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Sweet corn and Yukon Gold potatoes are the stars in this simple, wholesome chowder. Almond milk and a spoonful of flour make it ultra-creamy.
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This adaptation of an old Yankee Magazine recipe for classic New England roast turkey is solid and unfancy, the sort that has adorned tables from Portsmouth north for generations Old-line New Englanders may be tempted to soak an old cotton button-down dress shirt in butter and drape it over the bird for the first two hours But this is not necessary.
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Beef tongue has none of the characteristic challenges of other ‘‘off-cuts’’ — its taste is clean and beefy and its texture is firm and fleshy Once braised, be sure to peel it while still warm and return it to its braising liquid to remain moist The cooked tongue will keep in the refrigerator for a week and can be used as a sandwich meat, a warm main dinner course, a cold meat salad for lunch — in almost all the ways you might use a beef tenderloin.
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To accompany his wood-roasted beef short ribs, leg of lamb and chorizo, Marcelo Betancourt serves a simple salsa, called criolla, which he makes by marinating tomatoes, onions, and bell peppers overnight in lemon juice and olive oil.
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This recipe is by Trish Hall and takes 2 hours 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Turkey breast, butterflied, rolled with prosciutto, chard, pine nut stuffing, and roasted. Perfect for holiday meal!
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Homemade pico de gallo is the best! Chopped fresh tomatoes, chile peppers, red onion, cilantro, and lime are meant to be consumed fresh—it's called salsa fresca, for a reason.