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This update on a workaday sandwich takes time and work, it’s true But the result, Julia Reed says, is the best old-fashioned tuna salad sandwich you’ve ever had in your life You’ll need one pound of yellowfin tuna, which you’ll poach with aromatics, cool and then mix with a few chopped peppers, fennel seed, onion and herbs
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Get Moroccan Beef Kebabs with Curried Couscous, Raita and Charmoula Vinaigrette Recipe from Food Network
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Get Chicken Salad Pita with Baba Ghanoush Recipe from Food Network
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This is an easy, creamy custard dessert with Costa Rican flavors: dark brown sugar, rum, coffee, coconut and bittersweet chocolate. Panna cotta is sort of the Italian version of creme brulee.
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This quick Middle Eastern-style bean salad, made with garbanzo and black beans, plus lots of sweet grape tomatoes, has a tangy and slightly spicy blender dressing.
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This frozen version of the spectacular Australian dessert has a lighter-than-air lemon cream filling inside an almond-crusted meringue exterior.
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Spiedies are the pride and joy of the Greater Binghamton area of N.Y. They are such an important part of life there that the biggest party of the year celebrates them - The Spiedie Festival and Balloon Rally brings thousands into the area every summer. Chunks of chicken (my favorite), pork, lamb (traditional) or venison are marinated in a mixture of oil, vinegar and herbs for 1 to 3 days, skewered, grilled and served on Italian bread with no condiments.
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Spicy, summery pasta salad made with cucumber, lemon, mint, basil, and jalapeno.
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Buy a bunch of parsley along with basil or chives to keep on hand in your refrigerator The herbs will keep for a week if properly stored Produce departments often use misters, but greens don’t keep well once wet
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Chopped Salad: Here’s one excellent excuse to spend some time at the farmers’ market This salad, prepared by Mark Bittman and Sam Sifton for a holiday feast, is chock-full of fresh vegetables and worth the prep time Hunt down a few different herbs to give the salad a complex flavor and aroma