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Grape-Nuts® cereal adds pleasing crunch to this velvety, vanilla-scented coconut milk ice cream that's dairy-free and suitable for vegans.
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Sarah Frey, who sells more pumpkins than anyone else in America, often entertains retailers and produce executives at her farmhouse in southern Illinois She likes to serve white baby pumpkins stuffed with spinach and cheese Along with their orange counterparts, mini-pumpkins are often considered more decorative than culinary
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"I use macadamia nuts two ways in this summery zucchini-and-peach salad: chopped, for crunch, and also pureed, to make a dairy-free cream," says chef Alyssa Gorelick.
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These stuffed grape leaves are filled with ground lamb, fresh mint, and pine nuts. Enjoy them as a main dish or as a meze (appetizer).
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This pesto is unique due to the arugula, which gives it a peppery bite. I also like the lack of cheese, but add it if you must. Use as a spread or on pasta. My favorite is on baguette slices or on whole wheat crackers. It's addictive!
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This recipe is by Nancy Harmon Jenkins and takes 2 hours 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Savory and sweet all-beef meatballs made with raisins, pine nuts, and fresh parsley, courtesy of Frankies Spuntino in New York.
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Also called pine nut cookies. I make them and my family eats them so quickly I have to hide a few so I get some.
Ingredients: almond, sugar, egg whites, pine nuts
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A gorgeous fruit salad composed of soaked, cooked dried fruits with pine nuts and just a hint of honey. It's nice served cold with yogurt and a sprinkling of Demerara sugar.
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This recipe came from The New York Times Heritage Cookbook, published in the 70s. It's pretty much like pecan pie, except for pine nuts instead of pecans. The...
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Here is a one-pot meal designed explicitly for the hungriness of a long-distance runner, with garlicky kale pesto and sweet roasted butternut squash Making the pesto with kale instead of basil gives it a structure the basil-rich original lacks, and it interacts beautifully with the crisp-and-soft smoothness of the roasted squash A terrific dish