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Layered flavors are the secret behind this chicken salad, from the chef Sara Kramer of Kismet in Los Angeles After grilling the chicken and letting it rest, reserve the chicken juice to whisk into a vinaigrette of olive oil and lemon juice Then add chile crisp, that chile-flake-in-oil condiment some Chinese restaurants have on the table, and augment it with toasted and crushed coriander, fennel seed and cardamom
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If you love buffalo chicken, you'll freak out over these buffalo chicken taquitos. Feel free to swap flour tortillas for corn tortillas.
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The cornflake crusting takes chicken from drab to fab! With less than 8 ingredients it's also fast to prepare and the air fryer cuts down on extra fat.
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Martha Stewart Living editor Lucinda Scala Quinn shares her recipe for baked artichoke hearts.
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An easy tortellini vegetable minestrone recipe.
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A whole orange is boiled and pureed into this unique almond cake that comes together easily in a food processor.
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Ground beef seasoned with oregano and garlic, shaped into a rectangle, layered with ham and mozzarella cheese, then rolled up and baked.
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Cook ground turkey with prepared taco seasoning and bell pepper to put atop piles of salad greens and tortilla chips to make a quick and easy taco salad.
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Recipe for Green Pea Puree, as seen in the November 2005 issue of 'O, The Oprah Magazine.'
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Silken tofu replaces the dairy in this creamy fresh tomato soup garnished with fresh basil.
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Jonathon Sawyer is no snob Although he runs the kitchens in a slew of acclaimed restaurants in the Cleveland area, including The Greenhouse Tavern, the chef decided to honor Thanksgiving and his home state, Ohio, by sending along a personal recipe that calls to mind the processed-food delights that, for decades, characterized the cooking of the Midwest “Think of this salad as a little slice of nostalgia from the canned-and-frozen households of the mid-20th century,” he wrote in an email
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Summer corn and clam chowder is like a clambake in a bowl, emphasizing the sweetness of each ingredient To give the chowder a somewhat Italian slant and to magnify the corn flavor, a handful of polenta is used to thicken the broth slightly, as is the case with certain Tuscan vegetable soups Steam your own clams, if possible, or buy chopped clams from the fishmonger.