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A refreshingly sweet side dish of baby peas, white corn, green beans, and pimentos, all tossed together with a simple sweet and sour vinaigrette. Using all canned vegetables, this is a snap to prepare and has wonderful flavor after marinating overnight.
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This delicious, super-healthy salad is a great meal-in-one; it makes an ideal vegetarian option at the Thanksgiving table.
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Not all Halloween-party food has to be in a scary shape or color -- some dishes hint more subtly at the macabre theme, like these shriveled baby potatoes.
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This works great as an appetizer or salad. Have your guests stuff the figs while you wash the greens. Then roast them and serve warm.
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Gorgonzola cheese and pecans top a mix of salad greens or arugula with a drizzle of hazelnut oil.
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This recipe is by Julia Moskin and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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There is no better, more reliable restaurant dish than steak frites It is perhaps America's favorite French food, a cheeseburger deluxe recast for date nights, celebrations, feasts Few make the dish at home, though: The frites are too labor-intensive for all but the most project-oriented cooks
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This spinach strata recipe takes crusty bread, spinach, and feta and bakes it into one easy breakfast or brunch dish.
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For an absolutely fresh-from-the-garden delight, combine goat cheese with arugula, cherry tomatoes, olive oil, garlic, salt and pepper, and toss with hot penne pasta.
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This tart, refreshing salad was originally proposed as a pairing for asado negro, a Venezuelan holiday roast beef that is simmered in dark caramel However, go ahead and pair this with any hearty main course and you’ll enjoy a wonderfully balanced meal.
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This recipe is by Florence Fabricant and takes 50 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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The main characters here are Gorgonzola and arugula, the first of which appears in a number of different pasta sauces, all unsurpassed for their creaminess But in many instances, to me at least, Gorgonzola-based sauces tend to be too slick and rich This makes the addition of the fresh-tasting spicy arugula from the supermarket even more welcome
Ingredients: butter, gorgonzola, arugula, pasta