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Baking pasta with cheese on top creates a chewy and crispy topping kids will love. You can assemble the dish ahead and refrigerate it, then bake it right before dinner. Try this recipe with 1 pound of spaghetti (cook a few minutes less than the package in
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This easy soup tastes just like stuffed peppers. With ground beef, rice, and plenty of green bell peppers, you'll have a hearty meal all in one pot.
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Squat, glazed ceramic bean pots lurk in cabinets all over New England They're traditional for Boston baked beans, but enameled cast iron is faster Beans in cast iron can be brought to a boil over a burner before the dish goes into the oven; this saves about an hour.
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Can mac ‘n’ cheese be haute Yes, in the hands of Maximo Lopez May, the executive chef of Wall & Water at the Andaz Wall Street Hotel in Manhattan, who adds exotic mushrooms “It only works if the mushrooms are great,” he said, “so go for elegant ones, like chanterelles or trumpets.” If your budget doesn’t allow for those, then use oyster mushrooms, hen o’ the woods or cremini
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It seems that Fennel Apple Soup is on everyone's radar these days. And what better time than now?! It's perfect soup weather here in Boulder—a toasty...
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This recipe is by Amanda Hesser and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This smooth, creamy cauliflower soup with sharp cheddar cheese is absolutely what you want on a chilly day. It's ready in under an hour. Serve with some crusty bread and a side salad!
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Chicken, cauliflower, olives, tomatoes, feta — this is a stew of extraordinary flavor and complexity, down to its hints of cinnamon and garlic The recipe uses skinless chicken legs or thighs; you could substitute ones with the skin if you like (But don’t use chicken breasts, which will dry out.) You can use more or less chicken depending on your needs