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In 2001, Regina Schrambling went on a week long odyssey in search of the ultimate lasagna recipe She tested several, and finally found her ideal in a mash-up of recipes from Giuliano Bugialli and Elodia Rigante, both Italian cookbook authors “If there were central casting for casseroles, this one deserved the leading role
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An easy shrimp ceviche recipe with West African roots. You'll need shrimp, ginger, lime juice, a habanero pepper, cilantro, and shallots.
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For a nutritious and wholesome meal, yet not lacking in flavour, look no further. You would probably not find this dish in a Middle Eastern restaurant. It is the type of everyday dish served to the family. White kidney beans are slowly cooked in a tomato based sauce. Serve it over plain white rice.
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Potato soup in a jar is made with potato flakes and dry milk and seasoned with turmeric and thyme.
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This tenderloin roast makes a good company dinner. It is similar to Beef Bourguignon, but requires considerably less cooking time. Roasted shallots are added to the sauce along with sauteed bacon bits. The recipe serves 6 and can be doubled.
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This BBQ sauce is tangy, but it 's also sweet and has a nice taste of onion and garlic. It coats chicken or beef beautifully and also makes a great sauce to serve in small bowls for dipping.
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This simple meat sauce will persuade you to ditch the jarred stuff for good.
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Liven your week with this tasty seacoast recipe of peppers stuffed with tilapia, scallops and shrimp.
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A quick and easy vegetable soup made with ground round and spicy vegetable juice cocktail. My kids love it!
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This origins of this seafood soup — seared fish, shrimp and conch quickly poached in a simple coconut broth — can be discerned by its elements It's a specialty of the Garifuna people, descendants of intermarried Africans and Carib natives who settled on the Atlantic coast of Honduras (as well as Belize, Guatemala and Nicaragua), and the tropical coconut and abundant seafood speak to where they live The fact that it's always served with machuca, a mash of sweet and green plantains, reflects the Garifunas' West African origins, where cassava and plantain mashes called fufu are a staple.