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Make your own fresh, spinach-flavored pasta! Whip up a puree of garden-fresh spinach, water, egg and salt. Combine with flour to make a dough, then roll out and cut into shapes. Let it dry before cooking. Try serving with a simple, buttery sauce.
Ingredients: spinach, water, egg, salt, flour
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When it comes to football party snacks, Chef John's sticky baked chicken wings are an easy winner, marinated and glazed in a rosemary, ancho, and molasses mixture.
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Caramels made with sweetened condensed milk and corn syrup are flavored with anise extract and colored black.
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An easy way to add flavor to smoked or grilled meat.
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Marinated New York steak makes a terrific beef fajita. Serve it warm white corn tortillas, salsa, and Mexican cheeses.
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Using the mushroom-soaking liquid to cook the rice gives this risotto intense flavor. There's just enough goat cheese to balance the earthiness of the porcini with a touch of tartness without overwhelming the dish.
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Enjoy this Tomato and Tahini Salad recipe with ingredients and easy step-by-step directions from Chowhound.
Ingredients: tomatoes, tahini sauce, water, salt
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Get Ancho Chile Honey Basted Quail Recipe from Food Network
Ingredients: ancho chile, quail, water, garlic, honey, salt
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A fantastically rich and deeply flavorful spread of pork and pork fat with a few seasonings makes a wonderful old-time appetizer or small bite to enjoy on buttered toast.
Ingredients: pork fat, pork, onions, salt, allspice, water
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Buttermilk and a smidge of baking soda work together here to create an impossibly fluffy potato side dish We like to finish ours with an extra pat of butter that melts into a golden pool while we set the table.
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Walnut candy, made with walnut halves coated with a homemade caramel candy sauce.
Ingredients: sour cream, salt, milk, sugar, walnut, vanilla
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This dessert bar was first published by The New York Times in 1952 in a review of Passover dishes, and later it appeared in the pamphlet “Holiday Desserts: Cakes, Pies and Puddings for Special Occasions.” The traditional fluden is a leavened pastry, but this version is not Whipped egg whites mixed with matzo meal, egg yolks, sugar and salt bind the layers together To be certain that the dessert is kosher for Passover, all ingredients must be endorsed as such by “a recognized rabbinical authority,” as our editor June Owen wrote in 1952.