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For a great-tasting Chinese beef dish, try this stir-fry. Ice cold beer is the recommended accompaniment.
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This is a great way to use up day-old bread.
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There’s something about pasta, cooked properly, that trumps all the other possibilities And the smell of pasta boiling is a heady cheap thrill With a few basic staple pantry items, a true feast can be ready in minutes
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It may not seem possible to improve on roast chicken cooked in a very hot cast-iron skillet, an easy method that yields a moist, evenly cooked bird (The thighs, which needs more cooking time, are pressed against the pan, which allows them to cook as quickly as the breast meat.) But here’s a recipe with a clever tweak on that method, one that’s easier than spatchcocking (or butterflying) the chicken, and that makes for a even faster-cooked, juicier bird Preheat the skillet in a 500-degree oven for about 45 minutes, letting it get blisteringly hot
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Here, you'll use rosemary to brush a savory glaze onto a marinated pork belly, giving it an added layer of richness and flavor.
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An easy slow cooker recipe for pork ramen. For this recipe you will need pork shoulder, ginger, chicken broth, mushrooms, and fresh ramen noodles.
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Chef Donald Link’s version of the “king of Cajun food,” made with pork liver, rice, and fresh ground pork shoulder.
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Cooked rice and barbecue sauce are combined with a heavenly mixture of cooked seitan, onions, scallions and hot chile peppers. The filling is spooned into flour tortilla, and when all ten are wrapped and ready, they're baked with additional barbecue sauce.
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A traditional Louisiana gumbo served during Lent that is based on loads of greens such as collards, kale, turnip greens and spinach.
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For those interactive group-gathering festive meals that first come to mind — fondue, say, or raclette — you either have to maintain a giant heated stone by an even larger roaring fire or a balance a pot of boiling oil, molten cheese or finicky chocolate over a live flame Le grand aioli, by contrast, is a distinctly relaxing, convivial and participatory group meal that requires no dangerous apparatus: It’s just a vivid spread of vegetables, simply cooked, and a few pieces of steamed seafood to go with the large quantity of rather garlicky mayonnaise Since the meal is served at room temperature – neither hot nor cold – it is one of those exceedingly-gentle-on-the-cook meals for which you can just sit down and stay down