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You can use blond or black quinoa for these delicate burgers Black will look striking against the sweet potato’s orange when you cut into the burgers The red lentils pale to yellow when you cook them; they contribute texture and flavor
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Roasted sweet potatoes with crisp bacon and the mellow sweetness of caramelized onion are glazed with pure maple syrup for a holiday side dish they'll talk about for days.
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Garlic, crushed red pepper, and chili paste add heat; hoisin sauce and ginger sweeten the deal. Great served over jasmine rice!
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Get Grilled Smoked Pork Chops with Sweet and Sour Glaze Recipe from Food Network
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Your favorite snacks (popcorn, nuts, pretzels, dried cranberries) are tossed with melted white chocolate for this easy party mix.
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This recipe is by Christine Muhlke and takes 20 minutes, plus overnight refrigeration. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Previously featured at Shrine Asian Kitchen Lounge & Nightclub, recipe by Chef Kevin Long. A delicious way to prepare and serve tuna steaks.
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No need to order take-out !!  Make this quick and easy favorite the whole family will love.
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Doubling down on sweet potatoes’ sweetness by adding honey is like adding fuel to the fire, but the nuttiness from the browned butter, heat from the crushed red pepper flakes and bright acidity from the vinegar all work together to bring it back from the brink This hot honey browned butter is also good on roasted winter squash, over plain oatmeal and — if we are being honest —probably over ice cream But that’s a different conversation
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Get Spinach and Citrus Salad with Sweet and Spicy Pecans Recipe from Food Network
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Get Cream Cheese Log with Sweet-and-Spicy Cranberry Relish Recipe from Food Network
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In his home-cooking book “Ad Hoc at Home,” the surgically precise chef Thomas Keller gives instructions for cooking onions ideally for hash: melted but not mush, sweet but not stringy His meat of choice is bacon, a nice shortcut for home cooks who may not have a haunch of beef around This is an adaptation of his recipe