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This salad, which resembles gazpacho, is a lovely, light way to begin a Mexican meal Serve it atop lettuce leaves as a salad, or serve over rice Alternately, use it as a sauce with fish, chicken or fajitas.
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Apple sausage stuffing is simple to make, thanks to cornbread stuffing mix, apples, and chicken apple sausage. Sure to become a go-to Thanksgiving recipe.
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Cubes of pork shoulder meat are browned, then cooked in a pressure cooker with poblano, jalapeno, and serrano peppers, onions, and spices to make tender seasoned meat that's perfect for tacos.
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This Brazilian pork stew features both pork tenderloin and chorizo sausage. My Brazilian friend makes this for me occasionally and it is fabulous!
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This recipe is by Elaine Louie and takes 35 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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I’ve made lots of Greek vegetable pies in phyllo pastry using beet greens, but I had not included the beets This will now be a regular dish I make with beets in my house This savory pie, seasoned with mint, parsley and dill, is beautiful, filling and easy to assemble
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Guacamole is even better with the addition of sweet Dungeness crab.
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Tempeh is topped with Buffalo sauce, blue cheese, and celery in these pita pocket sliders that will delight vegetarians at your next party.
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Chunks of chicken sausage add loads of flavor to this classic bread stuffing with sage.
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An untraditional marriage: German sausage meets Italian green.
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Vegans and non-vegans will enjoy this twist on a traditional stuffing, where quinoa replaces the bread and butternut squash, celeriac and hazelnuts add the flavors of fall Amber St Peter of Long Beach, Calif., submitted this recipe of which she says, “It’s hearty without the bread or gluten, and flavorful without a bunch of processed ingredients
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This recipe is by Jane Sigal and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.