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Smoky and sweet with a hint of heat, here's a twist on a classic grilled cheese sandwich with roasted raspberry chipotle sauce.
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There is French toast, and then there are torrijas, the Spanish version The origins of both are undoubtedly the same: yet another way to make good use of bread that’s no longer fresh Though torrijas, like French toast, can be served at breakfast, they can also be a knockout dessert.
Ingredients: milk, sugar, eggs, bread
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An easy recipe for mushroom melt sandwiches from DTLA Cheese in Los Angeles. You will need wild mushrooms, Taleggio cheese, and brioche slices.
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A recipe for pulled lamb belly sandwiches from Belcampo Meat Co.
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A sweet, warm breakfast idea. Cooked like a grilled cheese, but filled with melted peanut butter and warm bananas.
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An easy tuna sandwich with peanuts and celery for crunchiness and curry seasonings for bold flavor.
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A traditional Italian sub is spread with savory garlic mayonnaise, piled high with sliced Margherita® Pepperoni, Genoa Salami and Capicola, then finished with fresh basil, chopped radicchio and pepperoncini.
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Fact: The cauliflower cancels out the cheesiness—and the bacon.
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A quintessential quick bread, zucchini bread blurs the line between breakfast and cake, making it acceptable for both This version is on the sweeter side, the vegetal flavors mellowed by brown sugar, cinnamon and a bit of browned butter While not always necessary, squeezing excess water from the zucchini will prevent the batter from being too wet while keeping the end result moist
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Parsnips give an earthy dimension to this bread pudding, which melds cubes of brioche, grated cheese, and thyme.
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A traditional New England-style bread stuffing with celery and onion.
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This recipe is by Glenn Collins and takes 30 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.