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These glazed carrots, from Karen and Quinn Hatfield of the Los Angeles restaurant Odys and Penelope, are caramelized and sweetened from a quick hot turn on the grill, then tossed in a salty dressing of soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, garlic and ginger Turning the carrots often and moving them around on the grill keeps them from burning And if your carrots are burning but aren't yet cooked through, transfer them to a baking sheet and finish cooking in a 400-degree oven.
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This signature pizza at Wolfgang Puck's legendary Spago can be yours to enjoy in the comfort of your kitchen.
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This recipe is a staple in Mexico. Raw seafood is cooked by the lime juice! Now don't wrinkle your nose! You would never know the seafood was not cooked prior to serving. Make sure to always use the freshest ingredients! You may substitute many types of seafood for scallops, for example: halibut, red snapper, flounder, or swordfish.
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Get 20-Minute Shrimp and Couscous With Yogurt-Hummus Sauce Recipe from Food Network
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Get Simple Bolognese Recipe from Food Network
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Tuna salad gets an extra boost of flavor and texture with the addition of garbanzo beans and quinoa. Toss with olive oil and cilantro for a fresh salad.
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Get Roasted Red Pepper and Walnut Dip Recipe from Food Network
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Enjoy the dining out experience at home with this restaurant-inspired recipe.
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Fresh corn kernels, avocado, black beans, and tomatoes are tossed with lime juice and cilantro creating a refreshing summer vegetable salad.
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An easy mix of blanched vegetables and a simple chive vinaigrette.
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Not every tradition allows rice during Passover; in this fragrant dish there’s just enough of it to add substance to the vegetables Some Sephardic Jews have traditionally allowed rice during Passover, whereas many Ashkenazi Jews do not There isn’t much of it in this Turkish spinach dish, adapted from a recipe in Clifford A