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Perfect for spring-looking for something fresh & light, delicious & a little different? This it it! This dish is a great way to incorporate all the fresh...
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I developed this recipe when I was stuck at home on a rainy day with my son and only had a Sweet potato, some Rainbow Chard we had grown in the garden and some...
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Ms Hesser brought us this recipe for the classic Roman stew back in 2002 after she visited Rome with her family Oxtails are a fatty and tough cut of meat, but here, a lengthy braise yields a rich, unctuous sauce seasoned with cinnamon, clove and marjoram
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A classic, simple beef stew recipe made with potatoes and carrots that my grandmother developed and that is now being enjoyed by a fourth generation in my family. Delicious with salad and a crusty bread.
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Here, standard weeknight chicken breasts are transformed into a dish that's fragrant and spicy It's very easy to prepare: just make a quick stew of butter, onions, celery, garlic, apple, tomatoes and curry powder Blend that together in a food processor until it forms a thick sauce, then combine with chicken breasts that have been lightly browned
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This recipe is by Robert Farrar Capon and takes 55 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Craig Claiborne, who brought this amazing cream of mussels soup to The Times in the 1960s and refined it over the years with his longtime kitchen collaborator Pierre Franey, once called it "the most elegant and delicious soup ever created." It is also one of the easiest to make Use wine to steam open some mussels beneath a blanket of aromatics and use the resulting stock as a base for cream Add the mussels and perhaps a grind of pepper