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Creamy peppercorn Ranch dressing over lots of crunchy, colorful vegetables and rotini pasta.
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An aromatic simmer of garlic, tomatoes and parsley in olive oil and butter forms the base for this sensationally easy pasta dish. Add canned clams at the last minute and toss with freshly boiled linguine pasta.
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This beautiful recipe for pot-roasted artichokes with white wine and capers appears in the chef April Bloomfield's 2015 cookbook "A Girl and Her Greens." It's tremendous "The fleshy artichokes get browned and crispy tops and look like strange, beautiful roses," she writes "The acidity in the white wine cuts through the rich, dense veg and, along with the salty pops from the capers, highlights the artichokes’ unique herbaceousness." Don't know how to prepare artichokes
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A crunchy baguette stuffed with smoked duck, arugula, blue cheese, and cherries.
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The beauty of this dish is that the clams can be steamed in the time it takes to cook the pasta, so the whole affair can be put together quite rapidly High heat and a covered pot will have the shells open in minutes.
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Simmer chopped clams, clam juice and parsley in an olive oil and garlic base, then toss with hot linguini and dinner is served.
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This recipe is by Julia Moskin and takes About 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Creamy, flavorful seafood risotto with clams and cooked salmon. Clam juice really lets the seafood flavor shine through! It's a great way to use up leftover salmon.
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A clambake recipe with lobsters, mussels, and sausage
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So easy and so delicious. Everything - baby carrots, cognac, cinnamon, honey and walnut oil - goes into an aluminum foil packet, and is roasted until tender and glistening.
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This recipe is by Bryan Miller and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.