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This vegetarian tomato and basil tart is a feast and can be served for breakfast, lunch, or dinner with just a salad or some bread.
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I made this for my boyfriend he loved it, I hope other people like it too! Do remember to rest the chicken for ten minutes after searing!
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Pale ale adds great flavor to this hearty chicken soup made with enchilada sauce, black beans, and fresh cilantro in the slow cooker.
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This recipe is a staple in Mexico. Raw seafood is cooked by the lime juice! Now don't wrinkle your nose! You would never know the seafood was not cooked prior to serving. Make sure to always use the freshest ingredients! You may substitute many types of seafood for scallops, for example: halibut, red snapper, flounder, or swordfish.
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Tuna salad gets an extra boost of flavor and texture with the addition of garbanzo beans and quinoa. Toss with olive oil and cilantro for a fresh salad.
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Fresh corn kernels, avocado, black beans, and tomatoes are tossed with lime juice and cilantro creating a refreshing summer vegetable salad.
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Green beans are simmered with a spicy beef and tomato sauce in this recipe.
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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
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