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A beef shish kebab recipe with a Middle Eastern–inspired marinade that flavors skewered and grilled sirloin, mushrooms, squash, and onions.
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For extra chicken flavor, this easy and fast chicken noodle soup recipe cooks vegetables and bone-in chicken pieces in broth instead of water.
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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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The Portuguese-born, New York-based chef Luisa Fernandes makes a savory empada — Portuguese stuffed pastry — that is similar to a ratatouille wrapped in puff pastry She sautés eggplant, tomatoes, squash, onions and garlic, and once the vegetables are cooled, she tucks them into the pastry in muffin tins, and bakes them until they are golden Serve them for lunch with a salad.
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A touch of ginger adds a surprising, yet subtle balance to the creamy tang of goat cheese and the briny sweetness of shrimp in this lovely risotto dish.
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Brisket is the Zelig of the kitchen It takes on the character of whoever cooks it In the early part of the 20th century, when ''The Settlement Cook Book'' reigned supreme in American Jewish households, recipes for savory briskets of beef with sauerkraut, cabbage or lima beans were the norm
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Lamb stew with lamb shanks marinated with thyme and rosemary, then braised and cooked with potatoes, tomatoes, carrots, and zucchini.
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This recipe was originally developed by Pierre Franey in 1991 for the 60-Minute Gourmet column, a weekly feature dedicated to Times-worthy dishes that were easy, quick and inexpensive This recipe fit the bill perfectly, and it still does Just sauté the chicken breasts until they are lightly browned