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“Why don’t you just cook something that tastes really good?” Julia Reed’s mother said that, chiding her daughter, a writer of uncommon style and wit who used to contribute food essays and recipes to The New York Times Magazine Her mother thought Ms Reed spent too much time thinking about complicated, over-the-top recipes at the expense of simple, honest American cooking that draws compliments not because it looks amazing, but because it’s delicious
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This easy to prepare noodle salad has plenty of seeds, nuts, greens, chicken, and vegetables.
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Get Winning Deviled Ham and Cheese Sandwich Recipe from Food Network
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A healthy recipe for tender, juicy turkey meatballs simmered in a simple tomato sauce.
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Homemade garlic aioli gives this otherwise classic potato salad a pungent kick If you don’t want to add the hard-cooked eggs, use another 1/2 pound of potatoes instead This is best served at least an hour or so after making to allow the flavors to mellow
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This recipe is by Elaine Sciolino and takes 10 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Get Neely's Pork Shoulder Recipe from Food Network
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These BBQ Pork Shoulder Sandwiches with Mustard Slaw, from chef Thomas Boemer, are just what you should make for your next cookout. The meat is cooked low and...
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Try this very easy meat sauce over penne pasta when you want a simple meal with a few shortcuts that still has plenty of real homemade flavor.
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Something of an accident, but you will love it.
Ingredients: bread, nutella, eggs, sugar, salt, milk, heavy cream
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Fire up the grill for this Indonesian-inspired chicken satay: skewers of perfectly cooked chicken are served with a fresh and flavorful peanut sauce for dipping.