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Jazz up your sole with Chef John's recipe for crab-stuffed sole, with a bit of heat from poblano peppers.
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The New Mexican dried chiles give this puree its bright red color and the anchos give it a rich, raisiny flavor.
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This Thai shrimp soup with button and straw mushrooms starts with a stock made from shrimp shells combined with slices of galangal, kaffir lime leaves, lemon grass and fish sauce. Garnish with cilantro.
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My stripped-down version of chiles rellenos calls for stuffing seeded, raw poblano halves with spiced, almond-studded ground beef, then baking everything until the pepper flesh melts into a velvet pocket surrounding the fragrant meat For a sauce, I make my favorite tomatillo salsa verde, though jarred green or red salsa would shave some time off the recipe.
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My wife and I LOVE a soup from a local Thai restaurant, so we put together a list of ingredients and made it at home. We've made it several times now, refining...
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This beef tenderloin is rubbed with a complex adobo paste made from three kinds of dried chiles.
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Most top chefs will tell you the same thing: When they finally escape from the elaborate labors they oversee in the kitchen, they crave late-night street food that’s poetically simple and satisfying: hot dogs, fried rice, a bowl of noodles For Enrique Olvera, the chef at Cosme in New York and Pujol in Mexico City, that hand-to-mouth haiku can be found in avocado tacos, which he scarfs down around the clock They serve as both “a comfort,” he said, and “a cultural expression.” In its most basic form, an avocado taco is like a two-bite couplet in praise of Mexican ingredients: a chewy corn tortilla enclosing creamy slices of the-butter-that-grows-on-trees
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This classic Mexican side dish is made with fresh tomatoes, chile peppers, onion, garlic, cilantro, and . . . carrot! Try it; you'll love it.