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This recipe is by Christine Muhlke and takes 3 hours 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This cool summer salad packs a tangy punch with sour cream, balsamic vinaigrette, and lemon juice.
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Using an Instant Pot(R) to pressure cook chicken thighs in a garlic-sesame sauce infuses them with serious flavor.
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Chicken breasts adorned with a fresh rosemary rub, then sauteed and braised in a sauce of orange juice, white wine and maple syrup. This wonderfully rich glaze makes an elegant, quick dinner to serve to guests. To serve, place chicken on top of hot cooked rice on each plate and spoon sauce over the top. Wonderful served with steamed asparagus.
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Don't wait for a wedding to make this delicious and comforting soup with kale, tiny pasta, and tender little beef meatballs.
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The preserved lemon in this extremely tasty dish brings out the full flavor of the lamb! I serve these lamb chops on a bed of couscous, with tabbouleh as a side dish. Enjoy with a wine of your choice, keeping in mind that this dish is quite spicy and has the tang of the preserved lemon. Personally I'd prefer a medium white such as chardonnay or even a Mosel. A mild to sweet red wine would also be great.
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A turkey breast is seasoned with a buttery herb spread and cooked for hours in the slow cooker for tender, juicy meat.
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A spice-rubbed pork butt is cooked in a pressure cooker in a sauce of honey, molasses, hot sauce, and garlic. The sweet and spicy pulled pork is then served on a Kaiser roll with homemade coleslaw and barbeque sauce.
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This is a dish inspired by the classic Portuguese pork with clams (usually called á alentejana, because it’s from Alentejo), a magnificent expression of surf and turf, with the brininess of the clams almost overwhelmingly flavoring the pork Here, it’s done with chicken, which is more reliably tender (good pork is harder to find than good chicken) and marries with the clam juice equally well It can also be made in a kind of Chinese style, by adding not only ginger to the garlic but also sesame oil and soy sauce.