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This stir-fry has hot (red pepper flakes), sour (vinegar), sweet (honey) and bitter (escarole) elements Escarole goes by a few names, including broad-leafed endive and Batavia endive (In France it is just called Batavia)
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I'll eat anything in a wrap. One day, I had some leftover thai and a sh**load of raw flour tortillas in my fridge. It was so good, I decided to throw it into...
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A hot baked dip meant to be served with slices of French baguette has the rich flavors of artichoke hearts and crab meat.
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You can double or triple this recipe and make enough for a crowd of hungry friends. The creamy mayonnaise dressing has sour cream, sweet pickle juice and mustard stirred in.
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This gumbo recipe uses a variety of vegetables for a hearty first-course soup or light main-course entree. The flavor base of the gumbo, roux, is quicker and...
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This easy jambalaya is made all in one pot--your multicooker! Heat lovers can double the hot pepper sauce to give it an extra kick. Serve over white rice.
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Chicken stock and ground pork are the base for this savory Asian-inspired cabbage soup packed with veggies such as bean spouts, corn, and mushrooms, and seasoned with ginger, garlic, Szechuan and soy sauces, garlic, ginger, and a hit of heat from cayenne pepper.
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Chef John's sweet and sour pork with pineapple and green onions is a lighter version of the Chinese take-out classic.
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Zucchini, bell pepper, and onion are layered between corn tortillas and sour cream in this cheesy and comforting casserole.
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By using low-fat cheeses, no-fat-added refried beans, and increasing the amount of peppers, this is a healthier version of everyone's favorite seven layer dip. Great for football parties.
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Drew Spangler Faulkner, a cooking teacher at L’Academie de Cuisine in Bethesda, Md., makes a Thai green curry that is a kind of comfort food The sauce, made creamy with coconut milk, and gently spicy with the curry paste, is flavorful yet soothing The vegetables, which are simply dropped into the sauce, and gently simmered for about 12 minutes, turn out tender, not soggy
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