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Sophie Dahl fondly refers to this dish as Paris Mash because she used to make it in Paris while visiting an artist friend, Annie Morris.
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Aida Mollenkamp packs tart (pomegranate), bitter (watercress, arugula) and sweet flavors (honey, pear) into this spicy salad.
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Baked Spaghetti Casserole with thin spaghetti, sausage, mushroom, and tomato sauce, ricotta, Parmesan, and Mozzarella cheeses.
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This quiche is a perfect creamy balance of blue cheese, cream, and fresh herbs baked in a pastry shell. Believe me, it's luscious. Enjoy this alone or accompanied with a salad and a nice glass of white wine
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This cornbread and sausage dressing is perfect for a Kwanzaa gathering or any special occasion. Apples give it a bit of sweetness.
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Toss chicken, sausage, ham, vegetables, and seasonings in the slow cooker and forget about it until dinner time when you'll have jambalaya waiting for you.
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Barbecue beef tongue, a bold, richly succulent dish that suited the unseasonal weather The recipe is somewhat surprising I expected the tongue to be slow-cooked over applewood or hickory, but the barbecue is contributed by a mere couple of tablespoons of sauce added to the braising liquid
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This homespun, bacon-wrapped version of the American classic is attributed to Bill Blass, the world-famous clothing designer of the 60s, 70s and 80s, who is perhaps best known for dressing First Lady Nancy Reagan and the upper echelons of New York society While he became hugely successful – he reportedly sold his business for $50 million in 1999 – his culinary tastes remained firmly Midwestern From his 2002 obituary in The Times: “A man of robust but simple tastes who would go out of his way for a hamburger, Mr