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This dish is inspired by several tsimmes recipes in Joan Nathan’s “Jewish Cooking in America.” Tsimmes, a Yiddish word that means “fuss,” doesn’t have to be fussy at all Sometimes the dish contains meat (and is fussier than this one), but sometimes it’s just fruit and vegetables Warning: You may find yourself eating this for breakfast.
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This recipe is by Kay Rentschler and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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If you haven't cooked a whole leg of lamb before, here is the place to start This is not a revolutionary recipe, but slathering on butter and (take our word for it) anchovies makes this version truly essential It is excellent for the Easter feast — lamb has ancient associations with springtime, and it pairs well with sharp spring vegetables like asparagus, dandelion greens and artichokes
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This slow-cooked casserole of white beans and several kinds of meat has long been considered the pinnacle of regional French home cooking It takes planning (you’ll need to find all the ingredients), time and a good deal of culinary stamina But the voluptuous mix of aromatic beans surrounding rich chunks of duck confit, sausages, roasted pork and lamb and a crisp salt pork crust is well worth the effort
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Triple strawberry cupcakes with cream cheese icing are the perfect treat to bake for the strawberry lovers in your life.
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Hot dogs are stuffed with pepper Jack cheese, wrapped with bacon, and deep fried to a crispy crunch.
Ingredients: frankfurter, jack cheese, bacon, oil, buns
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This stir-fry has hot (red pepper flakes), sour (vinegar), sweet (honey) and bitter (escarole) elements Escarole goes by a few names, including broad-leafed endive and Batavia endive (In France it is just called Batavia)