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This springtime riff on deviled eggs has a tangy goat cheese filling and crunchy bits of asparagus.
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Refreshing, sweet, and raspberry-licious! This is sure to be a new summer favorite.
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A porcini mushroom cream sauce is served over seared and roasted pork tenderloin. Simple ingredients, but complex flavors.
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This refreshing roasted sweet potato salad is accented with mangoes, avocado, cilantro, and habanero pepper for a spicy kick!
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If you are beet-phobic because you fear the inevitable crimson stains, try golden yellow beets instead Yellow beets, nearing orange on the color spectrum, are slightly milder than red ones They make a beautiful assertive salad, dressed with horseradish, mustard and mustard seeds. 
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A crunchy salad of radicchio, Belgian endive and sliced fennel served with a fennel dressing and grated parmesan cheese.
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An easy vegetarian curry with ginger, chiles, tomatoes, spices, and garlic. Serve hot in soup bowls, or over rice.
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Tender and mild trout with a tangy yogurt sauce. Serve with crusty bread and lemon potatoes. If you can, use freshly caught trout.
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If you love doner kebaps, you'll love this homemade version! Thin slices of beef (or chicken) are broiled until crisp--no big rotating spit required. Serve in a warmed pita with goat cheese, tzatziki sauce, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and pepperoncinis.
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Turkey and barley soup is the perfect way to use leftover turkey after Thanksgiving for cold and dark winter evenings.
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Rhubarb is in full season right now and I have been enjoying several sweet (some not so sweet) experiments with this wonderful ingredient in my kitchen. I was...
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I have to thank a couple of people for this recipe: first, the chef Stevie Parle, of Dock Kitchen in London, who published the recipe to inspire this one, and second, the aunt of one of my recipe testers, who made such a standout interpretation that we all marveled over the leftovers the next day in the test kitchen I just had to try my own version, and here it is, made a touch more celebratory with caramelized walnuts and lashings of whipped cream, both of which can be omitted if you prefer keeping it plain and dairy-free (thereby making it suitable for Passover) The cake is moist and delicious enough as it is