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This is candied bacon, essentially, on corn tortillas with a creamy, smoke-flecked sauce that tastes of scallion and lime I like it with pineapple salsa as well, and a salad of cilantro, mint and soft lettuce You could make it with your standard sliced bacon from the market, but it’s far superior with the thick-cut variety or, best of all, with a chunk of uncut bacon that you can slice as thick as you like.
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Chunks of lump crabmeat mix with jicama, jalapeños, red onion, tomatoes, and hot spice to create a guacamole from chef Emeril Lagasse that's so hearty it could be eaten as a meal.
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This is one of my husband's favorite dishes. You can add a variety of vegetables to make it healthier. Also, it is easy to sub. low-fat cheese, because you...
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Single-serving portions of macaroni and cheese with a Tex-Mex twist.
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Chickpeas have an irresistibly robust and nutty flavor, and a texture that can run from crunchy to tender Dried chickpeas take longer to cook than other beans (two hours is a likely cooking time); use enough water, and the process is stress-free One major benefit to cooking chickpeas yourself — aside from the superior flavor and texture — is that the water you cook them in becomes particularly rich and flavorful by the time they’re done