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Use king or sockeye salmon from a good source In either case, the fish must be spanking fresh Gravlax keeps for a week after curing; and, though it's not an ideal solution, you can successfully freeze gravlax for a few weeks.
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Ruby red grapefruit juice shaken with vodka and triple sec is a refreshing martini for cocktail hour.
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Simply roast fresh green beans with olive oil, salt, and black pepper until browned to bring out their nutty flavor.
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Mini rolls are filled with seared sirloin, provolone, pickled peppers, and sauteed onions in Chef John's easy slider version of the Philly cheesesteak.
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Flavored vodkas with a splash of maraschino cherry juice and champagne come together to make a fun and fizzy drink for your next party.
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Get Lightened-Up Penne a la Vodka Recipe from Food Network
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Ooh la la! A little sweet and a little sour, the French Martini is a delicious treat; a perfect cocktail party drink.
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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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Chef John says the key to great refried beans is to make them with lard. Serve on, with, or in nachos, layered dips, quesadillas--the possibilities are endless.
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This homemade liqueur is the perfect addition to many a beachy cocktail, served in frosty glasses and sipped on a porch at sunset The margarita, the Cosmopolitan and the ever-dangerous Lemon Drop are all made more refreshing by its bright citrus flavor Given all the types of citrus available, and the simplicity of this recipe, it’s worth experimenting
Ingredients: oranges, sugar, water, vodka
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Get Arugula Salad with Seared Shrimp and Roasted Red Bell Pepper Vinaigrette Recipe from Food Network
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This is an adaptation of a classic French bistro dish, poulet Basquaise The chicken is cooked in a pipérade of onion, garlic, hot and sweet peppers, tomatoes and, in the authentic version, cured ham, which I’ve omitted In this version I use skinned chicken pieces