grilled catfish!
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Beautiful summer berry and banana dessert terrine, a gelatin and white grape juice base, filled with fresh berries and bananas.
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A classic Thanksgiving stuffing recipe with apples and sage. Instructional video included.
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Rustic loaf bread, cross hatched and stuffed with Monterey Jack cheese, pickled jalapeños and green onions, baked until all melty. Yum!
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This recipe is by Bryan Miller and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.