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This recipe is by Mark Bittman And Sam Sifton and takes 1 hour 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
Ingredients: vegetables, olive oil
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Instead of toasting walnuts in the oven, use a grill: Wrap the nuts in foil before placing them in the coals or on the grate.
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With so much flavor coming from peppers, garlic, eggplant and Morningstar Farms® Grillers® Original, who needs a bun?
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Get Rau Cai Chua: Pickled Vegetables Recipe from Food Network
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This simple, healthy variation on the French classic soupe au pistou trades summer produce for winter cellar staples like parsnips, turnips, and celery root.
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Japanese soba noodles are marinated in tamari, sesame oil, rice wine vinegar, white sugar and chili oil, then tossed with julienned carrots and red bell peppers for a delicious cold salad with an Asian flair.
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In 1995, Joe McGuirk was tending bar at Chez Henri, a bistro in Cambridge, Mass., with an executive chef of Cuban descent Mr McGuirk was asked to come up with a menu of Latin-flavored cocktails
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A luxurious bird roasted with truffle butter and truffle slices under the skin.
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This is a quick soup made by combining canned tomato juice with oregano and a bag of mixed frozen vegetables.
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Strip steak is able to stand up to a flavorful sauce like this one better than more expensive cuts.
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The idea behind this recipe was to create a contemporary American chicken dinner The result is a whole-bird meal that takes a bit more time and effort than a simple roast chicken but offers an outcome that is just short of mind-blowing, with a variety of tastes and textures the classic cannot touch You can make this dish with chicken parts and water or canned stock, but it’s more efficient — and far tastier — to begin with a three-to-four-pound chicken and go through the whole process
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Here's an idea: Spend the same $30, or $50 or $100 or $300 on meat that you now spend each week or month, but buy less and buy better You might compare this to an annual purchase of 20 $5 T-shirts made by child labor versus one of five $20 T-shirts made by better-paid and better-treated workers from organic cotton Expensive meat from real farms is a more extreme example of this less-is-better policy