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When it comes to eating seafood, which i do at least 5 times a week, i love a sauce that is spicy, sour and vinegary. im not a butter lover. this sauce which...
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Get Caesar Stuffed Eggs Recipe from Food Network
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Get Sauteed Rainbow Trout with Green Tomato and Blackberry Sauce Recipe from Food Network
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A pot full of garlicky steamed clams needs nothing more than some crusty bread – or even just a spoon – to accompany it In this version, tarragon and chives add a bracing freshness to the clams while lime juice and zest brighten things up Take your time when cleaning the clams; they need a good scrubbing under running water to remove all the sand and grit
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Chicken breast meat is rubbed with an intoxicating paste made with cilantro, mint, and other distinctive flavors. Chicken legs may also be used, or a combination of legs and breasts. This recipe is cooked in the oven, but will work well on the grill. Serve hot with onion rings.
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An easy pork taco recipe from chef/restaurateur Traci Des Jardins, plus her recipes for salsa verde and guacamole, perfect for a Super Bowl party.
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Don't be fooled by the size of these guys.
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Crowd-pleasing holiday eggnog pound cake with eggnog, dried cranberries, brandy, nutmeg and orange zest.
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This tangy French dressing is made with ketchup, olive oil, onion, lemon juice, and a few seasonings. It's easy to keep a batch in the refrigerator ready for your favorite salad.
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Making a quick compound butter to spread on your halibut steaks is a perfect way to get a tasty grilled fish.
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The marinade here — a classic Sauce Victor, though ours is particularly bracing — is so all-purpose, we make it by the half gallon at Prune, in New York But even at home, where you don’t often go through two quarts of dressing a day, I’m pretty certain a solid two cups will not go to waste If I were you, I’d start with sturdy lettuces, braised celery hearts, all the escaroles and chicories and hardy greens, then see what you think of it on all the crucifers, well boiled, drained and chilled