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Tender whole scallops and shrimp get a quick saute in hot, garlicky olive oil and butter before taking a brief clam juice simmer. Toss with hot pasta, bright strips of sun dried tomatoes and tangy bits of lemon zest for a refreshing entree or appetizer.
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This is a full-flavored, pungent, yet subtle special occasion dish. We served the meal with diced, spiced new potatoes with chopped onions baked in foil for 40 minutes, and a Caesar salad.
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Basically an excuse for cheddar lovers everywhere to drink melty cheese.
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This recipe is by Moira Hodgson and takes 2 hours 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Flour tortillas make a great impromptu wrapper for moo shu pork when you can't get to an Asian grocery.
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Tender rack of lamb, though expensive, makes an elegant roast for a special-occasion dinner, and it’s quite easy to prepare A brief marinade of pounded garlic and anchovy, Dijon mustard and olive oil heightens the flavor For a simple accompaniment, roast small crushed potatoes in the same pan
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Collards are seasoned with turmeric, paprika, allspice, and ginger in this fragrant variation on a traditional Ethiopian vegetarian dish.
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A quick, budget-friendly soup that is great for using up extra vegetables in your cabinet or fridge. Serving this with crusty bread makes a great warming meal in wintertime. Add beef or chicken in with the vegetables for a heartier meal option.
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Stuffing pasta shells with a mixture of cheese and vegetables is just the beginning for a comfort-style pasta dish finished in the oven.
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The Caesar salad you love so much at fancy restaurants is surprisingly easy and quick to make at home.
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The most indulgent way to eat any vegetable is to bathe it in cream and top it with cheese, but few benefit from that treatment as much as brussels sprouts do Whether or not you decide to top them with crispy bread crumbs (you should), the end result is a decadent, but never too heavy, side dish that could easily become your main course.