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This beautiful recipe for pot-roasted artichokes with white wine and capers appears in the chef April Bloomfield's 2015 cookbook "A Girl and Her Greens." It's tremendous "The fleshy artichokes get browned and crispy tops and look like strange, beautiful roses," she writes "The acidity in the white wine cuts through the rich, dense veg and, along with the salty pops from the capers, highlights the artichokes’ unique herbaceousness." Don't know how to prepare artichokes
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Wheat and rye flour, cocoa powder, and molasses are baked together creating a perfect pumpernickel bread. Serve with honey butter.
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Get Farro with Coarse Pesto Recipe from Food Network
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Melon and cucumber are a marvelous combination, never more so than when ripe tomatoes provide a bridge between the two Parsley, mint and the refreshing bite of Champagne vinegar take the flavors even higher, making this salad both a perfect lunch or a fine start to a summer dinner.
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Try this recipe for Spanish yellow rice with fresh veggies for a side dish that everyone will love.
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Sun dried tomatoes add a deeper layer of taste that regular ketchup just can't match.
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Homemade dark chocolate made with cocoa powder, coconut oil, honey, and vanilla is a melt-in-your-mouth treat and fits into the paleo lifestyle.
Ingredients: coconut oil, cocoa, honey, vanilla
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This variation of a traditional Korean recipe for marinated beef short ribs uses a marinade with soy sauce, sugar, sesame oil, and garlic.
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A lighter version of bowtie pasta with peas and prosciutto, no cream, but instead tossed with Parmesan, olive oil, and arugula.
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This recipe is more of a Chinese-American invention than an authentic Mongolian classic. Nonetheless, it's a fantastic example of America's love of Chinese food.
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Grain stuffings are an elegant alternative to bread stuffing on the Thanksgiving table, and one that happens to work well for any gluten-avoiding guests Here the barley is tossed with roasted shiitake mushrooms, chive butter, hazelnuts and plenty of lemon to zip it up Stuff it in the turkey if you'd like, or serve it alongside as a supple, addictive dressing.