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This streamlined version of Chef Skenes dish from Saison in San Francisco showcases brassicas (plants in the mustard family, like broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, and rutabaga) and toasted grains in a delightfully frothy bonito-kombu (seaweed) broth.
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You can use a variety of grains in this salad I’ve made it with a mixture of brown rice and farro, with quinoa and with bulgur The mixture makes a robust main-dish salad for summer.
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A homemade curry mix (using store-bought ingredients like puffed rice, wheat, and corn) becomes the crisp, playful topping on these easy twice-baked sweet potatoes.
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The heat of harissa — which is a North Afican chili sauce — is made for the luscious flavor of lamb.
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Let the aromatic blend of cinnamon, coriander, feta, and lamb transport you to the Medieval Middle East with this savory roast of stuffed lamb.
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The Out of State pairs tequila with carrot purée, sweetened by agave syrup that has been infused with makrut lime leaf.
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Homemade cream of celery soup with celery, onion, leeks, garlic, stock and a little cream.
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Chicken pieces are marinated overnight in an intense garlic mixture, then roasted to a delicious golden brown. Garlic lovers will enjoy the deep, rich flavor.
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In the two decades after World War II, Jane Stern and Michael Stern told Marian Burros of The Times in 1991, “a nation once known for square meals and the bluenose abstinence of Prohibition fell in love with deluxe food, vintage wine and the joy of cooking.” They captured that gourmania in their book of that year, “American Gourmet,” and this recipe, for a luxe and amazing casserole of nutmeg-scented chicken and garlic, comes from it Serve the dish with a baguette or two, and squeeze the buds of garlic out on the bread Spread the mash like butter and use the bread to mop up the luscious sauce.