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These are inspired by Patricia Wells’ “Chanteduc Rainbow Olive Collection” in her wonderful book “The Provence Cookbook.” It is best to use olives that have not been pitted.
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Pork chops are coated with onion soup mix and pan fried before being simmered in a white wine and cream sauce in this tasty main dish.
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A red wine and cream sauce with Dijon mustard, onions, and mushrooms tops a brandy-flamed steak that is sure to please your lucky dining guest as well as yourself.
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Brown sugar and cinnamon are swirled into a homemade vanilla cake batter in this easy recipe for a honey bun cake made from scratch.
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A less fattening version of an old favorite. Now you can eat even more!
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This refreshing summer cocktail for a crowd came to The Times by way of Toby Cecchini, a bartender and the inventor of the once ubiquitous cosmopolitan cocktail This recipe originated with his father, Andrea Cecchini, a research chemist who “brought his scrutiny to bear on cocktails.” A few things the senior Mr Cecchini would insist upon here: Use a pitcher because proportion is crucial, and you need plenty of room for the ice, tonic and limes
Ingredients: limes, gin, tonic water
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This is a wonderful and easy cookie that my mother prepared for at least 50 years. Every time I take them somewhere everyone wants the recipe.
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I've seen a lot of recipes for this soup; however, my mother-in-law adds tomato paste for a bit of a different flavour and she doesn't add any lentils or beans. It's thick, filling, and delicious, and you could make it vegetarian by using vegetable stock.
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Fresh corn kernels, crumbled bacon and sour cream bring delicious flavor to these quick deep-fried corn fritters.
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Maderia, a fortified wine, brings wonderful flavor to this Thanksgiving pan gravy, quickly whisked together after the bird emerges from the oven As with any gravy, the flavor of the stock is essential here, so it's absolutely worth the time to make your own.