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Get Fried Catfish Recipe from Food Network
Get Fried Catfish Recipe from Food Network
Ingredients:
dijon mustard, hot sauce, egg white, catfish, canola oil, yellow cornmeal, flour, mayonnaise, chives, lemon juice, green onions, celery, garlic, baking powder, beer, eggs, onion
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Thin-sliced herbed pancakes are the "noodles" in this flavorful broth. Both light and hearty, it's a nice bridge from summer to fall.
Thin-sliced herbed pancakes are the "noodles" in this flavorful broth. Both light and hearty, it's a nice bridge from summer to fall.
Ingredients:
sifted flour, salt, baking powder, eggs, broth, cumin, herbs, chicken broth, beef broth, ginger, onion, mushrooms
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No crab? No problem! Substitute chicken for the crab and you have delicious, quick, and easy chicken Rangoon, sure to become a household favorite.
No crab? No problem! Substitute chicken for the crab and you have delicious, quick, and easy chicken Rangoon, sure to become a household favorite.
Ingredients:
cream cheese, onion powder, garlic powder, worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, salt, black pepper, chicken, wonton wrappers
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Get Falafel Recipe from Food Network
Get Falafel Recipe from Food Network
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chickpeas, yellow onion, cloves, sesame seeds, parsley, salt, cumin, baking powder, coriander, black pepper, cayenne pepper
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These chilaquiles are better made with old tortillas than with young ones — though the latter will work, as long as you let them get stale in a 200-degree-or-so oven for an hour The other important ingredient is bacon fat, which can be old or new, but must be the result of cooked bacon past Together, with garlic, pepper, onion, chile and tomato, the two become the very rich and appealing base of this dish that is somewhere between a solid and a stew
These chilaquiles are better made with old tortillas than with young ones — though the latter will work, as long as you let them get stale in a 200-degree-or-so oven for an hour The other important ingredient is bacon fat, which can be old or new, but must be the result of cooked bacon past Together, with garlic, pepper, onion, chile and tomato, the two become the very rich and appealing base of this dish that is somewhere between a solid and a stew
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Recipe for Key Lime-Buttermilk Soufflés, as seen in the January 2008 issue of 'O, The Oprah Magazine.'
Recipe for Key Lime-Buttermilk Soufflés, as seen in the January 2008 issue of 'O, The Oprah Magazine.'
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This is a hopped-up, smoky version of a traditional Mexican crema, thinner than sour cream, with more tang, and a slightly salty bite I like it matched with slab-bacon tacos and it is marvelous drizzled over roasted cabbage or sweet potatoes I've plopped it into black bean soup. It's a nice addition to a quesadilla, and I enjoy it on a burger enrobed with jack cheese and topped with pickled jalapenos
This is a hopped-up, smoky version of a traditional Mexican crema, thinner than sour cream, with more tang, and a slightly salty bite I like it matched with slab-bacon tacos and it is marvelous drizzled over roasted cabbage or sweet potatoes I've plopped it into black bean soup. It's a nice addition to a quesadilla, and I enjoy it on a burger enrobed with jack cheese and topped with pickled jalapenos
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A little slice of heaven.
A little slice of heaven.
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This recipe for New England lobster rolls has steamed lobster mixed with mayonnaise and celery in a buttered, toasted top-split bun.
This recipe for New England lobster rolls has steamed lobster mixed with mayonnaise and celery in a buttered, toasted top-split bun.
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Have you ever had grilled radicchio? Try it! Excellent with olive oil, balsamic, and a little grated Pecorino.
Have you ever had grilled radicchio? Try it! Excellent with olive oil, balsamic, and a little grated Pecorino.
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This recipe is by Harold Mcgee and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
This recipe is by Harold Mcgee and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
