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This irresistible soup is inspired by a Southeast Asian dish traditionally made with Thai jasmine rice The recipe is adapted from one in “Hot Sour Salty Sweet,” by Naomi Duguid and Jeffrey Alford
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Quick to prepare, delicious flavors, this is a family pleaser!
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A classic Vietnamese chicken pice porridge recipe (cháo).
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Watch your back, Chipotle.
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This dish is simple, quick, and packed with flavor exactly what you want on a busy night.
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A star is born when a favorite herbed salad dressing mix gives new life to this classic mushroom-sauced pork chop skillet. It's easy and your family will love it served with ranch-flavored rice.
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There's no need to make a special trip to the store to make a special dessertjust look to your cupboard! Rice is the foundation for coconut pudding squares, which use up any dried fruit or nuts you may have.
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This is a truly glorious one-pot weeknight meal Feel free to experiment with the garnish, adding dried cranberries, hazelnuts, pine nuts or your own favorites Ghee adds a nuttiness to the dish, but if you cannot find it, you can make it with unsalted butter using the chef Asha Gomez's method
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Casserole is living its healthiest life.
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In the late spring and early summer we are surrounded by great big bunches of chard with wide stems and lush leaves, tender leeks, the last of the fava beans, first of the green beans and the first of the summer squash, still small and delicate In not a lot of time, you can do what the French do: make soup Rice will bulk up the soup
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In all of American cooking there is probably no term less meaningful than “salad.” I’m racking my brain for a way to narrow the definition, but the best I can do is a dictionary-like “mixture of food, usually cold or at room temperature, with some kind of dressing.” That’s not saying much, but it opens a world of opportunities, especially when the base ingredient is rice, which offers a far wider variety of flavors and textures than any other grain.