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With large pieces of shrimp and just enough cream, this bisque is filling enough to be a meal.
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This recipe uses tofu that has been frozen for 72 hours and then quickly defrosted. Onion, celery and cheese make these burgers delicious. This is a family favorite at the Silverwolfs' den. Serve in place of meat as a main entree or place on a bun along with your favorite toppings: lettuce, onion, tomato, mayo, etc. These burgers can also be baked in an oven preheated at 350 degrees for 30 minutes rather than frying.
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Even vegetable stews can have more vegetables This recipe adds a pound of kale -- that's right, a full pound -- to softened onions, carrots and celery, combined with beans and tomatoes It's simply a matter of bringing the other vegetables together in a simmer, then adding the kale and topping with the toast
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Here, standard weeknight chicken breasts are transformed into a dish that's fragrant and spicy It's very easy to prepare: just make a quick stew of butter, onions, celery, garlic, apple, tomatoes and curry powder Blend that together in a food processor until it forms a thick sauce, then combine with chicken breasts that have been lightly browned
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This comforting turkey cobbler is a great way to use up leftover turkey. Don't worry about shaping a pie pastry--the topping is meant to look rustic.
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A classic red cabbage coleslaw recipe.
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These sloppy joes are the best! Do as I do and personalize these by adjusting spices to your taste!
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Chicken salad with an Indian-inspired twist of mango chutney and curry powder is quick and easy to prepare. Dried cranberries, raisins, or pineapple chunks can also be added.
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Mushrooms stuffed with buffalo chicken dip are the perfect party appetizer for game day or dinner parties.
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This recipe is by Craig Claiborne And Pierre Franey and takes 1 hour 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.