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This recipe came to The Times from John Currence, the celebrated chef in Oxford, Miss It is a meditation on the delights of summer: fresh, juicy peaches, cold buttermilk and whipped cream -- and grilling The alcohol from the bourbon will burn off when you mix it into the caramel, so don’t worry about serving it to children
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Try this easy mix-and-bake recipe for meat loaf if you like having nice firm slices for meat loaf sandwiches.
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Get Salmon and Herbed Onion Tempura Roll with Wasabi Soy-Honey Dipping Sauce Recipe from Food Network
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Egg, Cheddar cheese, tomato, and lettuce are seasoned with Cajun seasoning in this Cajun fried egg sandwich recipe.
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These spicy burgers are full of flavor and smell amazing. They stand on their own, but onions or roasted peppers give them even more of a kick!
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Corn tortillas are tightly rolled around a cheesy chicken mixture and baked until crisp. Serve these baked taquitos as an appetizer with salsa or top with lettuce, tomato, and sour cream for a main course.
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Recipe for Toasted Sesame Oil and Ginger Bell Peppers with Chili and Black Sesame Seeds, as seen in the October 2008 issue of 'O, The Oprah Magazine.'
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Gail Simmons amps up the broth with soy sauce, rice wine vinegar, ginger, and garlic and uses white-rice noodles instead of black (they're easier to find), cooked briefly to keep their texture firm.
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Stop breading mozzarella sticks and start making Chef John's crispier, modernized version that begins with a choux pastry base.
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This hot ham and cheese sandwich is dipped in egg and hot pepper sauce, then pan fried. Great brunch idea for teenagers, and you could experiment with different fillings.
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For this light, uncooked sauce, you must have perfectly ripe tomatoes. Be sure they're at room temperature, too, not cold. In fact, tomatoes shouldn't be refrigerated at all; chilling permanently reduces their flavor.