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This caraway rye bread, baked in the Dutch oven, is no-knead, no double rise, no-fail, and always a crowd-pleaser.
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This makes a great batter, which then makes a great crepe. Soy milk, hazelnut syrup, water, margarine and flour. Simple. Mix the batter, chill and pour into a hot pan.
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A classic New Orleans cocktail recipe that uses gin, citrus, egg white, cream, and orange flower water and is great with brunch.
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Once you try cold-brewing your coffee, you may never go back to your coffee maker! Coarsely ground coffee, cold water, and a bit of time and patience delivers a less-acidic brew you'll love.
Ingredients: coffee beans, water
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A classic recipe for brown beef gravy. If you like gravy, you'll love this!
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Beets are fermented with garlic in a simple brine of water and salt in this easy recipe for fermented raw beets with everyday ingredients.
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This mixture of Israeli couscous, tomatoes, olives, bell pepper, and feta cheese in a lemon juice dressing delivers a taste of Greece to your table.
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You can make these refreshingly delightful slushies with just lemonade-flavored drink mix, strawberries, water, and ice.
Ingredients: water, lemonade, ice, strawberries
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Brew your own beer with this extract recipe for an Irish Red Ale. This beer is fermented slowly for a rich flavor, so be patient!
Ingredients: water, malt, barley, hops, yeast, sugar
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The proportions are nice in this pastry dough, with just the right ratio of flour to shortening to water. Everything incorporates perfectly and the dough is easy to roll out. This recipe for flaky, tender crust doubles well and freezes nicely.
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Antelope meat, potatoes, corn, and bell peppers simmer with elbow macaroni to make this tasty and easy main dish.
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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.