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Fresh green beans are cold-pickled in tarragon vinegar with dill and garlic for a crispy treat on the relish tray -- or in a Bloody Mary.
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Kidney beans, corn, and red onion combine for a delicious dish that works well with rice or quinoa. This could also be served as a very hearty soup or chili.
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Tender butter beans, crisp bacon, and peppery arugula combine in an earthy, rustic side dish that's ready to go in just a few minutes.
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Need to make a quick meal or snack? Refried black beans are easy and delicious!
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Black and kidney beans are combined with ground beef and whole kernel corn in this tomato juice based soup with taco seasoning mix.
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This light-on-the-noodles, heavy-on-the-vegetables dish comes together in under a half hour Lots of fresh ginger and dried Thai chiles provide plenty of liveliness, a perfect counterpoint to the warm earthiness of the dark sesame oil Never heard of tofu skins
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Creamy Brie cheese, turkey slices, and cranberry sauce make these mouthwatering paninis with Thanksgiving leftovers, brilliantly repurposed!
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Heat is an integral aspect of Southwestern cooking, so it’s no surprise that local chiles of all kinds accent the flavor of Thanksgiving Cooks put them in everything from Hatch turkey rubs to chipotle mashed potatoes to chiltepin cranberry sauce, which uses the small, round, fiery hot chiles that are native to Arizona and northern Mexico You can make this sauce a day ahead and chill it; if it's too stiff for your tastes when you remove it from the fridge, add a little water and sugar, reheat until simmering and then cool once more
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This recipe is by Barbara Kafka and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This is a much more lively alternative to plain cranberry sauce and is one of my very favorites. I buy the quinces (membrillos) at a local Mexican grocery store. It is so worth the extra effort!
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A splendid concoction of cubed apples and pears, dried cranberries, a bit of flour, honey, and lemon juice is spooned into a baking pan, and then covered with a crumbly butter and nut mixture. Forty-five minutes later, the crisp is brown and beautiful.