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A tender, juicy pot roast needs just a few minutes to get ready before simmering for 6 to 8 hours in the slow cooker.
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This cherry tomato-corn salad flavored with raisins and basil holds up well for summer picnics. Simply cut the raw corn from the cob -- no need to even cook it. Raisins are a surprise sweet addition.
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Boiled eggs, avocado, and harissa are stars in this spicy twist on a classic. Serve on toast or try in lettuce leaves for a refreshing touch.
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Sauteed chicken chunks braised in a sweet, savory whiskey sauce.
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Brownies made with a cake mix. Brown sugar and butterscotch chips make these irresistible.
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This absurdly easy recipe came to The Times from Colin Alevras, then the chef at the Tasting Room in New York, which, until it closed in 2008, offered Rice Krispies treats every day, and made more for Halloween Browning the butter elevates these plebeian snacks into something more toothsome, and it adds just an extra couple of minutes to the process They’re so good
Ingredients: marshmallows, butter, cereal
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This easy mushroom broth recipe makes the perfect base for soups, stews, gravies, and risottos.
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For as long as anyone can remember, wedding receptions in Pittsburgh have featured cookie tables, laden with dozens of homemade old-fashioned offerings like lady locks, pizzelles and buckeyes For weeks ahead, sometimes months, mothers and aunts and grandmas and in-laws hunker down in the kitchen baking and freezing These peanut butter and chocolate cookies were part of the spread at Laura Gerrero and Luke Wiehagen's wedding in 2009
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In this French-German version of pizza, Chef John uses bacon, onion, and a creamy cheese mixture as toppings for these savory tarts.
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This recipe is by Jeannette Ferrary and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.