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This classic Japanese dressing elevates a simple green salad into something restaurant-worthy We also like it spooned on top of a pile of sautéed spinach or drizzled over a piece of grilled fish.
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Crisp fall salad with sliced endive, walnuts, chopped pear, and blue cheese.
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Buttery toasted garlic bread is topped with fresh, crisp Greek salad, and served with tart tzatziki sauce.
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Fresh spring vegetables like asparagus and peas add a light touch to this classic, creamy Italian dish.
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Halibut is brushed with a rice wine and miso glaze then broiled until golden in this quick and easy recipe for an Asian-inspired main dish.
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Miso, the traditional Japanese soybean paste, is one of those convenience foods whose complexity belies its ingredients: it contains only soybeans, salt and grain (usually rice or barley, though others are used too), inoculated with the Aspergillus orzyae bacteria and aged for up to three years The production process is not unlike that for good hard cheese, and miso is frequently compared with Parmesan It is equally complex, and both are known for the strong presence of umami, the Japanese word for the fifth taste (after salt, sour, sweet and bitter), roughly translated as ''deliciousness.'' Here, miso is combined with little more than scallops, then allowed to sit for a while before grilling or broiling
Ingredients: white miso, mirin, onion, scallops, juice
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A lovely pink version of sangria made with fruity moscato wine and raspberries is perfect for sipping while relaxing around the pool.