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This is an easy to prepare spicy herb soup with lots of broth, flavor, and a little kick.
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Salmon is baked with lemon and topped with a fruity salsa. Serve over rice.
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Millet is cooked with spinach, onion, and tomatoes creating a delightful vegetarian meal that is also gluten-free.
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Chicken breasts, butternut squash, brussels sprouts, carrots, and apple are all roasted in one pan for an easy dinner.
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Ground beef and frozen vegetables are seasoned and topped with mashed potatoes. This is a handy, quick dinner casserole!
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Tender game hens are marinated in spicy Italian-inspired seasonings and grilled for a delightfully flavorful and very pretty dish.
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The best Mediterranean mashup ever.
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In order to bring out all their flavor and sweetness, you must sauté bell peppers before putting them on this variation of the Pittsburgh-based baker and cook Rick Easton's pizza; but that’s hardly any work at all (If you like, add a couple of semihot peppers to the mix.) The mozzarella is a nice touch, as is the rosemary, but almost any herb will work beautifully here Don’t skimp on the olive oil, and don’t underbake the pie; it should be good and brown on the bottom.
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In this savory, satisfying dinner, finely ground polenta and grated butternut squash are cooked together in one pot, the squash adding sweetness to the savory cornmeal Then browned sausages and onions seasoned with rosemary and fennel seeds are spooned on top to round out the meal It’s a dish simple enough for a weeknight, but the butternut squash makes it interesting enough to serve to guests.If you can’t find finely ground polenta, you can substitute coarse; just add another cup of water and plan on cooking the mixture for an extra 10 to 15 minutes
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This roast pork dip sandwich, with shredded meat slathered in a rich roux-based dipping sauce, comes from Brian Landry, the chef and an owner of Borgne Restaurant in New Orleans Pork butt, pierced with garlic slivers and rubbed with fresh rosemary, is slow-roasted until meltingly tender on a bed of vegetables that flavor the final sauce The meat can be made ahead and then reheated before it is tucked into a crusty roll, a delicious tweak on the po’ boy
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Here we coat the shrimp with a potent mix of fennel seeds, dried oregano, and garlic and onion powders, and flavor the quinoa with a vibrant pistou.