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This is not a recipe for a chicken dish Instead, you get a whole chicken dinner, which comes together easily and without fuss by roasting everything at the same time on sheet pans, which emerge from the oven more or less simultaneously The chicken comes out crunchy-skinned and juicy, the sweet potatoes soft and succulent and scented with thyme, and the broccoli rabe crisp-leafed and tender-stemmed
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Chunks of chicken breast cook slowly in a creamy, curry-flavored sauce with coconut milk, peas, and mushrooms for a nicely spicy take on a slow cooker chicken dish. Serve over rice or with hot naan bread.
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Four-cheese lasagna! Ricotta, Parmesan, Mozzarella, and Fontina make this filling for this rustic, free-form lasagna. Fresh pasta sheets are best, but no-boil dry noodles can also be used.
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This is one of the signature dishes at Rao’s, the East Harlem red-sauce joint that is best-known for a loyal, boldface-name clientele that makes it difficult to get a table The restaurant now has satellites in Las Vegas and Los Angeles.
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Persian chicken stew made with chicken breasts or thighs, slowly cooked with ground toasted walnuts and pomegranate molasses.
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A fresh and easy asparagus soup in a base of stock, cream, and onion, seasoned with thyme and dry vermouth.
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A winner at any Thanksgiving dinner, sausage, bacon, apple chunks, mushrooms, celery, onions tossed with cornbread and bread cubes, make this savory stuffing a family favorite.
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This traditional Irish sweet bread is known as barmbrack, or bairin breac in Gaelic, or speckled loaf, since it is run through with raisins This is a perfect bread for breakfast or tea, spread with good butter, toasted or not The recipe has been adapted slightly from one by the well-known Irish cookbook author Rachel Allen; her original calls for chopped candied peel instead of citrus zest, and fast-rising yeast instead of dry active yeast.