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This recipe is by Jacques Pepin and takes 15 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Make a batch of Italian-seasoned deep-fried cheese sticks when you have a hankering for the festival-favorite snack. It's easy and budget-friendly. Serve with your favorite dipping sauce.
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Get Kids Can Make: Cheesy Eggs-in-the-Hole with Bacon Recipe from Food Network
Ingredients: bacon, butter, bread, eggs, parmesan
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Breaded morsels of chicken make great appetizers with your favorite dipping sauce, or pile several on French bread or in pita.
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Got a few minutes for lunch but don’t know what to make? Try my Indian take on a classic American sandwich- Grilled Cheese. It’s fast, CHEAP and oo soo satisfying...
Ingredients: bread, american cheese, onion, masala
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This traditional Spanish snack couldn’t be easier to make Aside from good toasted bread, it requires very few ingredients: a garlic clove, a ripe tomato, some olive oil and flaky sea salt In fact, the ingredient list is actually the recipe in shorthand
Ingredients: bread, garlic, tomato, olive oil
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Pita bread becomes a quick and easy crust in this vegetarian pizza. Try it with your favorite cheese and other toppings.
Ingredients: bread, pesto, tomatoes, feta cheese
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Kids are big fans of this quick and easy breakfast using crushed corn flakes to give a crunch to your French toast.
Ingredients: eggs, milk, corn, bread, butter
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A scrumptious pineapple and bread cube stuffing that is great as a side dish with ham. I often make this dish for the holidays.
Ingredients: margarine, sugar, eggs, pineapple, bread
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This is peanut butter and jelly with a twist. The kids will thank you for them.
Ingredients: butter, bread, peanut butter, fruit
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This is a great stuffing recipe that is very easy and fun for the whole family. My mom used to include my sisters and I in the breaking of the bread. It has become a great family tradition.
Ingredients: bread, butter, celery, onions, sage
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After living in what must have seemed like every neighborhood in three boroughs, my mother’s parents, in their old-ish age, settled in Astoria, which is where I spent almost all the Thanksgivings of my childhood Thanksgiving was always (in my memory) gray and blustery, and my grandmother’s kitchen, steamy She produced, almost solo, the traditionally ridiculous abundance of food, including my favorite, the potato “nik,” a huge latke fried in chicken fat until really brown, and as crisp as perfectly done shoestring fries
Ingredients: potatoes, onion, eggs, bread crumbs