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This recipe is quick and easy to make. Its an adaptation of favorite salad from a bistro I used to work at. The chef would never give me his secret recipe, but...
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Impress the dinner table with this exquisite frozen pie dessert topped with slow-simmered cranberries.
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A hot, spicy, and colorful slaw is based on shredded bok choy, cucumber, and carrots, then spiked with hot cherry peppers and tossed with a sweet and tangy mustard and jalapeno dressing. Roasted ground ginger and freshly cracked pepper are sprinkled on before serving. Great for those who love spicy foods.
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These pastry nests may look rather composed and restaurant-like, but don’t be put off It’s just a case of making the various elements separately; a day in advance, if you like, in the case of the pears (which benefit from being soaked overnight in the syrup) and the kataifi pastry bases (which can be baked one day ahead; let them cool, then keep them in a sealed container at room temperature) That leaves just the cream to whip, the syrup to reduce and the assembly to do before serving
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Recipe courtesy of Bryan Dayton, Beverage Director/Co-owner of OAK at Fourteenth in Boulder, Colorado.
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This from-scratch enchilada sauce is made with dried ancho chiles, chile de arbol peppers for heat, and pumpkin seeds. It really lets the taste of the peppers shine through.
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This sweet, delightful hot apple cider is spiced with cloves, nutmeg, ginger, cinnamon, and orange zest. Spike it with apple brandy, if desired.
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Ready in under an hour, this taco bake layers seasoned ground beef on a cornbread base and is covered with Cheddar cheese and corn chips.
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Nuggets of salmon coated with a bourbon and brown sugar glaze are baked in this recipe for a restaurant-quality dish packed with flavor.
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If you can get your hands on ras el hanout, you can use it instead of making the spice mixture And no worries if you don’t have a tagine — a covered Dutch oven will work just fine