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The recipe is a combination of my favorite Fall, well paired ingredients. I recently learned how to reduce beer, for a sauce or glaze. I love it!!! Blue Moon...
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John Besh of Restaurant August in New Orleans serves this lightly sweet, fruity white-wine sangria over plenty of ice cubes. "Use Viognier it has a nice balance of fruit and acidity," he says.
Ingredients: grand marnier, mango, peaches, mint
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Chef John gives a Northern California twist to his Nicoise salad by adding avocado to the vinaigrette--perfect with the tuna, olives, green beans, and potatoes.
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Red wine and mustard do wonderful things for this tender cut of steak.
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The quintessential recipe, just like Gram used to make--except they're vegetarian, made with TVP instead of beef.
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This is how my Brazilian mom prepares pork ribs. Boiling the ribs with the seasonings ensures that the meat will remain moist and juicy, and that the flavors will fully penetrate the meat. I hope you like these as much as I always have! Serve with lime wedges, rice and a fresh green salad.
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Nice broth which will warm your paunchy with out anything else!
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This pea custard salad recipe has a creamy pea custard and a crisp salad with asparagus and butter lettuce.
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Beef, carrots, potatoes, and celery are seasoned with rosemary and parsley in this simple stovetop beef stew recipe.
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You can make your own feuille de brick, but it’s one of those products, like burgundy wine and saltine crackers, better left to the professional artisans. Alas, even finding it commercially made can be difficult as well, but it is worth the effort to procure.  Fortunately, it freezes beautifully, so when you find a source, get more than one package and freeze the extra for future use. Thin as a sheet of tracing paper and as transparent, the dough fries up shatteringly crisp, and makes an incomparable borek Everyone at dinner will ask you how you did it.