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This recipe is by Daniel Patterson and takes 7 hours 40 minutes, plus 2 days' refrigeration. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This is an East Indian sweet tamarind chutney.
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This hearty, flavorful soup of root vegetables and lentils is perfect for chilly fall nights, and it makes your house smell heavenly! The golden beets give it a unique pop of flavor.
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Whitney Otawka, whom you may remember from "Top Chef" or Hugh Acheson’s Five & Ten restaurant in Athens, Ga., cooks at the Greyfield Inn It’s the only place to stay on Cumberland Island, the largest barrier island off Georgia’s coast The farmers who live there grow sugar snap peas, which she welcomes as one of the early tastes of spring
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These hearty portobello burgers, topped with pesto and a carrot-fennel slaw, are satisfying, and easy to prepare in the toaster oven.
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Monterey Jack or Fontina cheese are good substitutes for the Tetilla here.
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Good fresh burrata — mozzarella’s luscious, creamy-centered cousin — really needs no adornment, just good bread to accompany it (and perhaps a drizzle of olive oil and few arugula leaves) To make it more festive, add a quickly made seasonal vegetable topping and serve the gilded burrata as a salad or antipasto Bright green fava beans, celery and fennel make a lovely rendition for spring.
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Sauvignon Blanc is a perfect match for this licorice-scented soup.
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This recipe is by Sarah Belk and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Slightly bitter Belgian ale combines nicely with the brininess of mussels.
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The antipasto table in old-fashioned Italian restaurants is a sort of precursor to the modern-day salad bar, though usually far better The idea is to let customers serve themselves (or be served by the maître d’) a few spoonsful of room temperature vegetable preparations—grilled eggplant, roasted peppers, marinated mushrooms—along with a little cheese and salumi It’s an easy concept to adopt at home for a dinner party