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These duck legs, prepared in the manner of a classic French coq au vin, are deeply flavored, hearty and rich — a perfect cool weather meal rounded out with earthy lentils and root vegetables For ease of service, all the components can be prepared well in advance, reheated and combined at the last minute.
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There's no pizza crust, but there is a lot of cheese.
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Cannellini beans, garbanzo beans, and kidney beans are tossed together with a refreshing Mediterranean-inspired dressing.
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This recipe is by Marian Burros and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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There’s something about pasta, cooked properly, that trumps all the other possibilities And the smell of pasta boiling is a heady cheap thrill With a few basic staple pantry items, a true feast can be ready in minutes
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Dark-meat turkey yields more tender meatballs than turkey breast. Tossing the hot pasta with the meatballs and bocconcini melts the cheese a bit.
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This is a hack of an old recipe from David McMillan and Fred Morin of the restaurant Joe Beef in Montreal, who match sea scallops with pulled pork and hollandaise sauce for a delicious dish For reasons of habit, taste or happenstance, I started making it with duck instead It seems like a lot of work — two species, a fancy sauce — but a lot of the cooking is unattended, and the sauce, you’ll see, is quite easy to pull off, at least the second time you try
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Tomatoes simmered with onion, celery, garlic, parsley basil and oregano. A quick and simple sauce.
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This barley risotto is delicious and charming. It makes a nice side dish for steak or roasted meats. Especially when you want to serve something a little different.