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More of a drink than a soup, served in frosted glasses or chilled tumblers, gazpacho is perfect when it is too hot to eat but you need cold, salt and lunch all at the same time Gazpacho is everywhere in Seville, Spain, where this recipe comes from, but it's not the watered-down salsa or grainy vegetable purée often served in the United States This version has no bread and is a creamy orange-pink rather than a lipstick red
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Sekanjabin is a refreshing Persian drink. This recipe makes a ginger-flavored syrup which, when stirred into water, makes a spicy, refreshing soft drink.
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Nearly any vegetable tastes good browned in olive oil and showered with garlic, parsley and rosemary, but cauliflower is an especially good candidate for this technique The inherent sweetness of cauliflower begs for a hit of lemon and hot pepper too Serve hot or at room temperature.
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Ken Oringer often serves dip at winter tailgates because it travels well and is simple to eat (no plates or forks necessary).
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This virgin Pimm's Cup cocktail recipe is made with infused nonalcoholic white and red wines to replace the gin and Pimm's.
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Cactus and Corn Salsa! A true southwestern salsa made with nopales cactus paddles, corn, green tomatoes, onions, and chiles.
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This Momofuku chicken wings recipe from David Chang covers crispy chicken wings in a sweet-spicy sauce.
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This mint-infused cocktail, often paired with Southern fare, has been the traditional drink of choice at the Kentucky Derby since 1938.
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Parsley, shredded carrot, pimentos and white onion all play their part in making the dressing and the salad taste sensational.
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Kidney beans, baked beans and butter beans are combined with ground beef, bacon and onion in this hearty dish. You can also put the ingredients into a slow cooker and cook for about 8 hours on low.
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This recipe is by Christine Muhlke and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.