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Finishing pasta by cooking it for the final minute or two in stock is not all that uncommon But simmering it in flavorful liquid for nearly all of its cooking time, almost as you would a risotto, is highly unusual And when that liquid is red wine, you have a pasta dish that is an attention grabber
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Wine=the ultimate way to warm up.
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This is a modern version of the classic coq au vin-rich in flavor but lower in calories than the original, and much faster to make.
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This recipe is by Jacques Pepin and takes About 20 minutes, plus refrigeration. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
Ingredients: cinnamon, limes, water, honey, red wine
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The standard coq au vin, even when it is made with shortcuts, is a hearty dish, what with its bacon, garlic, deep red wine and enrichment of butter But the one I like best is made with prunes: it's darker, richer, fuller, the kind of recipe one adores and makes repeatedly The prunes melt into the wine and become barely recognizable, bringing even more depth, not only of color but of flavor
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Herbs and Dijon mustard make for a quick salad dressing with bright herb flavor.
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Get into the holiday spirit with Honey Mulled Wine! This red wine is sweetened with honey and spiced with cinnamon. It's an easy (and easy to love) winter warmer.
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This recipe is by Barbara Kafka and takes 47 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Making mulled wine with white wine gives a smoother flavor and tastes great at Christmas. This recipe has a little rum added at the end for a bit of a kick!