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Hear ye, hear ye! Here's something to bring back memories of the county fair. Use 10 wooden skewers for the franks, and dip away!
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A classic recipe for brown beef gravy. If you like gravy, you'll love this!
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This authentic Mexican pork stew with guajillo and ancho chile peppers is full of smoky, complex flavor.
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Unless you’re familiar with coffee concentrate, New Orleans iced coffee is a puzzling ritual The first time I had it, I watched skeptically as a friend’s mother filled a plastic Mardi Gras cup with ice, poured in an inch of inky coffee from a mayonnaise jar, then topped it off with milk It was as smooth as a milkshake but had a rich coffee flavor and packed a caffeinated punch
Ingredients: coffee, roast, water
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Lean ground bison stands in for beef in this easy chili.
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Leafy collard greens take a long, slow simmer in a ham hock bath, with flakes of hot pepper tossed in for kicks. Some folks like to shred the ham hock meat into the greens before serving up in bowls.
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While most flour tortilla recipes use lard or shortening, this one uses canola oil for the same great taste without animal or soy products.
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Mezcal provides a slightly smoky note and an element of surprise to this cocktail created by Will Noland of Brooklyn’s Sidecar He named it after what he considers ‘‘the greatest transvestite-biker-exploitation movie of all time,’’ not just its pretty color.
Ingredients: aperol, mezcal, prosecco, soda water
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Combined with fruit, it makes a quick dessert topping.
Ingredients: water, honey, sugar, vanilla bean
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Lemon juice, water, sugar blend well with Irish whiskey in this quick and easy recipe for a whiskey sour cocktail that serves one.
Ingredients: sugar, lemon juice, water, whiskey, ice
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This recipe is by Oliver Strand and takes 20 minutes, plus overnight soaking. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.